Just as Women's come in so many shapes and sizes, so do the jeans available to them. It is true that fashion dictates what type and style and color of jean is currently an 'in'item but no matter what basic jean you have you are sure that it will not go out of style. Note here that I said asic type of jean. There are definitely some styles that have gone out of fashion and an example of this would be flares. They should stay in the hippie era. I am sure that you have at least one pair of jeans that you cannot bear to throw out no matter what the style is.

There are always problems with finding clothes when you are not the average shape. This could be because you are very tall or very short or very wide. You could also be of an extreme body shape and parts of you are much smaller or much bigger than the rest of you. Trying to find jeans is just as hard. It is always hard to find the perfect pair of jeans for anybody and it is much more difficult for those people. That is why there are specialized places that would either tailor a pair of jeans for you or modify one that you have purchased.

Having these facilities available to us means that we are not and do not feel excluded. It puts every woman on some sort of equal footing. Where every woman, no matter what will have a pair of jeans on their body and I think that is really great. There are so many styles available also that there are no certain cuts that mean they fit to a certain type of body perfectly. They may not have been made for that purpose but it is just one of those really great side effects.

There is now so much information and styles available that it is common knowledge that a certain style of jean is suitable for a certain type of body shape and that it would be totally wrong for another type of womans body. They can accentuate certain features that we want accentuated and at the same time hide certain features that we want hidden, or at least not bring attention to them. So there is a type of jean for every shape and if not there are many services available to make it so.

Knitwear is gift favourite when buying for men, and with good reason - it's freezing outside; last year's most loved jumpers are looking moth-eaten and threadbare; and you just know your boyfriend, brother or son would hate to spend his own hard-earned pennies on anything as sensible as a new one. Thankfully, though, this season the shops are heaving with cool, slim-fit knits meaning that your loved ones don't have to be bundled up in something Captain Haddock gave to Oxfam, or worse, the dreaded granny-knit. Bulky, scratchy, shapeless, oversized snowflake sweaters are surely a feature of nobody's Christmas list, so steer well clear of those.

The well-dressed chap about town right now is looking for a dressed-down, layered style which draws inspiration from the fashion happenings of 2009 - the hipster/emo look, foppish elegance, and geek chic, the trend that will not die. Horizontal stripes, whether thick, thin or multi-coloured, are massive, and an understated striped jumper is really versatile, fitting beautifully into both the winter's hottest looks. Worn with a printed t-shirt, straight distressed jeans and canvas hi-tops it brings a British, streetwise edge to the ever-popular grunge trend; or smarten it up with a blazer, slim-leg trousers, pointed shoes and a skinny scarf and it's all about the dandyish, new mod style. Just add an artfully messy hairdo and punk-rock scowl to complete the 'teenage rebel' effect.

The humble cardigan, once the knit that dared not speak its name in fashionable circles, is back thanks to the retro styling of many bands, such as Klaxons, Arctic Monkeys and The View, and has become a staple of geek chic wardrobes across the nation. Jumpers with Y-necklines and button details are a subtle nod to this too. A new look which looks set to last into spring-summer 08 brings these trends together with a casual, 'back to school' feel - inspired by the 80s and 90s and the rebellious bad boys of teen movies like The Lost Boys. Think preppy, but off-campus; think the class troublemaker; think how your mate's older brother had a provisional driving licence and was the coolest person in the world when you were about 14, and dress like him - a couple of steps down the smartness ladder from Sunday best.

Checks and geometric patterns are the other style to watch for this season - layer these with plain, bold pieces to avoid pattern overkill, and team a patterned top half with very plain trousers. Moleskin and wool mixes are perfect for winter and because they're not as heavy as jeans, you can get away with more pieces, as well as a few accessories without being overdressed. In terms of accessories, monochrome scarves are still massive and look out for luxurious silk scarves and cravats coming back in to eveningwear.

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