Trinny Woodall, 57, looks chic in a cream coat and skirt combo as she joins partner Charles Saatchi, 77, for lunch at their favourite place Scott's

They have been enjoying several meals out recently after outdoor dining returned in England.

And Trinny Woodall looked effortlessly chic as she joined her partner Charles Saatchi for lunch at their favourite restaurant Scott's in Mayfair, London, on Saturday.

The presenter, 57, looked effortlessly chic as she stepped out with the founder of M&C Saatchi, 77, at the upscale eatery with friends. 

Trinny wowed in a cream tailored longline coat which she teamed with a matching coloured midi skirt which was adorned with delicate embroidered detailing.

Adding some finishing touches, the This Morning star opted for a high-neck white ruffled top and stylish trainers.

Trinny accessorised her ensemble with beige sunglasses and a white leather handbag for her lunch. 

The fashionista styled her brunette locks into a blow-dried hairdo, she added a slick of radiant make-up.

Elsewhere, the founder of M&C Saatchi looked equally as stylish in a blue tailored trouser suit with a crisp white shirt underneath and matching waistcoat.

The couple, who are regulars at the swanky seafood restaurant, were seen enjoying their meal at an outdoor table with friends.

Trinny and Saatchi have been dating since 2013, following the businessman's divorce from celebrity chef Nigella Lawson.

Earlier this month, Trinny shared her worries after losing a clump of hair in the shower but didn't give a specific reason why. 

Yet only recently, the star discussed her recent hair loss, admitting it was caused by an unfortunate combination of COVID-19 and stress.

The stylist contracted the potentially deadly virus three-months-ago and revealed she is now taking supplements and seeking the advice of a trichologist to understand the link between hair loss and COVID.

Trichology is the study of diseases or problems related to the hair and scalp and was founded in 1902.

According to Sky News, nearly a quarter of Covid sufferers will experience hair loss within six months of contracting the illness, with women at a higher risk.

Research into long-term symptoms in Wuhan, China, discovered that 359 out of 1,655 hospital patients who had the virus suffered from hair loss.