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1. La Prairie Silver Rain eau de parfum spray, £64, House of Fraser; Sisley limited edition Eau Du Soir, £165, Harrods; Swarovski Edition Phyto-Poudre Compacte, £85, Harrods; Robert Welch silver Arden candlestand, £40, John Lewis; bespoke stands, from £80 each, Yunus & Eliza

2. L'or Radiance Concentrate with pure gold, £42.50, Harrods

3. Tom Ford, Neroli Portofino 50ml, £120, House of Fraser

4. Black ruby sparkle eye palette, £34, Bobbi Brown

5. Marc Jacobs limited edition cranberry, £48, Harvey Nichols

6. SK11 Skin signature, £123, Harrods

7. Lanvin make-up bag, £170, Net-a-Porter

8. Frédéric Fekkai, rapid results moisture mask, £33, Space NK

9. Dolce & Gabanna ruby collection lipstick in Devil 220, £27, Harrods

10. Steam Cream, £10.50, Selfridges

11. Paperself false eyelashes, £14, V&A shop

12. Charm Club perfume, £44.95, Thomas Sabo

13. Chanel No 5 intense bath oil, £60, Boots

14. Bloom & Blossom gift set, £49, Space NK

15. Illamasqua white Christmas nail varnish set, £39, Selfridges

16. Chic soap, £5.75, Fenwick

17. Frederic Malle Carnal Flower body butter, £110, Liberty

18. Gareth Pugh for MAC berry lipstick, £20.50, MAC

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