Journal

As soon as the heating goes on and the windows stay closed, damp gets a hold on your wardrobe. Here is how to prevent mould and a musty smell in your clothes and wardrobe.

Grey trousers are neutral, but not dull. With these four colour combinations and five outfits, you can wear them all autumn, from office to weekend.

You are joining an open day at a university or college. Here is how to dress as a parent: neat, comfortable and, above all, in the background.

Rolling works for knitwear and jersey, folding for shirts and trousers. Here is how to pack each garment and arrive crease-free.

Short jacket, hip length or a long coat: the length of your coat decides how your trousers look. Here is how to choose the right combination for each trouser shape.

Your winter wardrobe is coming back out. Here is how to air, de-crease and check your wool, knitwear and trousers, and how to keep moths away.

A trim in a different colour turns a simple knitted piece into a detail. This is how you style two-tone tops and cardigans without it getting busy.

No shape is better or worse, but the right cut helps you look confident. This is how to choose for each shape.

One suitcase is enough for a honeymoon if you pack around a colour palette. This is how you combine sun, city and dinner.

A navy trouser is the piece that carries a September wardrobe. Five looks with blouse, polo, T-shirt and cardigan.

For your first job you do not need a full wardrobe. With six well-chosen basics you build a work wardrobe you can vary for weeks.

For a job interview you dress slightly more formally than the team, matched to the sector. This is how you choose an outfit that fits.