Yahoo News M&S's 2023 Christmas advert is filled with famous faces and standout partywear
You can now shop all the items from the advert, here are the pieces we think will sell out first.
Kicking off the festive season in style, Marks & Spencer has just dropped its hotly-anticipated fashion and home advert for Christmas, and it's filled with an all-star cast.
Featuring the likes of Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Hannah Waddingham, Tan France and Zawe Ashton, it focuses on celebrating the "honest truths" of Christmas (although the messaging seems to have a struck a nerve with some people). And in doing so, spotlights some standout partywear pieces from the high street store's new collection.
From midi dresses dripping in sequins to velvet blazers and glittery bags, M&S is no-doubt proving to be this year's one-stop shop for all things glitz and glam.
In the ad, singer and podcast host, Sophie Ellis-Bextor can be seen wearing M&S's Jacquard Round Neck Mini Shift Dress (£49.50) — a gorgeous black dress designed with short balloon sleeves and flattering mini-length skirt complete with a striking but comfortable silhouette. The perfect statement piece for Christmas Day.
Meanwhile, Hannah Waddingham sports a black midi (£59) covered in shimmering sequins from head-to-toe and teams it with a pair of strappy stiletto heel sandals (£39.50) that are embellished with little diamantés.
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While a black dress is usually the most popular option when it comes to party season. If you want to stand out from the crowd, M&S has released a slew of very on-trend metallic silver pieces.
Actress, Zawe Ashton, is seen in the ad wearing an elegant metallic midi number with a flattering ruched detailing (£49.50), which is bound to get you a compliment or two.
Lastly, Queer Eye's Tan France looks very dapper in the ad, dressed in a luxe velvet blazer (£130) from M&S's Autograph range, together with a complimentary cotton dinner shirt (£45), a pair of black tuxedo trousers (£40) and textured silk bow tie (£15). Talk about smart?
It's safe to say that M&S has pulled out all the stops this year.
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