Knitwear is where designer brands charge the biggest premium. A luxury-house crewneck can easily cost $800 or more. Here's what to look for — and our favourite pieces for a fraction of the price. What makes great knitwear Gauge: finer knits drape better and layer more easily. Finish: clean ribbed cuffs and hems that hold their shape. Weight: enough substance to keep structure, without bulk. Our edit Charcoal Crewneck Sweater — the everyday essential. Cream Knit Sweater — soft, tonal and endlessly wearable. Ivory Ribbed Sweater — texture for quiet-luxury...
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Quiet luxury is about understated quality: no logos, muted palettes and impeccable fabrics. It's the aesthetic of old money and modern minimalists alike — and it doesn't have to cost thousands. Stick to a tonal paletteCream, ivory, beige, charcoal and black. Pair the Cream Knit Sweater with the Beige Tailored Trousers for an instantly considered look. Prioritise texture over printRibbed knits, brushed cotton and heavyweight jersey add depth without shouting. The Ivory Ribbed Sweater is a perfect example. Fit is everythingRelaxed but deliberate. A slightly oversized Off-White Crew Neck Sweater...
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A capsule wardrobe is a small edit of versatile, high-quality pieces that work together. Done well, it looks expensive, saves time every morning and lasts for years. Here's how to build one with designer-inspired essentials. 1. Start with knitwearTwo or three fine-gauge crewnecks in neutral tones are the backbone of a luxury wardrobe. Try the Charcoal Crewneck Sweater, the Ivory Ribbed Sweater and the Black Crewneck Sweater. 2. Add tailored trousersA wide-leg or tailored trouser elevates everything above it. The Black Wide-Leg Trousers and Beige Tailored Trousers cover evenings and...
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