Each week, our panel of Bolton experts give their verdict on the latest styles

Make Up

Natasha Cartwright, beauty manager at Saks, Churchgate: "This look is for anyone with fabulous lips. It's been made popular by stars like Gwen Stefani and Scarlett Johansson.

"Keep the base nude and go as close to bare as you can with a light liquid base or tinted moisturiser.

"Use pale matte nudes on the eyes and ensure that you have brushed, well-groomed brows. Frame the eye with a bold slick of black mascara. Finish with a rose tint on cheeks and a smudge of luscious red lipstick.

"Top tips are to shop around for a tone that suits your complexion, remember to check out your smile for stray lipstick marks on your teeth, and avoid orange tones which make your teeth appear yellow."

Michael Ainsworth, senior stylist at Saks, Churchgate: "This long layered look is very versatile on a long face and is still big at the moment. You can follow a classic look of smooth and straight, or, the lose straightener curl - very feminine if done correctly. "However, please remember, there's a fine line between lose curls and Betty Boop curls!

"On hair of this length, remember shine is a must, so keep it sexy, shiny and ultra funky. Use a Kerastase scrunch mousse to add texture and define the curls and layers."

Clothes

Kathryn Message, Manager of Topshop, Market Place: "This trend is definitely for the younger market or adults with a quirky style.

"Colour clashing works well when mixing acid brights with vegetable dye colours. Also, accessorise with a total colour clash, for example blue and yellow with red, or tone down with muted jewellery in purple, orange and bronze.

"Clashers should take inspiration from a key print or slogan and have fun with it. But remember, avoid clashing more than four colours."

Amber, Manager of New Look, Crompton Place: "Although very trendy at the moment, colour clashing is not very versatile. However, those who choose to clash their clothing should experiment with skinny jeans, which we have in store now in a selection of colours - including this season's primary brights.

"Avoid bootcut jeans or boyish fits."