Favouring bright florals and fashionable block colour shift dresses, it’s no wonder we’re all left asking “Where are Kate Garraway's dresses from?” when watching her on GMB. She makes looking for dresses for mature women a walk in the park, we would argue.
If you’ve been inspired by Kate Garraway's dresses, you’ll be pleased to know that many of them (or very similar ones) are available on your high street. From bold red carpet looks to floaty summer dresses, we found where you can buy them.
You can wear them on any occasion, too. Think of a day out for a family meal, or an evening on a date with your husband. You could even find some good dresses for the races, too.
Best of Kate Garraway's dresses at a glance :
• Top Pick: SilkFred Short Sleeve Midi Dress With Waist Tie In Yellow- View offer on SilkFred
• Best blue Kate Garraway dress: Royal Blue Plisse Midi Dress - View offer on SimplyBe
• Best red Kate Garraway dress: Elena Panelled Dress - View offer on Phase Eight
Shop some of Kate Garraway's Dresses below for some TV presenter-inspired looks that can be dressed up or dressed down. We can't get enough of her yellow belted dress, so we found a great dupe for you.
The best of Kate Garraway's Dresses
Yellow belted dress

Top Pick

www.silkfred.com
Description
Kate loves a pop of bright yellow, and we can't deny how much the colour suits her. Although this
Pros
- Bright, radiant colour
- Flattering belt detail
Bright blue dress

Best blue Kate Garraway dress

www.simplybe.co.uk
Description
This dress by Simply Be is a wearable, everyday style with vintage undertones. It's in a gorgeous
Pros
- Gorgeous plisse material
- V neck front
Cons
- Midi length may not appeal to all
Red dress with pearl collar necklace

Best red Kate Garraway dress

www.phase-eight.com
Description
Exquisitely feminine and super flattering on all shapes, this Phase Eight dress has a fit and
Pros
- Perfect for a holiday abroad
- Floaty and flirtatious hemline
Cons
- Material may irritate skin
Blue dress with red flowers

Best floral Kate Garraway dress

www.kaleidoscope.co.uk
Description
We love the bright pops of red on this blue Ro and Zo Evora dress. The gathered cuff half sleeve
Pros
- Puff sleeves make a statement
- Gorgeous floral pattern
Cons
- Not as figure hugging as others (con if you prefer this look)
Casual maxi dress

Best maxi Kate Garraway dress

www.bonmarche.co.uk
Description
A lovely easy dress by Bonmarche to wear dressed up or kept casual, with plenty of loose-flowing
Pros
- Can be dressed down with denim
- Ideal for a beach day abroad
Cons
- Thin material not suitable for winter months
Pink and blue belted dress

Best belted Kate Garraway dress

www.boohoo.com
Description
In a flattering fit-and-flare silhouette, this midi dress from Boohoo boasts a bright and bold
Pros
- Flattering wrap-around detail
- Varied prints for a bit of versatility
Cons
- Can see the white unprinted side easily
Long sleeve red dress

Best long sleeve Kate Garraway dress

www.debenhams.com
Description
While we can no longer get the original from Laura Ashley (sob) this is a pretty good match for
Pros
- Fun tiered end for a twist
- Flattering v neck
Cons
- Not strikingly similar to Kate's original dress
What type of dress is best for mature women?
Any dress is best for mature women, there is no type of dress that you should or shouldn't wear. If you're looking for a dress that flatters you though, opt for a long sleeve midi dress or long-sleeve maxi dress. You'll find that the majority of Kate Garraway's dresses are this length.
But what makes a long-sleeved dress so flattering? They make your arms look longer and in turn make them appear slimmer, which is perfect if that's a look you're trying to achieve.
What colour dress looks best for all occasions?
A blue will almost certainly work for any occasion you can think of, and is a perfect transitional shade for any month or season of the year. Red works too, but maybe don't choose a red for formal occasions such as a wedding. Though Kate Garraway's dresses look as though they are picked for certain occasions, the majority of them could be pulled off throughout the year.
Stephanie Anthony is the Deputy Digital Editor for Yours. Having worked across a variety of topics, from travel and food to pharmaceuticals, she also has a particular interest in mental health and wellness having studied biosciences at University.