Historically I haven’t worn pink, and especially not in winter – but it’s become one of those colours that transcends seasons. In warmer months I might clash it with brights, but I love pairing it with black for now: it’s modern, work-appropriate and easy to accessorise. This dress from Me + Em felt just right with a structured blazer and shiny black boots for the daytime, and is a great desk-to-dinner option. I"m wearing: Pink is one of the biggest - and trickiest - trends of the season, and dresses in the shade are all over the high street. I was keen to get in on the action but it needed to tick all of my boxes: I wanted something I could toughen up with black accessories, and that was in a statement, bold shade. I was thrilled when I came across this frothy fuchsia frock by Me + Em that nicely fits the bill. Isabel wears crinkle dress, £350, Me + Em; longline jacket, £295, The Fold; Belt, £65, The Fold; Western boots, £250, Jigsaw; Bag, £695, Smythson; Belt, Isabel’s own Best for... hourglass shapes This frock features cleverly placed black piping that serves to streamline the figure, while the fine belted waist pulls the dress in to enhance curves, rather than drape over them. Best for... tall types For those with a smaller frame, wearing a printed midi dress can feel overpowering, so tall types pull this look off best. Equally if you aren"t keen on a colour block pink frock, a printed number could be your entry point. Best for... bottom-heavy figures A style that fits the top half and flares out flatters a small waist and nicely skims over thighs and hips. This lace frock works well as it isn"t a slinky lightweight material. And what to style them with...