Style shrinks: Our experts analyse 'Girls' star Allison Williams' just-so shimmer
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Your support makes all the difference.The hair/make-up
Rebecca Gonsalves: This sleek helmet of hair undoubtedly completes the polished overall look, but a few loose tendrils may have made a more youthful, impression
Hugh Montgomery: So 'hipster today, Hepburn tomorrow'
The dress
Rebecca: This perfectly fitted metallic dress manages to be discreetly flashy rather than trashy
Hugh: So brilliantly shimmery, this makes us want to disco dance
The bag
Rebecca: The ornate gilded pattern ensures this isn't mistaken for an oddly formed appendage from the wrong angle
Hugh: So subtle and delicate, it's less a handbag, more a palm supplement
The shoes
Rebecca: A Sabatier-sharp pointed toe – how to wear a nude heel without looking like Kate Middleton at a wedding
Hugh: Everything is so just-so, in fact, we're a bit concerned: is she secretly an 'SATC' girl at heart?
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