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'Always bringing the glam': Jessica Mulroney is 'breathtaking' in $380 celebrity-favourite dress

Elizabeth Di Filippo
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Jessica Mulroney. Images via CTV and Instagram/JessicaMulroney
Jessica Mulroney. Images via CTV and Instagram/JessicaMulroney

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Jessica Mulroney is a woman-on-the-go.

With three kids, a husband and a new puppy at home, the Toronto brand strategist and “Good Morning America” style expert’s schedule is jam packed; which makes keeping up with her whereabouts feel like a real-life version of “Where In the World Is Carmen San Diego?”

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After a short break for the holidays, Mulroney is back to business as she continues filming for her up-coming CTV and Netflix series, “I Do, Redo.” The show, which is set to premiere in March, will feature Mulroney giving real couples that have overcome personal tragedies and obstacles a second chance to celebrate their love.

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Mulroney, who also serves as the show’s producer, has kept mum on the couples and their dream wedding reveals, but has offered fans a behind-the-scenes look at filming on social media.

For her latest adventure, Mulroney ditched the blistering temperatures of Toronto and headed to the sunny island of Jamaica.

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“Nothing like a little work on set with friends and some vitamin D when you’re feeling down,” the Montreal-native wrote in a recent Instagram post.

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Mulroney showed off her golden tan wearing a bright floral dress by Reformation, a popular sustainable brand beloved by celebrities like model Kaia Gerber and Busy Phillips. The summery ensemble prompted followers to swoon over the vacation-worthy look.

“Oh my gosh, this picture makes me want summer as we look outside and see snow!” one follower wrote of Mulroney’s “breathtaking” look.

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“Always bringing the glam,” another wrote. “This colour is perfection on you.”

Despite the pleas for outfit details, Reformation no longer carries their “Lacey” dress in Raquel floral print.

To help ease broken hearts, we’ve gathered some of our other favourite Reformation pieces that will have you saying, “I do” as you add to cart.

Lacey Dress in Emerald

Image via Reformation.
Image via Reformation.

SHOP IT: Reformation, $380

Farrow Dress

Available in five colours.
Available in five colours.

SHOP IT: $595

Eastside Dress

Available in two colours.
Available in two colours.

SHOP IT: $385

Gala Dress

Available in two colours.
Available in two colours.

SHOP IT: $430

Amala Dress

Available in two colours.
Available in two colours.

SHOP IT: $380

Sigmund Dress

Available in three colours.
Available in three colours.

SHOP IT: $380

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