Best of British: Get the look

If your Bank holiday jubilee weekend is set to involve plenty of socialising now’s the time to get your wardrobe in order.  Whether you are attending a cute and kitsch tea party in your street or hitting the clubs for a Jubilee extravaganza, you’ll need to make sure you are looking your royal best. Here are three ways to put a Jubilee twist on your outfit:

1)   Take style tips from one of the more stylish royals. After the last big royal event it’s probable that your muse is more likely to be Kate Middleton than Princess Eugene, with this in mind, you may want to check out the blog whatkatewore, which documents what the lady of the moment where’s to all of her public appearances.

2)   Think red, white and blue. The simplest way to display your patriotism is by opting for an outfit in Union Jack colours. Unless you are really going for full out fancy dress it’s probably best to choose a tasteful evening dress in red, white OR blue,  rather than following in the footsteps of Geri Halliwell in her Ginger Spice days (see here) you’ll find that choosing one or at the most two flag shades is a little more tasteful.

3)   If you want a truly unique and out there dress and can’t see what’s wrong with channelling Ginger Spice, it’s time to get crafting. The Union Jack dress worn by Geri to the Brit Awards in 1997 was apparently fashioned out of a tea towel by her sister – now that’s a novel way you could get some extra use out of a commemorative Jubilee tea towel…