Chanel 19 Poudré EDP

A lighter more delicate take on the classic Nº19, this new release from Chanel was conceived by head perfumer Jacques Polge who wanted to focus particularly on the iris. Although fresh and powdery, The Poudré is a fragrance for all seasons. £86 for 100ml. The old classic: Infusion D’Iris by Prada

Selfridges

Kiehl's Ultra Light Moisturiser

This little bottle of magic promises to fast track it's way to the classics' list. Easily absorbed (one minute, we timed it) and non-greasy, it's suitable for teens right through to octogenarians. £24. The old classic: Dramatically Different Moisturiser by Clinique

House of Fraser

Dior Blue Denim Varnish

Although not vampy like Chanel's rouge noir, Dior's latest edition, really is the perfect autumn colour: a jean perfect shade with just a hint of indigo. It's a limited edition along with the Tuxedo colour but we suspect the popularity of this product will give it staying power. £17. The old classic: Rouge Noir by Chanel

Dior

Chantecaille Tea Rose Lipstick

Consistently a best seller (often sold out at Liberty’s), this small and chic looking lipstick is expensive but it ticks a lot of boxes. Not only is the dusty pink shade perfect for all skin tones, it has added collagen to give lips a plumping boost. You’ll not find a better product that combines a lipgloss and lipstick finish either. £27. The old classic: Pure Color Lipstick by Estée Lauder

Chantecaille

Shu Uemura Instant Glow

This cream gives skin instant glow and luminosity. It contains a micro-pearl ingredient that unifies skin tone and diffuses light. The long-term benefits are visible in just four weeks: you can expect a more radiant complexion and fewer visible pores. £36. The old classic: Prep and Prime Brightening Serum by Mac

Shu Uemura

Margaret Dabbs Nourishing Nail & Cuticle Serum

This wonderful serum was first launched as Emu Oil, and although the name has changed to something more marketable, the main ingredient has remained the same. As a native Australian, Margaret Dabbs had heard of the benefits of emu oil many years before launching her own products and salons. Emu oil is a completely natural by-product, and has been used by aboriginals for centuries for its healing qualities. It is non-pore clogging, antibacterial, an anti-inflammatory and a superb emollient. Results are outstanding and everyone should have one of these to apply to fingers and toes! £10. The old classic: Solar Oil

Margaret Dabbs

Hourglass Calligraphy Liquid liner

This is a liquid with a difference. Exclusively sold at Liberty’s London it won’t drag or budge thanks to its quick dry formula. What makes it stand out from the rest? It really does stay in place and is as easy to use as a writing pen plus it’s infused antioxidant-rich rosemary, perilla, chamomile, and aloe extracts to soothe and moisturize the eyes. £23 from Liberty. The old classic: Lancôme Art Liner

Liberty's

Sue Devitt Eye Intensifier Pencil

The perfect pencil for smokey eyes and it comes in 13 colours! This wouldn’t be a future classic without a secret ingredient though: Nylon-12 expands and contracts with facial movements without creasing or cracking, guaranteeing durability and long-lasting coverage. No party girl should be without one! £23.50. The old classic: Bad Gal by Benefit

QVC

Egyptian Magic

An all-purpose cream which pretty much does everything from moisturising to healing scars and bruises. It can be used on skin, hair and chapped lips, plus the packaging is cool! £23.95. The old classic: Elizabeth Arden’s Eight Hour Cream

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