The Filter Q&A: ask the Guardian’s fashion stylist anything

The Guardian UK Friday 02 October 2026, 07:08 UTC By Melanie Wilkinson 1 min read

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Need help with your wardrobe? Guardian stylist Melanie Wilkinson will be joining us online tomorrow at 3pm BST to share he favourite tips for making any outfit pop – men’s or women’s. Ask her your questions now!

Baggy jeans are everywhere, can I still wear my favourite straight leg style? What should I wear to a Christmas work party? I’m broke, what’s an easy styling hack to update my autumn wardrobe?

The Guardian’s fashion stylist, Mel Wilkinson, has been styling and celebrities and fashion shoots for over 15 years. She’ll be sharing all her tips and tricks, and answering all your questions at 3pm BST Friday 2 October.

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