Fluro colours are one of the hottest looks on the overseas catwalks. This look will always come and go, so don’t invest; just pick up a pair that won’t break the bank and enjoy them for a bit of fun for the season
Every girl should have at least one pair of classic heels in her wardrobe. Start with a black or nude-coloured pair – they will work with any outfit
For a masculine look that you can girly-up, go for brogues. This classic two-tone style is everywhere in shoe stores at the moment. It works well with a dress and blazer combo, or slouchy jeans and a fitted top
Masculine footwear styles are a key look this season, but you can soften it up by mixing them with feminine dresses and accessories.
Handbags are the icing on the cake when it comes to the perfectly put-together outfit, but they have been known to pull or snag delicate clothing. Always be aware of chain handles and stud details when choosing a new handbag
Here to stay, round-toe styles are flattering to the foot, especially if you feel self-conscious about having larger feet – the toe shape will give the illusion of a more petite size
Go girl power this winter in military-style boots embellished with studs, zips and buckles. Keep hem lengths above the knee, or opt for tights or leggings with a chunky long-line knit top
We loved our clog sandals over the summer months – they offered the latest trend as well as giving you height and comfort. Now you can wear that look all winter with a clog boot.
Get the perfect weekend look in flat boots, offering both comfort and style. Wear with denim or leggings, long-line knits, tunics and an overcoat.
To flatter your calves in black ankle boots, wear black tights. With bare legs, opt for a nude or tan-coloured boot.