Holly Willoughby has made no secret that she is a big Love Island fan, often talking about the hit reality series on This Morning. So it came as no surprise when she was pictured in a Love Island inspired T-shirt on Instagram on Wednesday. Clearly delighted with her new top, the 36-year-old looked ultra-cool in the crisp white design emblazoned with the slogan ‘On paper he’s my type.’ Fans of both Holly and Love Island will be pleased to know that the newly-released design is just £7.99, and is available from high street favourite New Look.
Holly Willoughby looked ever so pleased in her new Love Island T-shirt
After posting the image on Instagram, Holly’s fans were quick to comment on the photo. “Please can we get these for the hen do,” one asked a friend, while another wrote: “Need this.” A third said: “Get me to new look! Primark do some too!”
There's no denying Holly has a strong sartorial influence thanks to her love of dressing in affordable pieces from British high street brands. Recently, the presenter proved her "effect" after dazzling viewers with a pretty floral dress from Oasis, which cost £60. Shortly after her TV appearance, the clothing brand revealed that the desired outfit had sold out in "record time" after they were inundated with messages asking how they could purchase one.
The £7.99 T-shirt from New Look
Responding to several comments, Oasis wrote on Instagram: "Thanks for all your comments! Unfortunately due to popular demand, this dress sold out in record time! We have passed all your feedback on to our teams. Stay tuned for all our new arrivals. Love, Oasis x."
Primark too, have designed a collection of Love Island T-shirts, each priced at £6. In the collection of white, off-grey, black and pastel pink designs, slogans include ‘100% my type on paper,’ ‘#muggy,’ and ‘I’ve got a text!’
The store recently unveiled the collection on their Twitter page, revealing that T-shirts are exclusively available in selected stores across the UK. These include Oxford Street East and West, Bromley, Brighton, Cardiff and Liverpool.