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  ‘Tis the season of hosiery. Paired with a mini skirt and
  a sequin blazer (we're looking at you, Selena Gomez), or styled with a
  little black dress and a pair of killer heels (à la Alexa Chung at the
  Fashion Awards), tights and stockings are a great way to add style - and
  perhaps an extra layer of warmth - to your outfits
  during the autumn and winter months.
  
  From matte to glossy, opaque to sheer, and black to skin-toned shades, there's a lot more to consider than just the
  denier number when it comes to picking out a pair of classic tights.
  And then, of course, there is also patterned hosiery (think delicate designs like a back seam, polka dots or lace detailing) to elevate your winter style.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ‘Tis the season of hosiery
  
  In 2024, tights should no longer be an obligation but a fashion choice.
  
  Google searches for ‘tights' are up by 115% since the temperatures
  first dropped, and at high-street favourite M&S two pairs are sold
  every minute. So what styles are we buying?
  
  The top spot is claimed by the retailer's 60 Denier Body Sensor Tights (a handy three-pack that sells for just £8 and is available in a black, navy and brown).
  The 40 Denier Body Sensor Tights (£8 for a three-pack) are second favourite, followed by the 30 Denier Body Sensor Tights (£8 for a three-pack).
  The fourth most popular pair is the 60 Denier Magicwear Opaque Tights (£14 for a two-pack), and the top five is rounded
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  These are the number one selling tights at Marks & Spencer
  
  M&S believes the decision between opaque and sheer tights should be based on the formality of
  our outfit. ‘Opaque black tights will go with basically everything.
  Often said to clash with black; blue or brown hues are also an option.'
  
  ‘Sheer tights are great for more formal
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  street giant added. ‘You can achieve that elegant, barely-there look with a little extra
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  Similarly, intricate patterns, logos and glitter are
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  for some added cosiness, try cable-knit tights for some
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  If you still haven't picked out your Halloween costume this year,
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  The visual discovery platform compiled the most popular costumes,
  including the search spikes around them, to find out what
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  Expect to see plenty of people dressed like pop stars
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  There will also be throwback costumes like Blair and Serena from Gossip Girl, as well as more recent looks from
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  FEMAIL looked at the most popular pop culture inspired Halloween costumes in 2024 according to Pinterest, including musicians, movie stars, and
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  Pop stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Charli XCX 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Pinterest looked at search and found that Charli XCX makeup search is up by 2345 per cent
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  Charli XCX proclaimed it was a brat summer after she released her album
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  Search around Sabrina Carpenter is up by 215 per cent, as fans re-create her sequined costumes
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  Brat summer isn't over quite yet. Pinterest looked at trends and found that
  Charli XCX makeup search is up by 2,345 per cent. 
  
  Channeling your inner Charli XCX this Halloween isn't too difficult - just don your best slime green crop top (or grab
  a Brat shirt) paired with a black miniskirt and try her messy smokey cat eye makeup. 
  
  Of course, to really look like the 32-year-old Apple singer, you'll need
  to wear a pair of Gen Z-approved black sunglasses in the club,
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  Kesha will also be a popular costume, as search around the Joyride songstress is up 510
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  Search around Sabrina Carpenter is up by 215 per cent, as fans re-create her sequined costumes with heart cutouts and perfect
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  Olivia Rodrigo's glittering, Y2K-inspired pop punk style is up by 215 per cent. 
  
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  After Reese Witherspoon announced that Legally Blonde 3 was in the works, search sprung up around the film (left) as well as renewed interest in Carrie Bradshaw (right)
  
  
  
  
  
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  After Reese Witherspoon announced that Legally Blonde 3 was in the works, search sprung up
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  With the success of the Sex and the City reboot
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  It helps that Gen Z is embracing Sex and the City for the first time as they watch the hit noughties show on Netflix. 
  
  To dress like Carrie Bradshaw, grab your best maxi skirt or tutu, shop for a newspaper print
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  People are also searching for House of the Dragon and Dune outfits in the
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  Even reality shows are inspiring Halloween, with some people planning
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  While Lady Gaga's Joker: Folie à Deux wasn't a hit
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  One of the world's leading tobacco firms has been slammed by ministers and accused of breaching
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  The iQOS heaters use an electronic 'heat not burn' system which heats tobacco
  sticks up to 350°C.
  
  This is close to half the temperature of a regular cigarette and generates
  a nicotine-containing vapor.  
  
  Public Health England has previously revealed that more research is needed to
  establish the health implications of the heaters. 
  
  They are believed to be less harmful than cigarettes but
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  E-cigarettes differ to the IQOS as they heat liquid instead of tobacco.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The company claim that their £3bn IQOS tobacco heaters are a safer and healthier alternative
  to regular cigarettes
  
  Public Health Minister, Steve Brine, discussed the
  Philip Morris posters with the Telegraph and said: 'It's completely unacceptable for organisations to be promoting tobacco products - smoking kills, and that's why we have clear, strict rules in place protecting people from
  its harmful effects.'
  
  In response, Peter Nixon, UK managing director at Phillip Morris,
  defended the adverts.
  
  He claimed that the advertising laws do not apply to the new tobacco
  heaters and that they were designed for cigarettes.  
  
  The firm could be faced with court action, however, as unlawful tobacco
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  Deborah Arnott, chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health,
  also slammed Philip Morris, and described its response as 'barefaced cheek'. 
  
  Trading Standards in Hackney, Lambeth and Glasgow are now
  reportedly investigating posters for iQOS products found in newsagents.
  
  
  
  Some have allegedly already been removed. 
  
  Phillip Morris is one of just two companies currently offering heat not burn tobacco devices in the UK.  
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