Holly Willoughby made her big TV comeback this month, hosting new Netflix show, Celebrity Bear Hunt. Aside from looking forward to seeing the star-studded line-up being put through their paces, I couldn't wait to see what Holly would be wearing after she's spent limited time in the spotlight over the last 18 months.
If you haven't tuned in, Celebrity Bear Hunt is a high-stakes survival game where celebrities are dropped into the jungles of Central America to become Bear Grylls’ prey. He tests their survival instincts in a series of gruelling challenges and those who fall short will find themselves in the 'Bear Hunt'. It's essentially a game of cat and mouse where Bear hunts them down, eliminating anyone who gets caught.
Holly is the solo host, and as you might expect, her wardrobe has a few nods to the filming location, Costa Rica. While it's not exactly tropical weather over here in the UK, I already have my eye on a few pieces.
The Grenson + Holly Nanettes are very similar to the original sell-out style, with the addition of a detachable strap, which fits over the upper and under the sole of the boot, plus green plaid laces. They're effortlessly cool and I really want a pair.
Also available in tan and leopard print (which she wore on the show with a khaki co-ord), they retail for £365 but are totally worth the splurge as you can wear them all year round. As they're made from real leather, it's likely they'll last you for years too.
Holly's mini is Rixo's Bowie dress. It's stunning, and surprisingly it's still available to shop. As part of the Archive Collection, you'll just need to enter your email address to access the page, where it's currently half price. It gets five-star reviews from shoppers who call it 'flattering and 'slimming'.
Clearly a fan of Rixo, Holly was also spotted in the Hebe Silk Mini Dress in Waterblossom Noir, which is a shorter version of the brand's signature Emory Gown. Made from silk crepe de chine, it has flattering long blouson sleeves to balance the flippy short skirt and a deep V-neckline.
It's recently been restocked and 50% off, so don't wait around. It's also available in summer-ready Waterblossom Red or Princess Kate-worthy Runway Spot Cornflower - and both are gorgeous for the coming seasons.
The TV star fully embraced the tropics in a printed dress by Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz. The Awash Mystery mini dress features a bold palm print bordered with a beachy wave motif and has breezy cut-out detail. Made locally from cotton-voile, it's cut with a chic halterneck. It's sold out in most sizes, but you can find lots of similar styles from the label available at NET-A-PORTER.
In episode two, Holly paired her black Grenson boots with Zimmermann's Acacia halterneck playsuit. The backless linen piece by the royal-approved brand is feminine but practical and comfortable but chic. It's sold out in black but you can still shop the exact style in white, and I think I might like it even more. For a high street lookalike, I love the Anjie playsuit by Reiss and it's almost identical.
Despite being in the jungle, Holly also leant into one of spring/summer 2025's biggest trends - lace. She wore a Zimmermann white cami top with matching high-waisted shorts featuring lace detail. The co-ord appears to be sold out, but this similar two-piece by NA-KD is super cute for spring.
Holly has me coveting her Grensons again with her feminine mini dress and chunky boots ensemble. The floral puff sleeve dress is by Isabel Marant and now sold-out, but the brand has a similar style available at Farfetch and another at MyTheresa.
Holly looked effortlessly cool in her Alice & Olivia snake print skirt and classic black tee. Another sold out style, you're in luck if you're a fan, as AllSaints has one similar and it's a forever piece. The Renai skirt is a slim-fit mini made from real suede, with a straight hem and a concealed zip at the back. For something more affordable, this one from Topshop is a bargain at just £18.
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