Kate Garraway hailed a 'green goddess' by GMB fans in £35 White Stuff midi dress with pockets

With September now here, and autumn weather soon to be on its way, knowing what to put on in the mornings can be a pretty difficult task. However, luckily for us, Kate Garraway's latest GMB look is a masterclass in transitional dressing with viewers hailing her a "green goddess".

Last Friday, Kate sported a gorgeous green midi dress to present Good Morning Britain. After a little detective work, we tracked down the dress to be the Rua Broderie Shirt Midi Dressfrom White Stuff. And to make it even better, this stylish midi is currently on sale.

Normally priced at £69, it's now down to £35, which is a great price for such a versatile dress. Made from an organic cotton blend, this jersey dress is one of those wardrobe buys that you'll be reaching for again and again due to its comfort and endless styling possibilities.

This dress also has one of our favourite design features, pockets. This practical additionis ideal for office days or busy mornings when you want to keep your essentials close by without having to carry around a bag.

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To style this look for a late summer morning, Kate kept it simple with a pair of nude court heels. However, to get this autumn ready, we suggest swapping the heels out for a pair of suede boots, and throwing over a chunky knit cardigan or jumper when the weather drops.

Kate isn't the only fan of this dress, with it garneringhundreds of glowing reviews online. One shopper wrote: "A beautiful dress and a lovely fit! I can change it up or down with different accessories to give me more choices!", and a second added: "Excellent fit size 12 petite & length as 5’ 3”. Lovely material soft but not too clingy! Very pleased with the dress."

While a third said: "Great dress. Easy and Comfortable to wearand gives an elegant silhouette. Can be dressed up or down. Vibrant colour. Looking forward to wearing it in the transition from late summer to Autumn."

A few shoppers, however, have noted difficulty with the dress shrinking after being washed, one shopper said: "Dress was slightly loose when first worn after a 30 degree wash as label states has shrunk it just about fits and does not feel comfortable at all."

If you after more dresses for the autumn that feature pockets, bothFatfaceand Nobody's Childoffer 'dresses with pockets' edits on their sites, with Nobody's Child fining that 75% of women would prefer purchasing a dress or skirt with pockets.