Theresa May sports grey jeans for church after 'trousergate'

Theresa Might appeared to go for a extra pure search for church yesterday after the 'trousergate' affair.

The Prime Minister ditched the brown leather-based trousers, which precipitated a stir, for gray denims as she attended the service, close to Maidenhead, together with her husband Philip.

Mrs Might sported a paired-back look as she wrapped up in a purple scarf, which she teamed with a £200 Barbour Purple Carline Liberty Print Beadnell Jacket, that includes a purple floral lining, and gray denims.

The Prime Minister ditched the brown leather-based trousers, which precipitated a stir, for gray denims as she attended the service, close to Maidenhead, together with her husband Philip

Might sported a paired-back look as she wrapped up in a purple scarf, which she teamed with a £200 Barbour Purple Carline Liberty Print Beadnell Jacket, that includes a purple floral lining, and gray denims

Final week Nicky Morgan laid into the Prime Minister after Mrs Might wore designer leather-based trousers value £995 for photo-shoot, suggesting it might not go down nicely together with her constituents 'in Loughborough market'

She sensibly wore a pair of black leather-based gloves as she left the church on the chilly morning.

In step with her love of quirky sneakers, nevertheless, she contrasted the muted look with a pair of leopard print ballet pumps. Mrs Might is commonly noticed in her favorite leopard print heels.

Final week she laid into the Prime Minister after Mrs Might wore designer leather-based trousers value £995 for photo-shoot, suggesting it might not go down nicely together with her constituents 'in Loughborough market'.

The row led to Mrs Morgan being banned from a No 10 assembly after a spat erupted with one among Mrs Might's most senior aides.

Final night time pro-Brexit Tory MP Nadine Dorries mentioned: 'It's clear that Nicky Morgan was in search of a cause to assault the Prime Minister moderately than making a real criticism. I feel it exhibits Nicky Morgan's feedback have been sexist, as a result of she by no means criticised David Cameron's extraordinarily costly fits.

'Sadly, the ragged band of nutcase Europhiles will discover any excuse to take a pot shot on the Prime Minister. They don't consider the results of the referendum must be honoured. They're working to search out any means doable to undermine the place of the PM and her Brexit ministers.'

A supply near Mrs Morgan final night time claimed the bag was about 12 years outdated and had been a present

The row broke out final week after the Prime Minister was pictured sporting the Amanda Wakeley-designed 'bitter chocolate' trousers, which include a £955 price ticket.

Mrs Morgan expressed doubts in regards to the alternative, saying: 'My barometer is all the time, "How am I going to clarify this in Loughborough market?"

'The MP mentioned the trousers had been 'observed and mentioned' in Tory circles and despatched the improper message.

She added: 'I don't have leather-based trousers. I don't assume I've ever spent that a lot on something aside from my marriage ceremony costume.' Mrs Might denied she was out of contact for sporting the trousers.

Her joint chief of workers, Fiona Hill, was livid, in accordance with textual content messages seen by the Mail on Sunday.

Mrs Hill had beforehand met Mrs Morgan and fellow Tory Alistair Burt and invited them to a gathering with Mrs Might about their views on Brexit this week.

However Mrs Hill texted Mr Burt to inform him: 'Don't carry that lady to No 10 once more' after she spoke out in regards to the Premier's trousers.

Mrs Morgan, nevertheless, came upon in regards to the message and despatched the aide a stinging riposte.

The message mentioned: 'For those who don't like one thing I've mentioned or finished, please inform me straight. No man brings me to any assembly. Your group invitations me. For those who don't need my views in future conferences that you must inform them.'

Mrs Hill, believed to be referring to the pair attending the earlier assembly collectively, replied: 'Nicely, he simply did. So there!'