Christine Lampard’s ‘beautiful’ striped co-ord is the ‘perfect’ transitional outfit

In a Phase Eight co-ord that has been hailed as the ultimate trans-seasonal getup, Christine Lampard effortlessly filled in for Lorraine Kelly on her ITV morning show, looking every bit like a breath of fresh air.

Christine dazzled in the Louisa Stripe Top and its matching skirt when she took to the gram to show off her Friday ensemble. The figure-flattering set, which includes a top priced at $79 and a skirt priced at $89, is versatile enough to be worn as a sophisticated dress or as a mix-and-match for various styles.

On Instagram, Christine’s followers were quick to show us how adoring we were of her. One fan gushed, “As always You look stunning,” while another praised her as “beautiful.”

For those challenging days when it’s too cold for bare arms but too mild for heavy layers, this knit combo is the perfect solution. The sleeveless top, which is made of soft ribbed fabric, has a timeless color palette of brown, black, and white, giving it a sophisticated vibe that will last a lifetime.

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The outfit is completed by the skirt, which is designed to “flatten” the body in a pencil silhouette that extends just below the knee. According to Chronicle Live, Christine wore her dark tresses in a relaxed wavy style while pairing the pair with understated black heels.

The skirt can be worn with a crisp white shirt or a plain strappy vest top, aside from the simple co-ord’s simplicity. For a summery vibe, the top can be paired with denim jeans, shorts, or skirts, or with chocolate or camel-tailored pants for a work-ready appearance.

Since this isn’t Christine’s first time wearing the pattern, she seems to have a soft spot for horizontal stripes. She wore a Rixo striped metallic midi dress in January that cost £470.

And she was spotted wearing a cream French Connection cardigan with black stripes at Fenwick last April.

Source: Mirror