Christine Lampard was on top form on Thursday afternoon's Loose Women, wearing a stunning skirt, which retails for just £39.50.
The skirt is from Marks and Spencer, and has a black, metallic texture, complete with pleats which flatter the body and elongate legs.
She paired the look with a cream roll neck jumper from Massimo Dutti, which is priced at £49.95, and finished it off with a pair of simple black court shoes for a classic and stylish look.
The neutral colour of the skirt makes it really versatile and it would also work well with a classic pair sandals and bright top for a much more casual, vibrant spring look.
Christine finished off her look by wearing her dark brown tresses down and styled into loose waves. Make-up wise, it was a classic slightly-smokey eye and nude lipgloss, with no jewellery to create a minimalist look.
This is not the first time Christine has dazzled in an M&Sitem on Loose Women. She has previously worn a super-flattering striped knit dress, and on another occasion chose a bright pink roll neck jumper from the brand.
M&S seems to be the go-to brand for so many stylish ladies at the moment, with Kate Garraway wearing a gorgeous red dress from the brand.
and who could forget Meghan Markle's black knit jumper?!
We aren't surprised that Christine has managed to pull off such amazing looks, given that she shares a stylist (Angie Smith) with the likes of Holly Willoughby and Rochelle Humes, who always look super polished!
Christine's Stunning style moment comes after Frank Lampard spoke about their relationship, and what it means to him, telling The Guardian,"Meeting Christine was completely uplifting for me because, we say love at first sight, but we met, and very quickly we kind of moved in together and were inseparable.
"And I fell in love, she brought the perfect balance to my life.And the world that she's in makes it, say, easier."
With style successes and a wonderful husband to match, it seems life is very good for Christine at the moment!
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