Lorraine Kelly models leopard-print coat reminiscent of Bet Lynch
Lorraine Kelly tried on a leopard-print faux-fur coat on her Friday television show, prompting comparisons with Bet Lynch, the distinctive Coronation Street pub landlady. The resemblance matters as Bet’s look remains a recognisable part of British television style, decades after the character’s final appearance.
Bet Lynch, played by Julie Goodyear until 2003, was known for leopard print, heavy make-up and a beehive hairstyle. Kelly wore the coat with her hair down, heels and a tartan dress while fashion expert Mark Heyes presented winter coat choices; she said she loved the M&S coat, which was on sale for £72.
In short
- Lorraine Kelly’s leopard-print coat brought Bet Lynch comparisons.
- Bet Lynch was played by Julie Goodyear until 2003.
- The M&S faux-fur coat was on sale for £72.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Spot the difference! Lorraine Kelly finds her inner Bet Lynch”.