Dinah Van Tulleken

It's not just the halls you're going to be decking in emerald green - fashion has found its favourite colour for the festive season. FEMAIL shares six gorgeous ways to go green this party season...

DINAH VAN TULLEKEN: My plan for this year's Christmas started on Boxing Day last year. Surrounded by wrapping paper, I suggested to my husband Chris that we shouldn't buy anything.

Whether you're dressing up for a Christmas party or dressing down for a night in front of the TV, we have an outfit for each of the 12 days. Silk, sequins, slogans and sparkles.

My plan for this year's Christmas started on Boxing Day last year. Surrounded by wrapping paper and abandoned gifts, I suggested to my husband Chris that next time we shouldn't buy anything — for each other or the children.

The Princess of Wales looked fittingly regal in a rich royal blue as she celebrated Christmas Day at Sandringham with the extended Windsor family yesterday.

As UK supermodel Kate Moss gets ready to turn 50, we help you recreate her signature looks on the High Street.

UK writer Dinah van Tulleken asks if the imminent birth of her third daughter makes her the worst type of hypocritical eco-warrior.

Over the past few years, high street and online retailers have taken the idea of ­disposable fashion to the next level.

No one dreads the premature arrival of the festive season more than me but there's a good reason why we're looking at party gear in early November.

Christmas Day is over and it's time to relax - and this year I am recommending you do that in a tracksuit. Worry not, my sense of style has not been diminished by port and cheese.