Thick cardigans and strategic layering make up the trend that everyone from Queen Camilla to Kim Kardashian can get behind.
The childhood order from overprotective parents and grandparents to “grab your cardigan” is echoing across today’s chilly fashion landscape.The cardigan comeback: Coach winter 2024 collection; Alessandro Michele’s debut collection for Valentino, resort 2025; Kim Kardashian at the Met Gala in custom Maison Margiela bu John Galliano.as part of a Maison Margiela gown and added extra appeal to former Gucci designer Alessandro Michele’s debut as creative director of Valentino this week.
“We don’t add many new styles to our collection each season, but this winter we introduced two women’s cardigans to meet demand,” says founder Ned Schofield. “They are a great seller and fall into the quiet luxury segment. They look chic but are effortless and comfortable. Our bestseller is perfect with wide-fit pants, which are obviously in right now.”
“The cardigan has been a part of our own collections since the very beginning,” says Woods. “It’s the very first piece we launched with. What has changed is the way that women are wearing it since that Miu Miu show.” “Part of their appeal is that they are an investment piece,” Woods says. “If you look for cardigans made from a quality fibre in a great knit, they will definitely carry you through upcoming seasons.”Anna Quan designer Anna Hoang credits the versatility of cardigans for their current popularity, particularly with concerns about the cost of living.
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