Carrie Johnson opts for £485 pink dress as she supports husband Boris Johnson during his farewell speech at No 10

Carrie Johnson went for a vibrant pink dress today as she waved goodbye to Downing Street, hand-in-hand with her husband Boris Johnson.

The 34-year-old, from London, wore a long sleeve, maxi-dress from Harmur, which featured chiffon sleeves, buttoned cuffs and a high neck.

The former Prime Minister resigned in July, and yesterday it was announced that he would be replaced by Liz Truss.

Today, Boris and his wife said their farewells to No 10 and their home at No 11 - as a large crowd gathered outside the Government office.

The mother-of-two showed off some of her back and her skinny waist in the vibrant pink dress which matched her lipstick.

The floral frock originally cost £485, but it is now available on the website for a reduced price of £194.

The British clothing brand, founded by a mother and her two daughters in 2017, specialises in backless tops.

Their website says: “Harmur is for women who want to look and feel sexy and feminine without having to reveal all… it’s the backless alternative to conventional low cut”.

It also adds that it is the “only brand that makes only backless tops”.

Carrie and Boris started dating in 2018, and shortly after they were moved into No 11 following Boris’ election victory in December 2019.

Early in 2020, the couple annouced that they were engaged and expecting their first child together.

Carrie gave birth to their son, Wilfred, at the end of April 2020, followed by their daughter Romy in December 2021.

Since being in the public eye, the 34-year-old has been known as a fashionista across the UK.

Celebrity stylist Mirana Holder told FEMAIL that Carrie opted for a “’wardrobe more appropriate to her position, both as a woman in the public eye and on the arm of the Prime Minister” this year.

She also said that the former Prime Minister’s wife avoided designer outfits and preferred to rent or find bargains on the high street, including the likes of H&M.

With his well-dressed wife close by, Boris used his farewell speech to point out that he ‘got Brexit done’ and oversaw the ‘fastest vaccine rollout’.