Metallic mania! Raise your fashion game and re-set the bar with these unexpected fashion foils for day and night.
Look 1
Shine on in a medley of head to toe metallic. Fuse rusted metallic sequins, silver knitted foils and colourful pop art glitter to create an eclectic quirky look for day.
Silver chainmail knit jacket by Vivienne Westwood Red Label £455, glitter knit by Joseph £165 & mint plasma lace pleat skirt by Christopher Kane £1,500 all available at www.harveynichols.com Metallic sequined skirt by Nicole Miller £329 at Jane Davidson Edinburgh. Silver cuff with gold, diamonds & sapphires by Peculiar Vintage £425 at Brazen, Glasgow. 3D printed Stainless Steel chevron rings injected with molten bronze £87.50 each by Up To Much at Godiva Boutique Edinburgh. Fred glitter lace-up shoe with gold trim by Christian Louboutin £495 at www.pamjenkins.co.uk
Look 2
The time is now! Add bright and bold futuristic accessories to a sci-fi inspired wool crepe dress. Pastel and mirror-shine combine beautifully with sophisticated sports stripes.
Metallic triple petal wool crepe dress by Christopher Kane £750 at www.harveynichols.com Saturn chrome silver watch with LED display by Ziiiro £180 & silver ring with vintage watch part by Magnus & Bella £75 both at Brazen, Glasgow. Pastel hooped knee high socks by Pamela Mann £4.99 at www.tightstightstights.co.uk Quilted silver silk nappa sneaker by Miu Miu £365 at www.pamjenkins.co.uk
Look 3
Save the most indulging flashy fashion statements for after dark. For a fresh sense of opulence drape a shimmering bomber jacket over the shoulders of an Olympian column dress. Balance appliqued hoops on the hemline for sporting elegance. 
Morocain floor sweeping gown with hoop striped hemline and plastic meteor shower belt by Roksanda Ilincic £1,179 at Jane Davidson, Edinburgh. Black sequin bomber jacket by Tamara Mellon £695 at www.harveynichols.com Blue rose ring & black horseshoe ring both in oxidised silver by Grainne Morton £75 each & bracelets by Luke Stockley £160 each all available at Brazen, Glasgow.
STYLING: LISA RINGROSE
PHOTOGRAPHY: JEFF MARS HAIR: Isabella Watson Creative Director at Toni & Guy Glasgow using www.labelm.com
MAKE UP: Vicky Cameron using www.maccosmetics.com
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