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When it comes to special occasion dressing, no one is quite as well-placed to offer advice than a celebrity stylist. Styling famous faces for glamorous events such as premieres, red carpets and A-list parties on the regular, they know exactly how to make their clients stand out in a crowd for all the right reasons.

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With this in mind, we caught up with the stylists behind some of our favourite celebrity wardrobes to get their advice on how to perfect event dressing this festive season.

Clients include: StormzyStefflon Don, Rita Ora

1. There’s no such thing as too much sparkle at Christmas The festive season is the one time of year where you can really lean into shimmer and shine. Whether it’s sequins, metallics or crystal embellishment, don’t hold back. Even a subtle sparkle instantly elevates a look and feels celebratory.

2. Elevate your outfit with sheer tights. I love a low-denier tight during the festive period. Sheer black or chocolate brown tights look incredibly chic and give that quiet luxury feel, especially styled with a mini dress or tailored shorts. They’re an easy way to make an outfit feel polished without overthinking it.

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3. Add texture with fluff and faux fur. Wrapping up in something soft and tactile (think faux fur coats, fluffy knits or feather trims) adds instant glamour while keeping you warm. Texture is such a big festive trend and makes even the simplest outfit feel indulgent.

Clients include: Vick Hope, M.I.A, Lashana Lynch

Festive dressing is about finding the perfect balance between comfort and glamour. This year I’m taking my cue from the divine styling seen most recently in Matthieu Blazy’s pre-fall show for Chanel; a red cashmere scarf wrapped around the waist and worn over a relaxed leg black trouser and cashmere sweater, offers the appearance of a waist snatching cosy cummerbund, while also hiding however many canapés you might like to consume. Complete the look with a vintage pearl necklace (real or faux) and you are guaranteed to be a Christmas style queen.

Clients include: Laura Whit , Emma Bunton, Oti Mabuse

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1. The Bonie Stitch tool is a staple in my styling kit – I take it everywhere I go! Bonnie makes quick alterations that can be removed just as easily. You can use it to shorten trousers that are too long, hem skirts and dresses, hide bra straps and so much .

2. Second-hand shopping for festive pieces is a great way to find something truly unique. Charity shops and vintage stores really come into their own at this time of year, bringing out all the sparkle and personality you could want.

3. Accessories are such an easy way to elevate an outfit. Stick with an outfit that you already know makes you feel amazing, and treat yourself to a new pair of shoes, a bag, or some jewellery. Golds, silvers and anything sparkly are always your best bet!

Clients include: Amber Davies, Tasha Ghouri, Binky Felstead

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1. Don’t be afraid to experiment with textures: metallics, sequins, feathers and faux fur instantly add a festive feel. Adding textures creates interest and gives your outfit that extra wow factor for Christmas parties!

2. You don’t need to spend lots to look glamorous. A simple high street piece can be made to feel luxe with the addition of a statement brooch – vintage or new – instantly elevating your outfit.

3. Try styling a soft cashmere jumper or cardigan tucked into a sequin skirt or trousers. It’s an easy way to look chic and festive without feeling the cold, so you can enjoy every party in comfort!

Clients include: Tom Holland, Venus Williams, Katarina Johnson-Thompson

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1. Buy items you can style at least three ways as it’s the best value for money. For example, an embellished skirt can be dressed up with a crisp shirt for parties, paired with a knit for a casual look or worn with a minimalist tee for an easy but put-together day-time outfit.

2. Pick materials purposefully. Fabrics like velvet, satin, or those that are embellished, always photograph well and instantly look festive and luxe.

3. Comfort reads as confidence so don’t sacrifice the physical ease of moving, dancing and actually enjoying yourself for something that just looks good on Instagram.

Clients include: Holly Willoughby, Christine Lampard, Clodagh McKenna

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1. The festive season is the time to have some fun with your wardrobe. Take this opportunity to add some festive fun to your wardrobe. If, like me, you’re a jeans-and-jumper kind of girl, make a statement by mixing in some embellished jeans. Instant festive wardrobe update.

2. Bows are a great way to add an inexpensive festive feel to your look and, at this time of year, ribbon is bountiful in most households. Add a velvet ribbon bow to the top button of your favourite cardigan for a quick update.

3. A little trick of mine is scouring the internet for some second-hand finds. Vinted is my go-to. You’ll than likely find great festive show stopper pieces that have been bought specifically for Christmas and worn once

Clients include:  Joanna Lumley, Jodie Kidd, Sophie Ellis-Bextor

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1. I would advise against wearing novelty Christmas jumpers, tinsel or anything else that screams Christmas. We all know it’s the festive season and I think its unstylish to scream it from the roof tops in your OTT outfit. If you really want to get with the festive theme, I would suggest wearing red, tartan or opting for bottle green. It gives festive vibes in an understated and chic way.

2. Wearing layers are the best option for Christmas. We always assume we are going to be freezing, but the reality is central heating is normally blaring and so we all end up over-heating – especially if we’re hosting! Avoid this by opting for layers. Breathable fabrics, such as silk or cotton dresses or shirts worn with a sleeveless jumpers or gilet, are a great option to manage your temperature.

Clients include: Ashley James, Hannah Cross, Michelle Keegan

1. For festive dressing we are usually pushed to wear bolder and darker tones but the truth is, a deep burgundy jumper doesn’t keep you any warmer than the same jumper, in a pastel pink shade. This season I’ve been encouraging my clients to be playful with their colour choices and also incorporate texture into the wardrobe,  too. Festive dressing doesn’t need to be serious, it can be light and playful and should coincide with your year-round wardrobe.

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Clients include:  Kate Ferdinand, Dani Dyer, Ferne McCann

1. It’s the season to have fun with fashion and enjoy a bit of sparkle. That said, it’s important that you still feel comfortable and like yourself. For example, if you live in all-black, try incorporating some lace or sequins. Or, if you love tailoring, lean into this by trying blazer in bottle green.

2. A simple look can be elevated with the right tights. Try sparkly styles, burgundy or lace. These are the perfect nod and they won’t break the bank.

Clients include: Emma Breschi, Maja Jama, Karen Harding

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1. Invest in timeless pieces that can be worn year after year. I think chic, timeless pieces such as blazers, tailoring, silk slip dresses and wide-leg trousers are good choices. When it comes to this time of year, you can add in seasonal touches such as deep reds, burgundy or forest green. You could also introduce textures such as tweed or even tartan patterns and designs. Lean into timeless over novelty sparkle.

2. When working with a range of clients for different events and parties, I’ve found that a great finishing touch is often a key accessory. You can take a simple outfit and elevate the look with bold jewellery, a statement clutch, or even a sleek heel.