Laura Whitmore looks typically chic in plaid dungarees as she arrives at her BBC Radio 5 Live show

Laura Whitmore looked typically chic as she arrived at Broadcasting House on Sunday ahead of her BBC Radio 5 Live show. 

The presenter, 36, certainly turned the heads of onlookers in dazzling blue-and-yellow plaid dungarees, which she layered above a cream sleeved blouse.

Clutching a hot cup of coffee with her eye-popping red nails, she had slung a brown leather handbag over her shoulder for the day at work.

Centre of attention: Laura Whitmore looked typically chic as she arrived at Broadcasting House on Sunday ahead of her BBC Radio 5 Live show

She donned a coordinating pair of suede boots, framed her face with a pair of circular sunglasses and painted her pout a shimmering shade of strawberry.

The presenter accessorised the low-key ensemble with a pair of delicate gold chain necklaces and tied her luscious blond locks into a messy ponytail. 

Laura’s outing came after speculation that Love Island bosses were rumoured to be considering replacing her as host of the hit TV show. 

Fashion forward: The presenter, 36, certainly turned the heads of onlookers in dazzling blue-and-yellow plaid dungarees, which she layered above a cream sleeved blouse

Laura, whose husband Iain Stirling provides the comic voiceover commentary for the show, divided fans earlier this year, with many noting her ‘lack of chemistry’ with the contestants.

Both Maya Jama and Maura Higgins are tipped to be possible replacements for Laura. 

A source told The Sun, ‘Producers are keen to keep the show fresh and are keeping their options open’.

Stunning: The Love Island presenter accessorised the low-key ensemble with a pair of delicate gold chain necklaces and tied her luscious blond locks into a messy ponytail

‘They have been impressed with both Maya and Maura, and think either could bring the necessary pizzazz and sexiness to the role. They want some-one who is fun and can connect with people’.

‘Maura has obviously taken part in the show herself and knows it inside out so could easily relate to contestants and what they are going through.’

A spokesperson for ITV told MailOnline: ‘This is untrue. Laura has done a fantastic job at the helm of the show this year. There are no discussions have yet taken place with regards to the next series.’

New host? Maura Higgins is rumoured to be as contender for host  of the hit TV series and as a former contestant she would relate well to the Islanders on the show