Make-up free Cat Deeley swapped her polished daytime TV look for cargo workwear on Thursday as she stepped out in the capital.

The new This Morning presenter, 47, looked absolutely stunning as she let her natural beauty shine through for the outing.

And having no time to grab breakfast, Cat picked up a coffee and a pastry to go as she prepared to cross the road.

She wore a baggy utility jacket over loose-fitting jeans and completed her look with a chunky pair of boots.

Cat’s hair was still styled in natural loose curls as she headed into the capital, during her two-week break from This Morning.

Make-up free Cat Deeley swapped her polished daytime TV look for cargo work wear on Thursday as she stepped out in the capital

The star is typically known for her glamorous ensembles, but is taking a two-week break from the show during the Easter Holidays (pictured hosting FOX’s So You Think You Can Dance?)

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The new This Morning presenter looked absolutely stunning as she let her natural beauty shine through for the outing

Cat is enjoying a two-week break from her ITV hosting duties, with Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary stepping in for the Easter Holidays.

The star is expected to return alongside Ben Shephard on Monday, April 15, after making their debut together last month.

Cat and Ben landed the coveted hosting gig after Holly Willoughby quit the show in October.

Since making her debut, Cat has already caught the eye with a slew of relatable ensembles, which might be in some way attributed to her using the This Morning resident stylist, instead of recruiting her own.

Her predecessor was rarely without trusted personal stylist Dannii Whiteman while preparing for her daily appearances on the show and often favoured her guidance ahead of its backstage staff.

Whiteman, who also contributes to Willoughby’s Wylde Moon lifestyle blog, has additionally been responsible for the creating the presenter’s glamorous looks at various social engagements and red carpet events, as well as her other high-profile TV roles – including Dancing On Ice.

Discussing Willoughby’s signature style with The Sun, she said: ‘Something that is key with dressing Holly is a nipped-in waist.

‘Drawing attention to Holly’s waist is key, especially for TV as you have no control over camera angles.’

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She wore a baggy utility jacket over loose-fitting jeans and completed her look with a chunky pair of boots

The star is expected to return to This Morning alongside Ben Shephard on Monday, April 15, after making their debut together last month

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Since making her debut, Cat has already caught the eye with a slew of eye-catching looks, which are a far cry from the style of her predecessor Holly Willoughby

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Deeley’s relatable look might be in some way attributed to her using the This Morning resident stylist, instead of recruiting her own

She added: ‘Anything with a nipped-in waist will be your best friend, whether it’s a tailored high-waisted trouser, classic midi dress with a nipped-in waist, a-line skirt, etc.

‘Anything that draws attention to the waist will be your best friend.’

Despite being part of the ITV family for just a matter of weeks,  BBC bosses are keen to lure her to the network to host an entertainment show.

Sources at the Beeb have revealed that following an ongoing ‘tit for tat’ row between the BBC and ITV over poaching one another’s talent, some Corporation bosses are said to ‘see the tremendous value’ in hiring her.

One told The Mail on Sunday: ‘Cat has the queen of Saturday night television feel about her, and females are lacking in that area.

‘She is used to hosting a glitzy show in America and put with the right programme over here, she could be an absolute ratings winner.

‘There is no love lost between the BBC and ITV for the stealing of stars, so what a great move it would be.’

ITV recently poached BBC stars Graham Norton, Gary Lineker and Zoe Ball to host their shows, while Alison Hammond and Paddy McGuinness were both lured from ITV to their rival.