It’s not an easy task looking perfectly groomed and glamorous for an 8.30am appearance on ITV, but Megan McKenna managed it when she appeared on Lorraine on Monday looking stunning in a printed silk wrap dress and debuting a new lighter hair shade. The former TOWIE star wore a frock by online fashion label Never Fully Dressed which featured a striking 70s-inspired flower print in gold, white, purple and blue. The flattering design featured a button-up shirt front and collar, a slim-fit midi-length skirt with asymmetric hem, and a chunky matching wrap belt.
Megan went for a bold 70s-inspired print and kept her accessories simple
The dress is sadly sold out online at the moment, but Never Fully Dressed has plenty of other designs in similar cuts. Megan kept the rest of her outfit simple so as not to deflect from the eye-catching dress, accessorising with a pair of black pointed court shoes and a gold watch. She wore her hair – which was looking a slightly-lighter shade of honey blonde – long and wavy, and went for a glam makeup look consisting of brown smokey eyes, long lashes and glossy lips.
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During her appearance Megan discussed her new reality show Celebs on the Farm, which she is appearing on alongside former TOWIE cast mate Bobby Cole Norris and Gogglebox's Sandi Bogle. The animal lover admitted that she had been "traumatised" after having to acre for creatures that she would later eat. She told Christine Lampard: "I have not eaten lamb since, I swear. I love animals and obviously you're there and you realise that this is gonna be your dinner. It was a little bit traumatising for me."
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Regular host Lorraine Kelly was absent from she show as she is currently taking a well-earned summer holiday with her family. The 58-year-old is enjoying a lengthy break on the Costa del Sol, and has been sharing photos of her holiday fitness routine on social media.
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