Christine McGuinness put on a typically stylish display when she stepped out for a hair appointment in Cheshire on Tuesday.
Strolling through a car park, the model, 33, looked gorgeous in a thigh-skimming pleated leather skirt and beamed as she went about her day.
Christine teamed the piece with knee-high boots and a clinging white top, making sure to keep warm beneath a sweeping white coat.
Looking good: Christine McGuinness, 33, put on a typically stylish display when she stepped out for a hair appointment in Cheshire on Tuesday wearing a thigh-skimming leather skirt
The star kept the sunshine at bay behind a chic pair of black sunglasses and wore her bouncy blonde hair loose.
The mother-of-three carried her belongings in a luxury padded handbag and around her neck wore a delicate necklace.
She was also rocking an immaculate pink manicure.
It comes after Christine detailed how she dreamed of giving her three children a nice life after battling a difficult childhood herself, with a father who battled heroin addiction.
Chic: Strolling through a car park, the model looked gorgeous in a thigh-skimming pleated leather skirt and beamed as she went about her day
The model, who recently revealed she has autism, just like her three children, reflected on her upbringing as she spoke with Sophie Ellis-Bextor on the Spinning Plates podcast.
Autism refers to a broad range of conditions characterised by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviours, speech and nonverbal communication.
Speaking to Sophie, the busy mother of twins Leo and Penelope, eight, and five-year-old Felicity, detailed where she finds her strength and inspiration.
Christine reflected on her own childhood with a drug addict father and reiterated the importance of never supposing anything as you never know what people have grown up with.
Nailed it: Christine teamed the piece with knee-high boots and a clinging white top, making sure to keep warm beneath a sweeping white coat
She explained: 'We didn't have it easy growing up, my dad is a heroin addict, he started heroin before I was born. My mum left and raised me and my brother and sister on her own.'
Speaking about her own children she said: 'I just wanted them to have hot water and a nice house, nothing to the extent that of what I've got, this is beyond my wildest dreams.'
In a heartwarming sentiment, Christine added that her mother is her inspiration as she said: 'She gave me the best thing she could without money, because she showed me what a strong independent woman is.'
Brave: She showed me what a strong independent woman is': Christine detailed where she found her strength and empowerment amid her own autism diagnosis
The television personality, revealed her own Autism diagnosis in her new book Christine McGuinness: A Beautiful Nightmare and how the information had 'lifted a weight'.
She explained: 'The penny never quite dropped until recent years, even though the signs we're always there. It wasn't until I started researching it, that I realised how much I had in common with our children.
'That's why I understand the children. I never saw anything as a big deal because I'm the same.'
