it’s no secret that fall is my favorite time of year for fashion. for today’s trip through the archives, i am highlighting cashmere. cashmere is perfect for fall and winter. it’s works well for layering and it’s just so soft and comfortable, like a warm hug. so, sit back and take a look at how i have styled cashmere through the last year. as always, the links you’ll find in this post have been updated with items available now. ’tis the season for cashmere!
the leaves are turning, the weather is getting colder, and we’re headed straight into Thanksgiving. the transition is upon us from fall to winter, and this week i’m bringing you my first real series of warmer outfits. today: cashmere from head-to-toe. after all, what is more luxurious than cashmere?
it’s finally cold here in Athens. i know, i know “cold” is a relative notion, but we’ve hit the freezing mark the past few days, and i’m trying to stay warm. my oldest has it particularly bad: he’s been in California the past 10 years, and well, he can’t handle anything below 50 degrees. sad, huh? not to worry: we’ll toughen him up. is it chilly where you are? colder than here? then this post is for you.
similar coat 1 | similar coat 2 | similar coat 3 | similar boot 1 | similar boot 2
all week, we’ve been continuing on with our series a day in the life. on Monday, i gave you a glimpse of my porch refresh; and yesterday, i showed you my living room. we’re sticking with that theme today, but deviating slightly. earlier this year, we launched the series how to stay organized, where i gave you a few tips on how to keep your kitchen tame and under control. today, i’m going to offer a few words of advice on how i keep my fridge clean. i know. no one likes to clean their fridge. but when it’s done, it’s done. and boy does it feel good. i always look to The Container Store to keep my organization up to date. and they offer some amazing refrigerator bins that keep the clutter tamed even inside my fridge.
similar cashmere hoodie | cashmere jogger
while cashmere always feels luxurious, it can dress up or down with ease. like with a cashmere hoodie. and contrary to what you may be thinking, cashmere can be more affordable than ever. Everlane has beautiful affordable cashmere, for example. with proper care (yes, you can hand wash your cashmere at home!) cashmere will last through the years and it will always be a timeless classic.
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These cooler temperatures would seem warm in February. Its all what your body gets used to. I love cashmere because you get the warmth without the bulk. I found out quite by accident that you can increase that warmth by wearing a silk camisole under your wool or a silk shirt over it. The two seem to double the warmth. Great for packing to travel in the colder seasons
So true, cashmere, merino and most silks now can be washed. I have a hand-wash cycle and it works wonderfully for sweaters, camisoles and scarves. Money saver!
Love the camel skirt and checkered sweater coat outfit – timeless elegance.
We are not that cold yet on the west coast of Canada. I am getting my sweaters & winter pants organized.
I decided a couple of years ago to buy one cashmere piece each year. I try to find it on sale. Classic sweaters last for years.
Love the check jacket with the camel skirt.