Marks & Spencer launch Holly Willoughby-approved Christmas jumpers

Holly Willoughby has modelled a new range of festive clothing for Marks & Spencer and we want to buy all of it.

The new collection has landed on M&S’s website and features a whole host of festive jumpers to get you feeling Christmassy, despite lockdown.

This black and white jumper is being dubbed the “Holly Willoughby approved knit of dreams” by M&S and can be bought for just £25. 

SHOP NOW: Soft Touch Argyle Crew Neck Fitted Jumper, M&S, £25, marksandspencer.com

Or this polka dot knit is available in two colour-ways and will also set you back just £25.

SHOP NOW: Polka Dot Crew Neck Relaxed Jumper, M&S, £25, marksandspencer.com

Another “must-have” Christmas jumper is one of Holly’s favourites - the Ivy, which costs just £25. 

SHOP NOW: Fair Isle Funnel Neck Jumper, M&S, £25, marksandspencer.com

While it’s unclear when we’ll be able to get our glad rags on and enjoy a proper Christmas party, style icon Holly has us covered with the sparkles.

M&S say, “Sparkles are the order of the day for the rest of this year (even if we can only wear them around the house), and we won’t hear otherwise.”

Who cares if we’re in lockdown for the next month? According to M&S, November 2020 is "the month we walked around the house in our best Christmas outfits.”

Although Holly is now a household style icon, there was a time she wasn’t interested in fashion.

Speaking to Red, she explained, “For a long time, I was pretty clueless. There’s a picture of me on the red carpet when I first started in TV and I’m wearing a brown belted cord skirt, a brown cord jacket, fishnet tights and a weird round toe shoe. 

“What was I thinking? But I’ve grown to like clothes more the older I’ve got and I now recognise the importance of having key staples that fit well in your wardrobe.”

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