Shop Lucy Punch from Amandaland's viral £35 pyjamas from the M&S Christmas advert

The M&S Christmas advert landed with a bang this morning (6 November), and after many rumours, the stars were confirmed as James Norton and Amandaland star Lucy Punch.

While Amanda's usual wardrobe might be out of our reach, her stint as Mrs Claus in this year's M&S Christmas ad reveals a pair of pyjamas that are not only a very reasonable £35, but are still in stock (for now!).

The M&S Cotton Sateen Stripe Long Sleeve Revere Pyjama Set is part of the retailer's Christmas pyjama collection, and are the perfect option for those who want gimmick-free loungewear (if it's TV or movie-themed pyjamas you fancy, though, you'll love our pick of the best).

Lucy wears the pyjamas while persuading Santa, played by James Norton (Happy Valley), to shave off his beard and go undercover away from the North Pole to see how the rest of the world celebrates Christmas.

The pyjamas cost just £35 and are available in sizes 6-22, and according to the reviews listed on the site, fit true to size. The good news is there's still plenty of stock available.

As you'd expect from a major store Christmas advert, the three-minute film features plenty of products from M&S' home, fashion and food departments - and we've rounded up our favourites that you can shop online right now.

James Norton swapped Santa's trusty red suit for a faux leather jacket that's currently £65 and selling fast.

James's "Santa" didn't ditch the red entirely, accessorising his jacket with a Pure Cashmere Scarf, £55.

Besides her striped pyjamas, Lucy's "Mrs Claus" dressed up in Leather Gloves, £40, and a Zebra Print Dress that's currently reduced from £45 to £36.

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As a finishing touch, the North Pole featured one product that we can confirm smells exactly as you'd expect Christmas to smell, and that's the Kelly Hoppen The Christmas Joy Candle. It's a weighty, luxurious product that seems far more expensive than its £25 price tag.

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