How to Dress Yourself

Its going to be a revival of the'80s with mixed infl­uences from the 60s - for a casual look try fitted snug jeans (no boot or flared legs) combined with fitted T-shirts or full sleeve tops and short modern jackets to keep you warm. Line these with fake fur leather or contrasting coloured fabrics for maxi­mum impact. Choose soft fab­rics and warm colours for jackets - brown, burnt orange , beige and olive green. For a starker feel, opt for black, white or grey Stay away from buttons and in­stead look out for styles that base zippers or are self-fastening.

Vanity: - If you have medium length hair, you can sport a retro 60s or 80s look - simply squeeze some hair mousse (L'Oreal) onto the palm and run into damp hair with your fingers. Brush in an upward and backward direction (cre­ating both height and struc­ture) using a hair dryer. Use a good lip balm (Susan's Soaps & More) on a daily basis to moisten and nourish the lips and to keep them looking fresh and healthy.

More: Go for detail on the jacket cuff like contrasting colours and stripes. Better still, keep the sunny side up - turn up the collar of your ca­sual jacket and unzip (bor­rowing style influences from style icons James Dean and Bruce Springsteen).