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TTG TRAVEL AWARDS 2009
LUCY HUXLEY’S
STYLE COUNSEL
TTG EDITOR Lucy Huxley is pictured trying on Travel Awards. Bicester Village sponsored Lucy’s
dresses by Alice Temperley, Matthew Williamson three outfits on the night and provided its
and Amanda Wakeley and shoes by Jimmy Choo personal stylist Fiona to find her three stunning
during a day at Bicester Village ahead of the TTG looks for the biggest night in the travel calendar.
FIONA’S ESSENTIAL
TIPS FOR BLACK-TIE
EVENTS
1. Underwear can make or ruin a dress. Invest in some
shape-wear to smooth out lines and help dresses
skim, not cling to your body. Take a strapless bra too
when you go shopping.
2. If you usually wear fake tan to an event, apply some
the night before you go dress shopping so you feel
more confident and glamorous when trying things on.
3. Black is always popular but why not experiment with
colour and try midnight blue and dark berry shades?
They’re still flattering on the figure but make a
welcome change.
4. Sequins and embellishment are both huge right now,
but don’t go overboard. If your dress is covered in
sequins, you’ll need only very simple jewellery.
5. Don’t be afraid of statement jewellery. A new
necklace and earrings can completely transform an
otherwise simple outfit.
Style consultancy appointments are available at
Bicester Village, Monday to Friday, 10am and 2pm.
Visit bicestervillage.com or call 01869 366277
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