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Coronavirus: Holly Willoughby makes sweet gesture to NHS staff with chic cashmere jumper
Holly Willoughby made a quick outfit change on Wednesday afternoon to send an incredible gesture to NHS staff battling the coronavirus outbreak. Swapping the silk floral midi dress she wore on This Morning for a blue knit gifted to her by Chinti and Parker, she explained the sweet meaning behind her new outfit on Instagram.
All profits from the jumper are going to not-for-profit Meals for the NHS
"Thank you @chintiandparker for my beautiful jumper... so nice to have something gorgeous and also know 100% of the profits go to @mealsforthenhs who are making it their mission to get delicious and nourishing food to our front line hero’s... #helpourheroes," Holly captioned the image. Fans praised Holly for her support, writing: "Excellent message Holly, well said," while not-for-profit Meals for the NHS added: "We [love] this so much Holly! Thanks for your support and helping to spread the word, we’re sending out over 2,000 meals this evening alone so we really appreciate it."
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Made out of a cosy cashmere-wool blend, the bold blue jumper features a cream heart with black embroidery. While the £295 price tag may be pricier than some of her other high-street styles, it is for a very important cause, which would explain why some sizes have already sold out. Fans of the design can also buy it in a berry colour, which is currently half price in the sale - though we recommend the blue hue, not only to brighten up your lockdown wardrobe but also to assure you are doing your bit to help the NHS.
Blue heart jumper, £295, Chinti & Parker
This was not the first time the mother-of-three has turned to Chinti & Parker for her pretty outfits. We particularly loved the abstract yellow, orange and baby blue frock she wore on This Morning back in January, and who can forget her rainbow-striped jumper dress at the end of 2019?
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