Style Shrinks: Our experts analyse Diane Keaton's bold 'estate agent with a heart' look
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The glasses
Rebecca Gonsalves: As a stylish specs wearer myself (I like to think, anyway), it's great to see some being worn on the red carpet.
Mike Higgins: Keaton has long dodged the Hollywood surgeon's knife. These Harry Palmer-esque specs give her face all the oomph it needs.
The shirt
Rebecca: Buttoned-up doesn't have to be boring. A crisply starched collar will ward off any over-zealous air conditioning – sensible and sexy.
Mike: 'Businesslike but fun!' is a banned look, surely… but this wing-tip collar manages it.
The jacket
Rebecca: Gingham isn't just for the prairie; sharp lines and a feminine fit make this interesting without being too 'out there'.
Mike: It's 'funky headmistress', this jacket; the entire look, in fact – best of all, though, is Keaton's grin.
The socks
Rebecca: This takes the black-and-white theme too far – the last person to pull off white socks was Michael Jackson.
Mike: Would you, like Madonna, buy a $6m house from a woman who likes bobby-socks? Hell, why not…
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