Project Catwalk - Jules' tips
Last week Julie-Ann Murray was booted out of Project Catwalk and despite not winning the competition, she has decided to share her fashion tips with us.
The number one rule for her is to Get The Basics Right. She recommends essentials including the Little Black Dress, a pair of killer jeans, a knitted cardi. Keep the colour palette simple, Jules says: "Black and white is a good place to start and you can add fresh updates to your wardrobe each season with the key looks from the catwalks". Jules also warns us not to be fearful. "Don’t be afraid of pattern and colour. They can be uplifting and there are plenty of fresh feminine prints and modern colour palettes out there to choose from." It is also important to "be inspired by other women; magazines, old time glamour, movie stars, music etc but don’t be sucked into the latest trends just to keep up". Self-knowledge is fashion liberation - Jules believes that women need to "understand your shape and dress to impress". Her final top tip is "Be kind to yourself: If you’re not feeling at your best then put down the celebrity mags and go for a treatment or get down the gym. Being fabulous starts from within so work on building your confidence".
Jules and Keko were asked to leave last week after failing to impress the judges with their red carpet dresses designed for Nancy Dell’Olio. There are now 10 designers left in the competition, including fuk.co.uk friends, Jasper Garvida and Debbie Debonair.
Update: Debs Deboniar has been kicked out - she's going to pen some tips on getting glam Deboniar style for us so we'll have those online soon,
Words: Marian Buckley
Project Catwalk behind-the-scenes website.
Project Catwalk is on Wednesdays at 9pm on Sky One.
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So anyway, that's my shopping list sorted for the weekend - Little Black dress it is 
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