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How to keep warm in style

When winter arrives it's tempting to abandon thoughts of fashion for the nearest warm, comfortable thing you find in the morning.

The need to mix style with warmth can be tricky but it's not impossible if you follow our guide to keeping warm with style.

Click on the link in the blue box below to see our pick of winter warmers from the high street.

Layer your tops.
Layers of fine knit tops can keep you toasty more effectively than one great big chunky knit. Choose natural breathable fabrics such as cotton and wool and layer cardigans over long-sleeve tops with a fitted T-shirt underneath.

Cashmere is the perfect fabric for layering as it's lightweight, incredibly soft and retains heat very effectively. Try Marks & Spencer for affordable cashmere crewnecks and Brora for toggle cardigans and classic polo-necks.

This season ponchos are great alternatives to heavy coats as they can fit over even the chunkiest jumper. Also try a long wrap cardigans as seen on Victoria Beckham.

Buy the warmest coat you can find.

This might seem obvious but how many of us stand shivering in a cheap coat because we refuse to buy a better one? Shearling coats are hot this season - try Zara, Marks & Spencer and Joseph - and tweed is still popular for 2002. Thick wool tweed will keep the chill out, but be sure you coat is properly lined otherwise you'll be itching to get it off.

Buy a pashmina scarf or wrap.
Once hideously expensive, affordable pashminas can now be found at Marks & Spencer for around £75. Use them as an elegant scarf to wear knotted around your neck or as a wrap in the office when the temperature drops. For evenings they make an luxurious cover-up to wear over a dress when you've stashed your coat in the cloakroom - look out for beaded pashminas and scarves from Ananya for extra glamour.

Think thermal.
No longer just for grannies, lace trimmed thermal vests are now an essential addition to the modern woman's wardrobe. Try Jigsaw for pretty pink and soft grey vests and matching cardigans to wear on their own or under knits for extra warmth.

Mad as a hatter.
We lose most of our body heat through our heads so it makes sense to keep them covered. Classic bobble hats are trendy this season and will keep your head warm on the way to work - Hennes and Gap have a great selection - or try a fake fur brimmed hat from Marks & Spencer for something with a little more elegant.

Wear hold-ups under your trousers.
Less restricting than tights, hold-ups will keep your legs warm and they are much sexier than pop socks. They're best worn under wool trousers though as synthetic fabrics will have a tendency to cling to your stocking'd legs.

Toasty toes
For the warmest feet invest in some cashmere or lambswool socks. These are available from luxury mail order catalogue Toast.