Autumn/Winter 2010 Trend Report: Day Two

We handpick two more of the key trends from the autumn/winter runways that are destined to make their way into your wardrobe.

Prim & Proper

The mood: A return to ladylike styling, and with it a celebration of the hourglass figure, was a huge story on the runways. Skirt lengths come down and waists are emphasised for a universally flattering look. Designers like Marc Jacobs and Miuccia Prada take their lead from the era that preceded the 60s "youth quake" and fast fashion, with an appreciation for refined dressing and grownup grooming. In the season when cleavage makes a comeback - just look to poster women like Christina Hendricks and Lara Stone.

The must-haves: Full skirts, princess coats, leather gloved hands, clasped and framed handbags, dainty kitten heels and twinsets.

MyDaily tip: It's all about a nipped in waist and an ample bosom, so a cinching belt and some decent lingerie are a good place to start when shopping the trend.

The Great Outdoors

The mood: Exploring has never been so chic; from Hussein Chalayan's tour across the US states to the arctic voyagers at Chanel, and Rag & Bone's 1920s mountain climbers, the message is get tough and get ready for adventure, with tweeds, chunky knits flannel, leather and fur giving a robust and authentic mood. It's time to pull on your sturdy shoes and get outside.

The must-haves: Chunky knits, duffle coats, enveloping wraps, sweater dresses, laceup boots, lashings of (faux) fur, capes, woollen stockings and a knapsack.

MyDaily tip: Knitwear is the superstar- but keep it youthful with slouchy shapes that show a little skin and team with shorter skirt lengths or skinny trousers.