Kate Garraway and Jenni Falconer pay tribute to the late Dolly Parton in cowgirl-themed ensemble for Global's Make Some Noise campaign

Kate Garraway and Jenni Falconer paid tribute to the late Dolly Parton in cowgirl-themed ensemble for Global's Make Some Noise campaign.The ITV presenter, 59, and the radio host, 50, looked to be having the time of their lives as they linked arms and strutted through London in the costumes. Kate wowed in Dolly's iconic pink cowgirl jumpsuit which she teamed with towering white boots and a matching hat. Meanwhile Jenni donned a red and white checked western shirt with a blue miniskirt and white cowboy boots. The Good Morning Britain star and the Scottish presenter completed their costumes by both wearing blonde curly wigs. For the charity, Vicky Pattison completed a gruelling 250-mile journey from Newcastle to London involving cycling, running and kayaking. Kate Garraway and Jenni Flaconer paid tribute to the late Dolly Parton in cowgirl-themed ensemble for Global's Make Some Noise campaign Presenter Kate, 59, and Scottish star Jenni, 50, looked to be having the time of their lives as they linked arms and strutted through London in the costumesAs Vicky made an emotional arrival at Heart's Leicester Square studios, it was announced that the total raised for Global's Make Some Noise so far was over £2million. Last month, Kate was forced to apologise to Good Morning Britain viewers before being taken off air after losing her voice during the live ITV show.The broadcaster battled a hoarse throat as she delivered the morning news stories, and the issue got worse as the programme went on, as anchor Susanna Reid, 55, told viewers Kate had gone home, with journalist Faye Barker stepping in.Before reading the news, Kate said: 'I must apologise to you, I'm so sorry. I'm in absolutely no pain, I don't feel unwell, but I talked way too much last week.'So it's a little bit like the news is being brought to you by Barry White this morning, so I hope it doesn't impede your understanding of the important stories we have.'During the news segment, Jonathan Swain was reporting from Glasgow when he told Kate that when he returned to London, he would bring her a cough sweet to help with her throat.After handing back to Susanna and her co-star Ed Balls, 59, the pair questioned Kate about the hoarseness of her voice.Susanna wondered if it was down to her singing I Know Him So Well alongside Amanda Holden, 55, Paloma Faith, 45, Charlotte Church, 40, and David Olusoga, 56, as a tribute to comedian Alan Carr, 50, who won the prestigious Special Recognition Award at the National Television Awards on September 8.And Ed jokingly wondered if Kate lost her voice because of 'excessive Saturday night karaoke', which she denied.Kate explained: 'I was talking and singing last week! I lost my voice on Friday and Saturday night.'She quipped: 'Aled Jones now wants to do a Christmas album with me, and I think, maybe, this is the result of that terror, I don't know.'Kate continued: 'I know it sounds really painful to listen to - I'm sorry - but I'm actually not in pain.'Kate wowed in Dolly's iconic pink cowgirl jumpsuit which she teamed with towering white boots and a matching hat Meanwhile Jenni donned a red and white checked western shirt with a blue miniskirt and white cowboy boots Kate and Jenni headed inside the radio studio The Good Morning Britain star and the Scottish radio presenter completed their costumes by both wearing blonde curly wigs So far Global's Make Some Noise has raised over £2 million on Friday The duo were also joined by Paul Phear who rocked fancy dress Jenni Falconer swapped her cowboy boots for a pair of white stilettos Kate looked incredible as she posed on the pink carpet Robert Bruce and Shayna Marie attended the charity day Omar Howard was also in attendance Susanna asked for advice on how to deal with a hoarse voice from weather presenter Laura Tobin, 44, who said: 'Hot water, honey and lemon.'Kate chimed in: 'I've got that. Anything else?'Laura replied: 'And don't talk.'Laughing, Kate responded: 'Not in my nature, Laura!'Later in Monday's programme, Susanna told viewers that Kate had gone home.She said: 'As you may have noticed earlier this morning, Kate Garraway had a very hoarse voice; she was belting it out at the National Television Awards last week, and her voice has not fully recovered.'So, we have put her on vocal rest, and Faye Barker has valiantly come to the rescue and is here with the rest of this morning's news.'Before delivering the top stories, Faye quipped: 'Morning, amazing who you can find in a cupboard at ITN when needed!'