Mrs Hinch - aka Sophie Hinchliffe - has had one busy weekend. Not only has she been sprucing her house from top to bottom, but she also had a night out with BFF Stacey Solomon, where the pair cheered on the Loose Women panellist’s partner Joe Swash on Dancing On Ice. So, you can’t blame the 29-year-old for wanting to snuggle up in her famous home afterwards, in comfortable clothes, right? On Monday night, fresh from taking her adorable baby Ronnie swimming, Sophie shared a snap of her wearing a camel knitted co-ord top and slouchy skirt, which came from online fashion brand in the style. We’ve tracked down the set, and it costs just £10 for the top and £10 for the skirt. And what’s more, there’s still a few sizes left, in a variety of colours, too.
This isn’t the first time the influencer - who has racked up a whopping 3 million Instagram followers in under two years - has worn the bargain fashion brand.
Mrs Hinch wore a camel knitted co-ord from In The Style
Last April, the Essex born star appeared on This Morning, wearing a polka dot top from the company. It was black and white and had a flattering square-neckline, which set her back just £21.99. She teamed with a black column skirt that hugged her adorable baby bump as she was pregnant at the time.
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SHOP: Stone knitted rib mini skirt, £10, In The Style
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At her book signing event at Lakeside (Essex's most famous shopping centre) two days later, Sophie donned a black and pink crop top that had statement sleeves and a sweetheart style neckline. Also from In The Style, the silky-soft number had a price tag of £19.99 from Suzanne Jackson's range. We love how the UK’s most popular and sought-after Instagram star shuns designer threads - always keeping it real!
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