Rochelle Humes has been continuing her winning winter style streak while on This Morning.
The singer turned presenter has been at the helm of the ITV daytime show since last week alongside Phillip Schofield.
Rochelle, who was once part of girlband The Saturdays, has stepped in for the programme's usual host Holly Willoughby.
Holly, 40, is currently away filming for a new BBC One entertainment show but is still returning for Dancing On Ice on a Sunday.
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Back to Rochelle, the TV star rocked up to Wednesday show in a white knitted midi dress.
And fans could get their hands on it as it's from Zara.
Mum-of-three Rochelle kept the look quite simple, pairing the sleek look with a pair of Misspap snakeskin knee high boots, while also slicking back her hair into a low pony.
She didn't over accessorize either, opting for a pair of gold hoop earrings and a matching bracelet.
Rochelle, 32, took to her Instagram page before the show as she modeled her latest look outside the ITV studio.
"On Wednesday’s we wear white," she captioned the snap to her millions of followers.
And the compliments came in thick and fast.
@garygray6063 said: "A vision in cream a beautiful lady."
"Always looking so glamorous and beautiful," @sharonrobinson2126 commented.
@hattiebourn wrote: "Oh you look incredible."
"Absolutely stunning @rochellehumes," @watershaus added.
But when @katpom commented; "Lol- on *child free days* we wear white," Rochelle was quick to reply.
She said: "Put it this way I won’t be wearing this when I’m back for the school run," with a crying laughing emoji.
Rochelle appears to be a fan of the midi-dress, wearing them for the majority of her This Morning appearances so far.
On Monday's show she opted for an abstract patterned knitted dress from PrettyLittleThing.
She once again completed the look with a pair of boots, this time an ivory ankle pair from Debenhams.
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