Keeping up with Ms Lohan’s police record is nigh on impossible, but happily her wardrobe is easier to keep tabs on. Normally she rigorously works the Maid Marian-meets-Playboy look to exhaustion but last week’s courtroom look provided a happy wardrobe departure. Her navy polka dot dress, the peroxide ’do and the lipstick-red Chanel bag conferred a Lynchian Mulholland Drive feel to the proceedings, while the Monroe sunglasses finessed the look. But if anyone should have courtroom chic nailed, it’s Lohan Photograph: JB Lacroix/WireImage
It’s still a good 12 days until the airing of the second series of The Killing but jumper lust part deux is already ramping up. Knitwear nerds should know that season two features another Gudrun & Gudrun sustainable beauty, this time a shade of ripened tomato. Faithful sartorial homages aren’t for everyone, but it’s an inescapable fact that getting the Lund look is far superior to getting your wardrobe inspiration from TOWIE.
Jumper, £280 gudrungudrun.com Photograph: PR
...because it’s a bit Erdem. Cosmetic bag, £40, by Kurt Geiger, kurtgeiger.com Photograph: PR
Earrings, £135, by Iosselliani, from mywardrobe.com Photograph: PR
Leather gloves, £26, by Topshop, topshop.com Photograph: PR
The key differentiator between the fashion interpretation of a posh slipper and the classified ad version is the heel. The slice of gold heel (never rubber!) says discreetly stylish rather than daytime TV fan. There are some really fancy versions kicking around the high street but the Zara version is the perfect price for a fashion shoe that is, to be frank, rubbish in the rain.
Shoes, £39.99, by Zara, zara.com Photograph: PR
