Don't be putting away your Christmas dress just yet.
Dubbed 'magpie moments' or 'dopamine dressing', the trend involves incorporating items we normally reserve for parties and special occasions into our everyday outfits, with the intention of improving our mood.
One clinical psychologist to acknowledge the possible benefits of introducing everyday sparkle is Dr Jo Gee, who teamed up with the fashion experts at Oliver Bonas to break down everything we know so far about the trend."Partywear and sparkle can activate the release of dopamine, our feel-good transmitter," says Dr Gee.
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