The Fashion Edit

3 Ways

A velvet blazer

Look sharp in this smokin’ jacket

1) It’s all about texture when wearing velvet, so have fun with faux-fur hats and leather-look pieces.

Blazer, £145, Massimo Dutti; jumper, £32, Red Herring at Debenhams; skirt, £35, Dorothy Perkins; hat, £12, Next; necklace, £59, Biba at House of Fraser; bag, £14.99, New Look; shoes, £30, Faith at Debenhams

2) Make a very royal entrance in a heavy satin skirt that’s fit for a princess.

Blazer, as before; top, £24, Next; skirt, £125, Coast; hat, £14, Next; bag, £24.99, New Look; shoes, £40, Dorothy Perkins

3) Complement the navy crushed velvet with deep burgundy and luxe prints.

Blazer, as before; shirt, £54.95, Massimo Dutti; trousers, £35, Topshop; necklace, £16.50, Freedom at Topshop; bag, £19.99, New Look; shoes, £65, Faith at Debenhams

Try it! And send us your pictures to theedit@fabulousmag.co.uk

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Contrary stripes

This season, there’s no need to tow the line – instead, go against the grain with contrasting stripes. Nicola Roberts looks classic yet on trend in her Topshop Boutique dress, £80 – or this pencil skirt is a chic way to get graphic.

Skirt, £79, Pied a Terre at House of Fraser

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Rebel without a cause? That’s me! Punk is back – and I’m first in line. Mixing tartan, studs and leather with a whole lotta attitude, this new fashion wave is set to bring out the anarchist in us all over again. I’m embracing my inner bad girl with these rocked-up pumps.

Shoes, £139, Pretty Ballerinas