Moments

There's a moment each year when the air changes. Not cold—not yet—but cool enough that bare arms in the evening demand coverage. That’s the moment cashmere was made for, and the reason the cardigan is the new season’s first layer.

Cashmere works as a first layer because of what the fiber does. It insulates without weight, holding warmth close to the body, all while staying soft enough to be worn indoors or thrown over a summer dress at dusk. The hero cardigan is knit in a 3.5 gauge—a voluminous, substantial construction, 100% cashmere in a 5x2/26 yarn—giving it real body: warm enough for the first cool evenings, soft enough to wear next to skin.


In Pre-Fall 26, the first layer is built around three pieces, all in White Tea—a soft, pale green. The hero look pairs the White Tea silk slip dress with the White Tea cashmere cardigan, worn off the shoulder—tone on tone, soft green on soft green, summer’s silk now layered for the season’s shift. The crewneck cardigan is the baseline piece: 100% cashmere in a 3.5 gauge, substantial and buttoned, the one on which every other look is built. The pointelle knit set—collared cardigan and matching pants—is cashmere as a look, a thoughtful head-to-toe answer for days that demand more than a single layer.


The cardigan is the first thing you reach for when the season turns.