One of the fantastic things about living in a place with four seasons is that you get a different wardrobe for each one. You need not buy a new one each time but of course, it would be ideal if you go shopping for every change of season. It is even more fun for women because we are not simply limited to shirts and trousers! Women will always have a staple item in their wardrobe for each season.

Winter, of course, is dominated by overcoats. One can be as lavish as having a mink coat although you may encounter some issues with some animal rights group. Or you can have a simple wooly one with a classic cut that you can wear with anything. The 2009/10 winter season saw a lot of boxy shoulders, wide collars and military-style coats.

For spring, the staple has got to be the cardigan. Because it is not as warm enough yet to shed the outer layer and wintry conditions could drop in once in a while (although it seems to making plans to stay for good here in the UK), we need something to keep us warm but not too sweaty. For me, I love the granny cardis with big and chunky knits.

Summer is definitely marked by dresses. Women should be proudly showing off those pins in metres of light textiles. To me, wearing a dress is like beaming sunshine and cheeky girliness to a bright, summery day. Materials like chiffon and linen are my favourites on this time of the year.

Finally, trousers makes more sense in autumn. They keep your legs warm, which could help in regulating the temperature for the rest of your body, too. Trousers that are non-wrinkly are perfect for a stroll down the park or the country to watch the vibrant hues of oranges and reds that dominates this season.

I’m sure that many of you will disagree with what I wrote here but that is precisely the beauty of it. Women can express their individuality in style in the clothes they wear for every season in the year.