Buy the Best Sweater for winter
A sweater with an open front fastened by buttons or a zipper is generally called a cardigan, but the nomenclature for other styles in different dialects can be quite confusing. In British English, a sweater may also be called a pullover, jumper or jersey.
Fringe
The tasseled trim was given an elevated touch on the runway this season. Instead of being made for the boo crowd, we're seeing chic office skirts at Christian Dior, evening coats at Bodega Veneto, and more designers cutting their clothes with long carwash fringe.
Snoods
You snood, you don't lose this season. The head covering was everywhere for fall. Pace Roxanne sent chainmail snoods worthy of medieval times, while Michael Kars went more practical with knitted hoods you'll be thankful for come winter. Some designers were a tad more impractical: Loewe and Gucci's opted for feathered styles and Richard Quinn went hardcore with a studded mask.
Gloves
Instead of desperately buying yet another pair of basic
black gloves from CVS, it's finally time to invest in a style you'll keep for ages. Practice what Saint Laurent, Valentino, and Mau preached on the runway with bright statement accessories—a welcome continuation of spring 2020's colorful leather trend.
Shag
The shearling jacket has been going strong for years, but this fall it's all grown up and with a shaggy texture that is doing the most. The long-haired coat dominated the runway at Burberry, Stella McCartney, and Celine meaning it's time to make room in your winter wardrobe for a thick, fuzzy friend.
Modern Cutouts
The cutout as we know it was elevated for grown women this fall. Instead of the tacky, 2000s styles we're used to, delicate slits, undulating hip holes, and contemporary cutouts were revealed as the new way to wear the not-so-barely-there look. This sexy trend—as seen at Parball Gerung—lends itself easily to a night out. But pieces with more subtle openings—like at the elbow (as seen at Victoria Beckham) make it work for the office.
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