Glam

Defining characteristics

• High-impact finishes: sequins, satin, velvet, metallic sheen
• Body-conscious or dramatically sculpted silhouettes
• Statement accessories that anchor and elevate the look
• A preference for shine, lustre, and visible luxury
• Occasion-ready dressing applied with confidence
• An overall effect that is polished, intentional, and unforgettable

Wardrobe staples

• Sequinned or embellished evening dresses
• Satin or silk midi and maxi dresses
• Velvet pieces in jewel tones or deep neutrals
• High heels, strappy sandals or embellished flats
• Statement jewellery: chandelier earrings, layered necklaces
• A clutch or structured evening bag in a luxe material
• Sleek wide-leg trousers in satin or crepe
• A dramatic blazer or wrap in a metallic or rich fabric

Colour

Glam style thrives in rich, attention-commanding tones: black, ivory, champagne, deep burgundy, emerald, cobalt and metallics. The palette should always feel intentional, with a clear sense of occasion and drama.

Fit and silhouette

Fit is everything in Glam dressing. Pieces should feel sleek, purposeful and precisely tailored to the body. The silhouette should always be clearly defined, with nothing looking accidental or thrown together.

What to avoid

• Very casual or sports-influenced pieces
• Matte, rough or utilitarian fabrics
• Deliberately undone or low-effort combinations
• Overly minimal looks that lose the sense of occasion

When it works best

• Evening events and formal occasions
• Dinners, celebrations and parties
• Nights out where standing out is the point
• Any occasion the wearer decides deserves the full effort

The instinct behind it

Dressing as a deliberate act of presence: chosen with care, worn with confidence, and impossible to overlook.

Make this style your own

Explore your colour season alongside your personal style to build a wardrobe that feels like you.