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grandads are on trend. Men, don’t be shy – a classic navy cardi will combat a light chill when it’s too warm for a jumper and too cool for just a t-shirt, and will look a bit edgier than your usual crew neck.On the catwalk, Erdem had options in both his menswear and womenswear collections, and Hermes’ two-tone blue and burgundy marl option will jazz up any casual outfit. Chanel’s homemade-looking oversized knits dressed down the house's signature tweed and Molly Goddard’s zip throughs went with slouchy denim and smocked shirts.Here are the 10 best to buy now…Arket have been selling this style of cardigan for a few years now, and there’s a reason why.

Model wears a wool coat, £490, Stine Goya and leather shoes, £875, Jimmy ChooLet your feet do the talking. A pair of sparkly shoes will instantly take an outfit from the office to the dance floor.

1. Silk blouse, £172, 12Storeez; 2. Organza skirt, £230, Stine Goya; 3. Printed feather dress, £590, 16Arlington; 4. Sequin detail dress, £149, Massimo Dutti; 5. Silk satin jacket, £495, Joseph1. Sequin dress, £410, Ilta; 2. Velvet dress, £140, 8 by Yoox; 3. Sequinned dress, £59.99, Zara; 4. Satin dress with feather trims, £185, Uterqüe; 5.

Ganni and Samsoe & Samsoe, to Baum und Pferdgarten and Stine Goya –  are full of excellent newness. But it’s the fashion editors on the front rows and out and about in the city that give us a timely lesson in trans-seasonal dressing and incorporating new It pieces into every day looks.From the un-workwear staples to the unlikely shoe you should be wearing now, here’s what they’ve been making the case for… Step away from the floaty florals and neutral linen frocks: if the street style set has anything to do with it, it’s about time we trade them for autumn-friendly dresses. Think a knitted midi, long sleeves or a dark-based print, all of which lend themselves well to trans-seasonal dressing.

Sequin dress, £430, Needle & Thread; Amira dress, £390, Stine Goya;Self-Portrait crystal embellished dress, £400, Net-a-PorterIt's all well and good falling for a slinky deep purple Oscars-worthy gown complete with a small train and corset bodice, but how much wear will you actually get out of a dress like that? Even if it comes in at the £500 mark, wearing it twice still means quite an expensive cost-per-wear amount.If you're keen on a designer name and a three or four digit price tag to match, it could be worth looking into luxury renting services, like Rotaro, which has a selection of stunning dresses from the likes of Reformation and Materiel Tbilisi available to hire from as little as £39. Poppy jumpsuit, £195, Ghost;  Lace jumpsuit,

Sophie Warburton, Style DirectorOrganza jacquard jacket, £390, Stine Goya'What could feel more optimistic right now than a lightweight button-through cotton skirt in an upbeat plaid print? I’ll be channelling Gwyneth Paltrow in The Talented Mr Ripley by wearing mine with Converse, a basket bag and plain shirt or tee for the park picnics ahead.' Bethan Holt, Fashion News & Features DirectorCotton skirt, £132, J. Crew'Nothing says springtime like a  floral dress.

Nicola Coughlan was over the moon on Sunday night when she appeared on the final episode of The Den.