Sweater weather is finally upon us in Dubai! Do the following to make sure your sweaters go from winter 2016 to winter 2017 (and beyond) as if they were brand new.

1. Frequency: A good rule of thumb is to wash your sweater after 4 wears.

2. Washing: Machine-washing damages the most common sweater materials, especially wool. Stick to dry cleaning or hand washing.

3. Drying: DO not wring your sweater when it is wet. Sweaters should be laid flat to dry, not draped over a towel bar (which can leave them misshapen).

Everyone has bad fashion days, even Beyoncé. While no one expects you to channel your inner fashion goddess every single day of your life, you can most certainly look put-together every day by avoiding these common mistakes:

1. Wearing ill-fitted clothes: Wearing clothes that fit correctly is an essential part of looking put together. If you're wearing jeans that are too small and tight or a shirt that is huge on you, you're going to look messy.

Beat the crisp, chilly temperatures by covering up in some of the most stylish sweaters.

Read on for a definitive list of items that you should never wear on a first date…unless you don’t want a second one.

Over-the-knee/ thigh high boots have got a bad rep over the years, partially due to Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman and partially due to how intimidating they can seem to pull off. However, winter 2014 saw the return and revamp of this trend and it has stayed put since.

Believe us, there is an over-the-knee boot style that is flattering for everyone (yes, everyone) – you just need to know how to style it. This is what to do and what not to do when it comes to styling over-the-knee boots:

Don't pack away your summer pieces just yet! With just a few simple styling tricks you can take your favourite warm-weather basics into fall.

Chokers are not the only 90s trend that have made a comeback. Velvet, a quintessential 90s trend, has come back in a big way - ruling the runways from Milan to Paris to New York.

Here's how to work this trend:

Heels – we love them, we hate them. We love the way they look, we hate the way they feel. But do they always have to hurt?