As the days get shorter and temps really start dropping, it’s time to wake up that winter wardrobe with some cozy, cold-weather classics in the form of simple—yet stylish—knitwear. Although it’s notoriously pricey, most high-quality knitwear can last nearly a lifetime. Be sure to follow those care instructions, and if you’re a bit accident prone (like me) I suggest steering clear of the red wine.
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It's Time for Sweater Weather
While I’m no fan of snow and certainly hope we don’t see ice, I’ll happily welcome winter if it means cozying up in some cashmere.
By Colin Shea Denniston
Dec 2022
Photos by Brandon AlmsSt. Croix quarter zip jacket, $445 at Town & County
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Photos by Brandon AlmsShiraleah Lafayette hat, $27 at The Market
Photos by Brandon AlmsPatricia Green Queen Bee slippers, $88 at Harem & Co.
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Photos by Brandon AlmsVery J Camille cardigan, $72 at Modern Society
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Photos by Brandon AlmsCreative Co-Op glitter tree, $6.50 each at Harrison House Market
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Photos by Brandon AlmsFree People Shetland fringe scarf (Gingerbread), $48 at STAXX
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Photos by Brandon AlmsSweet Water Décor Sweater Weather soy candle, $28 at STAXX
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Photos by Brandon AlmsTrina Turk Chloe sweater, $368 at Harem & Co.
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Photos by Brandon AlmsFree People Shetland recycled blend fringe scarf, $48 at STAXX
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Photos by Brandon AlmsJ.NNA Poppin’ Party sweater, $64 at STAXX
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