The 4 Important Winter Trends Our Editors Have Actually Bought Into
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"My trend for the season has to be crystals on everything and worn with everything. I can't get enough of them, and now I just need an excuse to wear them. … I have already bought Marni's black block heels, so that's a good start."
These will jazz up basic tees and cashmere jumpers with ease.
This cover-up looks so much more expensive than it actually is.
Keep your mani minimal and dark for a cool contrast
Nab the matching blazer while you're at it.
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"It seems like everything on my wish list right now is in satin and in rich colours such as champagne, emerald green and rust. This is a trend with longevity, as I know the Zara blouse and Ghost ivory slip dress (as demonstrated by Monikh Dale) will look expensive for years to come."
Call off the search—we've just found the perfect Christmas party dress.
Keep your top half pared-back to let this rust skirt stand out.
Invest now before it disappears like the rest of this season's slips.
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"My wardrobe is largely minimal, but when it comes to shoes, that's where I let myself go. Right now, gold footwear is on my radar. Throw a pair on with jeans and you'll look like you've made all the effort."
Flats don't come fancier than these Jimmy Choos.
Up the retro ante and wear these platforms with a velvet wrap dress.
Understated and chic, you'll get so much wear out of these strappy heels.
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"I find the allure of sparkle impossible to resist, but not every occasion calls for full-on bling, which is why I'm turning to metallic lurex. The knitted texture makes it feel less fancy but the glistening threads still appease my inner magpie."
Wear this with the matching skirt, and finish with gold glitter shoes.
Knitted pleats are significantly more flattering than the usual chiffon offering.
Try wearing this turquoise knit with baby pink for a pretty colour clash.
