Your legs can apparently reveal what your mind wants to do  – at least that’s what psychologists say. So, with that in mind, Henry Holland must surely want us to go fishing in his tights – fishing for new looks, that is!

Channeling his recent trend of using your legs as a fashion focal point, Holland’s playful new designs have all been transferred onto cheeky fishnet tights. Brand new Henry Holland Animal Fishnets will bring a subtle dash of Bette Lynch to your legs. To take the effect to the next level, try layering on two pairs. Henry Holland Layered Fishnets come in a double pack to allow you to do just this with a very superior thread plain fishnet design.

Anklets, so popular on the Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter catwalks have also been included in the range, with Henry Holland Fishnet Anklets offering a more delicate dose in blousy colours including lavender and denim as well as traditional black.

Those looking for something more risqué can opt for a new take on last year’s big big hitter, the suspender tights. With delicate cut outs around the thigh, and cute mock suspenders, Henry Holland’s Fishnet True Suspender tights are the sexiest thing around.

But, if you really want someone to know what’s on your mind, Henry Holland’s new Fishnet Alphabetights could be just the thing. Embroidered with a riot of letters, get your beau to start with ‘A’ for ankle, working their way up to solve the mysteries of your mind….. It could be the revelation that our menfolk have been waiting for!

The new Henry Holland tights are available now priced from £12.00, with socks at just £7.50.

The fashion pack descended on London this week to devour a feast of fashion from the UK’s top designers.  London Fashion Week has a reputation for being quirky, eccentric and occasionally downright bonkers – but commentators have dubbed this Autumn Winter 2012 London Fashion Week the one where London grew up and became more commercially aware.  Don’t think for a second that means boring though!  With prints, acid brights, fun and colourful tailoring. London’s designers have once again proved that they are bursting with creativity and leading the way in the fun and wearable fashion we’ll all be coveting next season.   I’ve picked out a few of the emerging trends from this week’s catwalk shows and I’ve also included some ideas for how to wear those looks right now.

Florals are a big trend for this Spring Summer season but designers, including Erdem and Giles, are determined to keep them alive for Autumn Winter.  While summer is a riot of colourful flower prints, autumn winter naturally calls for something a little more demure and muted.  Get the look now with Pamela Mann’s Flocked Rose Tights which have velvety flocked roses on a sheer black background that gives the perfect balance between flowery patterns and wintery texture.  Floral patterns on dark backgrounds also work well for this look so check out the Celeste Stein Frederick Dynasty Tights or Black New Age Floral Tights.

Big knits are a winter godsend and there were plenty of over sized jumpers to choose from on the catwalks at Jonathan Saunders, Acne and Christopher Kane.  Whether they were adorned with bright patterns, sparkling embellishment or made in acid brights, they were worn with a long, bottom covering, line.   Wear them with leggings or footless tights but make sure you always add in a pair of heels (the higher the better) to give the look a more dressed up feel.

Speaking of leggings, just when we thought they were waning they have had yet another revival at London Fashion Week.  At Clements Ribiero and Issa pretty much every dress or skirt was combined with a pair of leggings.  The new way to wear them is under longer length skirts and always with heels.  Think slim fitting knee length and midi skirts.   Try out the Trasparenze Dorella Footless Leggings in every colour and update you whole wardrobe.  Alternatively, take your leggings with a figure boosting secret.  Spanx’s Look At Me Cotton Leggings will hold you in all over to make your legs, bum and tummy look firmer and more toned under those fitted skirts and dresses.

For a sumptuous evening look you can’t beat brocade patterns in glimmering metallic threads.  Oman and Temperley exhibited luxurious brocade on skirts, trousers and jackets.  Get the look now with the Mary Portas and Charnos Baroque Floral Tights which have an opulent brocade floral pattern in a choice of silver, indigo or rich red.  This is a pattern that is best worn sparingly though.  Heed the advice of the Telegraph’s Lisa Armstrong who cautions “however much you adore brocade, limit yourself to one piece at a time. Keep the rest low-key and you can wear this day to night.”

One of the advantages of showcasing new Autumn Winter collections in February is that the weather is still chilly enough to start experimenting with next winter’s looks now!  Stock up on leggings and florals, You might be longing for the lazy, hazy days of summer but necessity still dictates that an oversized jumper and leggings are still going to be useful well into April.  And of course, don’t forget to start working that brocade into your look, especially for sumptuous evening occasions.    What are your favourite looks from London Fashion Week?  Do let us know which of the new looks you will be trying out over the next few months including those all important hosiery choices.