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"Focus on the eyes using shine or texture to get the look. Be inspired!" says Jayne.

You can even mix the new metals. Silver eyeshadow on the eyelid would contrast beautifully with gold liner applied underneath the eye, Mary suggests.
FLOWER power may have reigned in the 70s but petals are blooming once again for the summer of 2007.

The fashion world has gone wild over all things floral. Whether you're a fan of bold blooms or whimsical petals, it's the perfect print to showcase this season's bright colours.
"Beautifully vibrant flowers adorn dresses, skirts and jackets this season.

It's the loveliest take on fashion's feminine mood," says Lucinda Chambers, Vogue's fashion director.
Floral trends were hot to trot on the catwalks - Alexander McQueen wowed with pretty petals on ball gowns and Chloe showcased retro prints to add some flower power to the spring/summer collection.
Lucinda says: "Designers have revisited florals: their abstract approach has made flower prints look fresh again.

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Bring out your girly side and get swept up in this summer's floral fever.
So what are the floral staples setting the fashion world alight? This season's hottest buy, the dress, is the perfect piece to parade the trend to the fullest.

Lucinda says they make great staples: "Simple floral dresses are good day-to-night options."
To be bang on trend, hemlines should either be thigh scrapers or floor sweepers. Go short and sweet with Kookai's retro print floral shift, 49, or Warehouse's floral silk mini tunic dress, 60.

If you're feeling pasty, cover up your pins with Primark's floral maxi dress, 10, or Warehouse's printed floral maxi dress, 45.
A pretty floral coat will really show the world you mean business on the bloom front. Try on Jesire's pretty spring garden printed linen coat, 165, or Betty Jackson Black's linen floral print swing jacket, 85, at Debenhams.