Sweater-weather Fashion

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You’ve probably had this conversation at least three times today, but isn’t it freezing?! After a disappointingly short summer, and with chilly temperatures now on our doorstep, it looks like our winter wardrobes have officially got the call-up. It’s officially sweater-weather fashion.
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It’s officially sweater-weather.

Susie Lau wearing a jumper in Paris

And to us, that means one thing and one thing only: winter jumpers. Because although it might be a little premature to reach for your most heavy-duty winter coat, now is exactly the right moment to stock up on some cosy knits to wear with a quilted jacket or gilet now, and cleverly layered up under some proper outerwear as the temperatures get lower.

At Paris Fashion Week, the street-stylers were wearing their cable-knits layered over floral dresses. In London, it was the effortlessly chic combination of metallic skirts and chunky loafers that captured our imagination.

A street-styler at London Fashion Week

A STREET-STYLER AT LONDON FASHION WEEK

This season, the rule of thumb with jumpers is: the bigger the better (and that goes for personality as well as size). Thanks to Gucci’s Alessandro Michele (with a heavy side of Harry Styles), a renaissance of the sweater vest has got us thinking about how to factor retro-inspired knits into our outfits, heavy on pattern and punchy colour. (There’s also already been a high street favourite in the Arket Polo Jumper, a clear sign that we’re raring to go when it comes to sweater weather.)

Susie Lau at Paris Fashion Week

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You can be as over-the-top or as understated as you fancy with your chunky knit of choice. Want a classic crew-neck jumper that you will hoard in your wardrobe for the best part of a decade (see Tamu Mcpherson)? We’ve found the one for you. Want something more on-trend and statement? We have you covered in that area, too.

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Tamu McPherson at Max Mara

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Given that it’s November, now’s the moment to dig out all your favourite woollies. We can all hope for a last blast of sunshine but at least you’ll be prepared when winter really sets in.

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By Hillary

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