This year, it has been all about the rainbow! The colourful trend has been seen all over catwalks, phone cases, dresses, tops, even shoes, with Gucci kicking things off with their platform trainers. Arguably the lady that really put rainbow on the map is none other than Holly Willoughby, who caused an internet sensation when she wore the sparkly dress by Ashish on the Jonathan Ross Show - her most popular dress of 2017. We've rounded up our pick of our favourite celebs rocking rainbow….
Supermodel Erin O'Connor was recently photographed in London wearing a Prince of Wales check long line coat, voluminous culottes, snazzy Gucci loafers, and a vibrant stripy rainbow top! Who would have thought that stripes and checks would work together so well? The striking 39-year-old made the get-up entirely her own, and the top gave her ensemble a fun and fashion-forward twist.
Pop star Katy Perry, 32, really turned heads in a stunning striped sequin dress by designer Attico. Adorned with sequins, the sparkly number perfectly complimented Katy’s stereotypical quirky dress sense.
Holly Willoughby yet again showed her love for all things rainbow in a mega-sparkly striped mini skirt by Anthropologie, which sold out within one hour of the mother-of-three posting a photo on her Instagram account! The statement skirt showed off her slim frame, and the colours worked well with the black Marks & Spencer’s knit she teamed with it.
Stunning former Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio was snapped running daily errands in a pair of skinny jeans and an oversized statement knit, featuring a plethora of rainbow shades and a bold slogan. The 36-year-old was bang-on trend with this knit, and it’s such an easy wardrobe staple to throw on!
Holly Willoughby turned to high street store Anthropologie once again when she wore this pretty, pastel-coloured rainbow pencil skirt, which she teamed with a co-ordinating, buttery yellow top. The skirt typically sold out in minutes after the Celebrity Juice presenter uploaded a snapshot on social media.
