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UnderwearWith the festive season
nearly upon us, you’re Get yourself a good bra
probably starting to think and have it fitted by a
about what’s in your professional. It’s the best
wardrobe to suit the many thing you can do to make
‘dress-up’ occasions that any outfit look great.
crop up at this time of
year. The offi ce party,
get-togethers with the
girls (and guys), family parties, not to Satin blouse,
mention an outfi t for Christmas Day £50, Monsoon
and to celebrate New Year’s Eve. So Colour
what are you going to wear?
Lakeside Personal Shopper Angela When it comes to colour, try
Poplett is always busy as Christmas not to over co-ordinate...
approaches. As a result, she’s brimming Don’t match your shoes to
with suggestions on how to update your your top, it looks like you’re
wardrobe, combining key pieces with trying too hard. Plums and
special buys that will see you through bright red are the colours of
several occasions, so you don’t have to the moment.
spend a fortune to look great.
“I am always getting asked about
putting together clothes that can be
transformed from office to evening as
Black tuxedowell as helping women – and men – find
trousers,that all-important special occasion
£50, Oasisoutfi t when they want to impress,”
explains Angela.
That’s what the Lakeside Personal Electric blue satin
peep-toe shoes,Shopping experience is all about,
£95, Duneadvising on everything from
co-ordinating colours to accessorising
outfi ts and giving you the confidence
in your own shopping ability. No more
spending hours in front of the mirror
trying on your whole wardrobe. With
a bit of luck, you’ll never again utter
those immortal words – “I haven’t got a
thing to wear”. Y
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