Allo Allo! Foxy Carol Vorderman bears striking resemblance to Vicki Michelle as she poses in sultry white shirt with furry critter

She's regularly snapped leaving work at the ITV studios in an array of sultry skintight outfits.
But Carol Vorderman looked strikingly like Allo, Allo's Vicki Michelle as she made her way home on Wednesday, wearing a black pencil skirt and figure-hugging white blouse.
The Loose Woman ran into another foxy creature on her way out, stopping to look at a random red critter who was being carried past her.

 

Striking resemblance: Carol Vorderman looks uncannily like Vicki Michelle in Allo, Allo as she leaves the ITV studios on Wednesday

Giving him a run for his money, the 52-year-old gave some of her best blue steel impressions, while the wily fella lurked just behind her.

 

Never one to miss a photo opportunity, the TV star giggled with the pink-haired lady carrying the fox before trying to mimic his expression.
Carol looked as stylish as ever and seemed to embody the 62-year-old British actress's famous character Yvette Carte-Blanche in her figure-hugging outfit.

 

 

Trying out someone else's style? The Loose Woman presenter (L) looks just as sultry as Vicki's well-known TV character (R)

 

Feeling foxy? Carol strikes a pose with her furry critter friend who she bumps into outside the studio

She paired a skintight black pencil skirt, which had her slip showing underneath, with a white blouse with black lace embellishment down the front.
She added sheer black tights and an on-trend pair of studded black stilettos, going for her usually glamorous look.
The outfit was remarkably similar to Vicki's iconic outfit in Allo, Allo, which comprised of a white, satin shirt and tight black skirt.

 

 

Got some competition: Carol tries to out-fox her new friend by pulling a series of strange expressions

 

The ever immaculate star seemed in great spirits as she larked around with the red fox, who was appearing on an item on The Alan Titchmarsh Show.
Carol is about to hit screens in new cookery talent show, Food Glorious Food, which is being produced by Simon Cowell's company Syco.
But the star has revealed that it's set to be more Antiques Roadshow than X Factor, after admitting that Cowell doesn't have a hand-on role.
'It's [Cowell's] company Syco, who are a co-production on the show, but he's not been hands-on in it,' she told Digital Spy.
'He obviously knows about it because it's one of his company's programmes. He loves the edit that he's seen so far, but I really don't want you to think that he's actively involved in this,' she added.

Fancy seeing you here! Carol seems unfazed by the fact that she's being photo-bombed by a fox