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We have 100,000 miles of blood vessels in a complex network throughout our body. Pharmacist Eamonn Brady from Whelehans Pharmacy explains that symptoms of poor circulation can include cold hands, pins and needles in hands and feet, numbness, varicose veins, leg cramps, heavy feeling in the limbs, and swollen ankles

To amend the words from the famous musical Annie, ‘you’re never fully dressed without accessories’. Every ensemble poses the accessories debate. From tights to shoes to scarves, indecision over these articles can leave your head in a frenzy of confusion so as the party season looms quicker with the passing days it is essential to be prepared when it comes to decorating your going out attire. Below is a consise guide on how to vamp up your outfits.

It is time to prep your ever expanding wardrobe for the crisp weather this autumn. First on my list of must haves for A/W 2012 are those scrumptious slightly sheer knits that are so versatile and easy to wear. The sheer knit is perfect for layering — team with an oversized tank and funky printed scarf (available at Born Clothing for only €16.95), perfect for that laid back college look. Why wear one amazing piece when you can mix it up, contrast colour and texture for that quirky edge?

This season has so many trends going for it that I can safely say it is hard to keep up. And coming from me, that's a pretty serious matter. One trend that has completely dominated this year is the clash. No, not the British band of the 1980s — prints, colour, and textures can be mixed and matched and there are no rules. You can literally wear what you like with whatever you like. The best place to start with the clash, is prints; florals in particular.

This season has so many trends going for it that I can safely say it is hard to keep up. And coming from me, that's a pretty serious matter. One trend that has completely dominated this year is the clash. No, not the British band of the 1980s — prints, colour, and textures can be mixed and matched and there are no rules. You can literally wear what you like with whatever you like. The best place to start with the clash, is prints; florals in particular.

For the past few years opaque tights have been a major trend, and they are still going strong this winter. Coloured tights can make a huge statement with vibrant hues of red, purple, or mustard. However sheer tights are back on trend thanks to style icon Kate Middleton, who has been wearing them for many occasions. With so much to choose from I am often asked what tights to wear with what. Here are some rules and style ideas on how to wear tights this winter.

The days are getting cooler and wetter and so it is time to wrap up with lots of layering. This autumn the day dress is equally comfortable and stylish as any warm skinny jumper. From elegant silk two tones to cosy printed dresses, here are three great figure flattering day dresses to wear this season.

Now that white linen pants and the sultry body con dresses are out for summer it’s time you got your underwear sorted.

If your legs or feet are feeling the chills of winter then what could be better than fleece lined tights?

Getting great autumn looks for a plus size can be difficult, and you often end up buying clothes because they fit rather than because they suit you and make you look good. Here are some hot ideas for plus size autumn trends: