Davina McCall rocks a muted yellow polo and flared jeans

Davina McCall has mastered the art of transitional weather dressing, and her latest ’70s-inspired look is yet another proof that her styling ideas are unrivaled.

Making your autumn capsule wardrobe fun and chic doesn’t have to be a chore. A subtle pop of colour can freshen up any look, and after seeing Davina’s latest outfit, we’re more convinced than ever to give yellow a go this season.

Pairing a muted knit polo with vintage-inspired wide-leg trousers and platform boots, the TV presenter combined comfort with sophistication in a way that makes her stand out from the crowd. With these three pieces in your arsenal, you’re well on your way to countless sophisticated fall looks.

Davina’s Instagram followers can’t get enough of this look, and we have to agree. “I love your jeans ,” said one, while another commented, “these are just gorgeous ” The simple yet unexpected wardrobe combination – thanks to the statement jeans and a pop of yellow – is a masterclass in comfortable, seasonal dressing with a bit of edge.

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The Kooples Short Sleeve Textured Cotton Blend Polo Shirt

New wide leg jeans with pockets

Arlo Office Platform Heeled Shoes

We’re seeing this style of jeans with front pockets popping up everywhere, which is a sign of the huge denim trend. The beauty of this style is its fitted silhouette, which is more fitted through the hips thanks to the pocket detailing, meaning they’re comfortable without being too boxy or baggy.

Wondering what shoes to wear with wide-leg trousers? Davina did it perfectly by pairing hers with platform shoes. While wide-leg jeans can make your legs look longer, they tend to be a full-length cut that works well with heels.

If you’re not one to experiment with fashion trends and have pretty much ruled out any version of yellow, let Davina prove that it’s the perfect shade to pair with denim. The buttery hue is surprisingly flattering and bright without being garish. A sophisticated way to transition from summery colours to autumnal hues, it’s an unsung hero in your wardrobe – and we love how it works with a fun polo top for an unexpectedly chic 70s look.