Vogue Williams looks effortlessly chic in a cream shirt and leather trousers

She’s just enjoyed an idyllic family holiday to St Barts.

And Vogue Williams, 35, looked effortlessly chic in neutrally toned jacket and leather trousers, as she headed back to work at Heart FM on Saturday.

The Irish model accentuated her toned legs in the black skinny jeans as she opted for a simple white v-neck loosely fitting top.

She protected herself from the November chill in a cream shirt-style jacket with pearl details around the collar, from high street retailer H&M.

The beauty accessorised with layering necklaces, a pair of circle earrings and large black sunglasses. 

She carried a black holdall and paired the outfit with pointed heeled boots. 

Vogue left her caramel locks hanging down her shoulders and sported a patterned face covering as she climbed into a taxi. 

She recently made the most of her final day at husband Spencer Matthews’ family’s hotel Eden Rock, sharing snaps of the idyllic break on Instagram on Wednesday.  

The mother-of-two looked gorgeous in a bikini and sarong as she snapped photos with her children Theodore, two, and daughter Gigi, three months.

Vogue showed off her tanned and gym-honed figure in her chic black bikini and bright blue sarong as she cuddled up to a squirming Theodore on the beach.

‘Not a hope of getting him to pose,’ she quipped in the caption.  

Later Vogue shared a pic of her delicious looking lunch, a juicy burger with a salad as she wrote that she was ‘soaking up every last second.’

There was also time for one final date night as Vogue later changed into a gorgeous orange maxi dress and matching headband for an evening with Spencer. 

The Irish beauty and former Made In Chelsea star Spencer tied the knot in 2018 during an intimate ceremony with their immediate family. 

The doting mother recently spoke of her sadness that her late father isn’t alive to meet her two young children, and her partner. 

Vogue’s father passed away in 2010 at the age of 68 after going to hospital to remove an aneurysm where he subsequently suffered from a stroke. 

Speaking on The Ryan Tubridy Show on RTE Radio 1 recently, the TV presenter said: ‘[I] still think about him probably everyday. 

‘A friend of mine just lost her mom recently, and I said to her, that it is really hard now. But eventually, you get to a point where you just think really fondly of them.

‘Most of my family haven’t met her [Gigi] either, because she was born during lockdown. My mum has met her, my stepdad has met her and that is kind of it with my whole family.’