Party season looks different this year, but the All Ages team are still finding time to sparkle - and to share their highlights of 2020

Comfortable and chic, these are perfect transitional pieces for spring. Layer a thin polo neck underneath on chillier days, or style with a fitted blazer to look smarter

From classic crisp white to utility to print, your options are endless – just don’t forget the iron

It’s a pattern that can feel tricky to wear, but style a chiffon dress with a blazer and it’s perfect for the office, or try a light shirt with a contrasting print midi skirt for a modern daytime vibe

Utility shirts are a versatile trend: checks, faux leather and classic khaki work just as well with a floaty skirt as with jeans. If buttoned up feels too boxy, wear open

A trench will always be a spring staple. This season, if you’re investing in a new style, think colour. Soft blue and green tones work perfectly with beige and navy, while a subtle colour block is modern and interesting

Fun, colourful suits are a big catwalk trend this spring. Wear oversized, bright or with a subtle pastel pop

Jeans are never out of style. Try a crisp white pair – we’ve frayed the hem of these for a beachy feel – or scour vintage shops for pre-worn

This spring, the high street will be awash with green. The good news is there’s a shade for everyone – ease yourself in with khaki or olive, or opt for a light acid green

Last year’s Matrix-style leather-look trend will be centre stage this spring, too. Update trousers by styling them with tailoring: a white blazer and tie-dye knit will soften your outfit, while a black shirt looks modern with side-stripe flared trousers

Forget the ‘rules’ on denim shirts and embrace the practicality… Double denim will look modern in cream or white

If you’ve joined a gym or want to upgrade your wardrobe, you’re spoilt for choice

It’s time for the faithful old crew-neck to take centre stage. Choose a bold stripe, or experiment with colour combos: lilac and pink look great with brown and khaki

The humble knit has had a bit of glow-up and is perfect for work and beyond. Wear a printed ruffle style with jeans and heels, opt for cashmere with wide-leg trousers (sleek yet modern) and say yes to glitter

Give your party skirt a final festive foray. Dress down with a jumper, or pair with sparkly boots, a luxe tuxedo blazer or satin blouse. Add statement earrings or a velvet headband and you are 2020 ready

Fashion’s love affair with pink isn’t going anywhere. Rosy looks cosy on a coat, oversized sleeves make a statement and a pale silk shirt with a white party suit looks modern

It’s time to raise a glass and break out the partywear. Animal print is the headline trend; denim is back as a going-out look, styled with rock’n’roll separates; trouser silhouettes range from cropped to wide leg

Rock the office do with a dash of high street sparkle this Christmas

If effortless winter dressing is at the top of your sartorial wishlist, invest in a long-sleeved dress, whether wrapped, shirt style or a simple tunic. Layer over a polo neck or style with knee-high boots

This season, disco sparkles and colour pops aren’t just for evening. Try teaming party-ready metallics with existing staples – a silver dress with a navy coat, or a sequin top with jeans and a workwear jacket