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One thing I love about Manchester is that people aren't afraid to dish out a compliment, making it one of the friendliest cities to live, work and visit. On occasion, a passerby may comment on my jacket, or a pair of shoes, and it puts a bit of a spring in my step for the rest of the day.

and the . It's also why you devote precious time to researching the —and why the perfect remain a sartorial white whale. There's a difference between relying on hardworking items and uniform dressing—or even building a for that matter.

, , , and , of course.) All you need to do is sit back and click “add to cart.”This week, we’re in for yet another avalanche of holiday sales on everything from to to to . You’re pretty much guaranteed to find a below, so go ahead and kick off this year’s holiday season with the best Cyber Monday deals of 2022 that are still running.Nordstrom’s annual Cyber Monday sale still has a few surprises left in store, from our go-to holiday gift (you guessed it, Ugg slippers) to holiday party-ready dresses from Reformation.Courtesy of brandCourtesy of brandThe didn’t come to play.

buying these frighteningly expensive bags.And isn’t it a bit outré to have a bag worth a four-figure sum on your arm? Which is why when The Telegraph’s beauty director Sonia Haria revealed her minimalist nylon kidney-shaped bag was from Uniqlo, the office erupted. She had spotted it on Instagram, only to find that it had sold out online.

Temperatures are dipping, leaves are falling and the knitwear has been dusted off in Manchester this week. I’m all for it - I much prefer layering up with a blouse and sweater vest or funky jacket, and it seems the people of Manchester agree!

Left to right: Wool v-neck, £89.99, Studio Nicholson + Zara Collection (zara.com), cotton crew neck, £19.90, Uniqlo (uniqlo.com), jacquard knit, £59, Cos (cos.com)Left to right: Crew neck wool, £59, Arket (arket.com), lambswool, £125, SirPlus (sirplus.co.uk), oversized cotton-wool blend, £140, Gant (gant.com)We rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn off your ad blocker for The Telegraph website so that you can continue to access our quality content in the future.Thank you for your support.Need help?Visit our page.

Lisa Armstrong, head of fashionWhile millennials have been gobbling up late-90s/early-noughties fashion – aka YK2 – for the past couple of years, anyone old enough to have worn crop tops and bumsters last time round has been wisely sitting it out.But as of this autumn, there is one long, languid 90s take-out we can all enjoy. The maxi is back – at Burberry and Brunello Cucinelli, and at Chanel, Tod’s and Altuzarra.

perfect pair of knickers are notoriously hard to find. I’ve been on the hunt my entire adult life. It’s easy to find a pair of sexy ones - because like party shoes - they are all about aesthetics with zero need for practicality.

Madeleine Thompson, who makes buttery soft cashmere tracksuits for her eponymous brand. “Fashion now allows us to really enjoy our clothes and people are grasping this opportunity with both hands.”Karl Lagerfeld must be turning in his grave over just how much money is being made by the sweatpants he so despised.

risen at their fastest rate in 30 years with economists predicting that inflation will soon come close to 8 percent. Consumer price inflation hit 5.5 percent last month, the steepest increase since 1992.

Wrap dress, £305, GanniGo back to the ‘70s with Whistles’ pointed collar shirt – wear it done up to the top and over a jumper, or open layered over a t-shirt.Collared shirt, £119, WhistlesThe denim midi skirt is back this season, with plenty of a-line shapes seen at both Massimo Dutti and Mango – for a bit more wiggle room, Massimo Dutti also offer this flounced shape, which is a nod to western style.Midi skirt, £59.95, Massimo DuttiToast’s denim collection comes in heavy Japanese cotton, which is a darker shade of indigo. It’s more hard-wearing than most denims, and suits their workwear styles well. Workwear coat, £295, ToastGood quality jeans on the high street come from Uniqlo, whose range comes in at under £40.

Waisted down coat, £225, Arket;Collared quilted jacket, £195, Helene for Denim at John Lewis; Recycled polyester and faux sherpa coat, £295, LavenhamFor those of us who overheat quickly, a full jumper may be a little too much if you’re commuting or battling unpredictable heating, and just one layer may not be warm enough. A sweater vest will keep your arms free but your core warm, and there are plenty of shapes and colours available to suit most body types - wear over a shirt or t-shirt.

Jil Sander’s latest collaboration with Uniqlo (launched in November 2021) for new season shapes – whereas dresses and skirts look better with longer styles.Whether you're out for a winter walk, shopping on the high street or on your latest UK staycation, a coat is always going to come in handy this time of year so why not update your wardrobe's selection?Khaki is always a safe bet for timeless winter chic and will add colour whilst still going with everything.

Jil Sander’s collaboration with Uniqlo for new season shapes – whereas dresses and skirts look better with longer styles. Khaki is always a safe bet for timeless winter chic and will add colour whilst still going with everything. All of these brands combine fashion and function, and at truly excellent price points  – so here are the labels to add to your winter coat shopping list…Swedish brand & Other Stories excels at pieces that are both fashion forward as well as classic enough to look good year after year.

Tamara AbrahamEmma Willis long padded duvet coat, £90, Next; Troy parka with faux fur, £630, Troy London; padded collarless puffer jacket, £55, M&SOn bright autumn days, a chunky knit is weighty enough that you can go sans coat, but for chilly bonfire night where you’ll be outside all evening, layering is key. This is particularly true if you’re plumping for a quilted coat (like the chic khaki number from M&S, above), as you’ll be grateful for a cosy jumper.British label & Daughter excels at super warm knits with a stylish twist: think a patchwork print or an aran pattern, all made from organic British wool.

Rouge Media. How bad can Shein be? Oh. pic.twitter.com/60oY8pAZzJThis won’t be news to Harry Brignull, the UX (user experience) specialist who first coined the term ‘dark patterns’ in 2010 and founder of Darkpatterns.org, which calls out bad practice.

puff-sleeved Schiaparelli gown, as well as a fabulous Valentino haute couture confection and a pastel lemon Vivienne Westwood corset on the November covers of US and British Vogue respectively. What was particularly great about the ‘Easy On Me’ video outfit though, is that as well as being fashion-forward, it’s easily replicated, and nicely solves the trans-seasonal dressing dilemma for what to wear right now in one fell swoop. Here’s how: A post shared by Adele (@adele)When the winter chill hasn’t quite set in, a weighty trench coat is the ideal cover-up.

Billie Eilish has teamed up with artist Takashi Murakami to create a T-shirt collection for Uniqlo.