In her years fronting one of the nation's favourite TV programmes, Holly Willoughby has become something of a fashion icon. But it has emerged that Holly's wardrobe for This Morning is actually closely monitored by stylists, and presenters have a dress code for what they can wear on screen. Amanda Holden, 46, has revealed that female presenters on the ITV chat show must wear high street brands like Zara and Marks and Spencer so that viewers will be able to afford anything that catches their eye. But Holly, 36, recently broke this rule when she was criticised by her Instagram followers for wearing a £505 skirt and flaunting it online. Amanda has revealed that the outfits the presenters wear on the show are meant to embody 'accessible' fashion, so viewers at home can afford the looks they like. She told OK!: 'I really enjoy it! Everything I wear on This Morning – and Holly wears – is chosen because we know everyone can go and buy it.. .
Everything's from Zara, everything's from Topshop, or L.K. Bennett, or Marks and Spencer Despite not being allowed to wear designer clothes on the series,
Amanda admitted that she likes the fact her clothes are affordable. She added: 'I enjoy the fact people go ''oh, that jumper looks nice, but I won't be able to afford it, wait, it's Marks and Sparks,'' or BHS. This Morning makes fashion really accessible to people I think. Despite the strict dress code..
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By Molly Rose Pike For Mailonline