Philips Lumea is a ground-breaking hand-held hair removal system that you can use at home on your legs, arms and bikini line. By sending gentle pulses of light to the hair root, it causes unwanted hair to shed naturally and inhibits regrowth. And you only have to use it once every two to four weeks to be smooth and hair-free every day.  Start using Philips Lumea now to make sure that your skin glows in that gold dress, that you'll have smooth legs to rival Mad Men's Betty and Joan, and feel sleek and sexy in your little leopard print number. Find out more about Philips Lumea, including where to buy it.  Now you know the secret to everlasting smoothness, here's how to work this season's hottest catwalk looks into your Christmas party outfit.  The catwalks were aglow with golden creations at this autumn's fashion weeks. And what better trend to follow to make sure you sparkle at your Christmas party?  If you want to stand out, this twisted lamé dress by Halston Heritage (£290) is guaranteed to get you noticed for all the right reasons. The elegant draping ensures that it will cling in all the right places while skimming over the bits you want to hide. Team it a black clutch and strappy sandals to avoid the head-to-toe gold look.  For a more subtle approach, salute Alexander McQueen's Autumn/Winter 2010 collection with a little gold embellishment, as seen on this black Hardwick Dress with gold jacquarding, £199 from Hobbs. Or why not dig out your favourite Little Black Dress and team it with a pair of killer gold heels, like these KG by Kurt Geiger 'Dolly' shoes.  Accessories: Keep it bright and bold, but limit yourself to one gold item only if the rest of your outfit is gold.  A cocktail ring – like this Laneway Ring (£37 by Sylvie Makkovina at Kabiri) – will add instant oomph to any outfit.  And the gold trend is the perfect excuse to invest in a statement necklace, like this beautiful gold-plated piece by Anton Heunis (£380 at House of Fraser). For a more affordable option, try this Mysterious Leaf Shower Necklace, £20 from Accessorize.  Make-up must-have: Giorgio Armani's Gold Rush Palette. Dust on to your cheeks and brow bone for a subtle golden glow.  Ever since the hit TV series Mad Men sashayed its way on to our screens, women up and down the country have been channeling the looks of its leading ladies. Here's how to add a festive twist to the early Sixties style, whether you're a 'Betty' or a 'Joan'.  Full skirts don't have to be demure. Turn them into glamorous evening wear by opting for non-pastel shades, such as this navy-blue number from Coast (£150). The metallic embellishment on the shoulders brings it bang up to date while the silk satin tie belt will give you that perfect cinched in waist, à la Betty Draper. Or for full-on retro fabulousness, go for Pinup Couture's Evelyn Dress (£73) in red satin.  If sexy secretary Joan is more your style, choose something a little more figure-hugging to show off those curves. If you feel like splashing out, this black faille sleeveless dress, £1,053 by Oscar de la Renta, ticks all the boxes, while this black satin wrap dress, £30 from Dorothy Perkins, will give you the look for less.  Wear your outfit with kitten heels (like these patent courts, £140 from LK Bennett) - very Jackie O. and you'll be able to party all night without your feet hurting too.  Accessories: Keep jewellery minimal – a pair of pearl or diamanté earrings should do it. River Island currently have a good selection of both. Complete the look with a Sixties-style box handbag, like this Black Croc Print Leather Mary by Lulu Guinness.  Make-up must-have: Yves Saint Laurent Rouge Pur Couture lipstick. Go for 'Le Rouge' or 'Le Fuschia' for the perfect vintage pout.  Leopard prints were seen stalking down the catwalks for Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci and Etro this autumn. But hunt the high street, and you can achieve the look just as effectively – and for less too.  This slip dress, £28 from Topshop, nails two trends in one with its leopard print and black lace trimming. For a more covered-up look, Oasis does a long-sleeved figure-hugging leopard print dress at £55.  Blouses are big this season, and this sheer sleeveless top from George at Asda is both chic and affordable – dress it up with dark skinny jeans and sky-high heals.  Make sure you arrive in style (and toasty warm) in this faux-fur leopard print coat, £119.90 from Mango.  Leopard print shoes add a touch of fierceness to any outfit. Splash out on these 'Erica' courts by Kurt Geiger (£210) or try these by New Look (£17.99) for a cheaper alternative.  Accessories: Slip a leopard print belt (like this one from Zara, £25.99) over a block-colour dress for instant edge or grab a leopard print clutch like this sleek leather offering, £495 from Jimmy Choo.  Make-up must-have: Smoky feline eyes are essential. Benefit's 'smokin' eyes' kit will give you everything you need to get the look just right.
Stuck for style ideas this Christmas party season? Take your inspiration from    this autumn's hottest catwalk trends.