COLD WAVE

A sleek and clean look cannot be finished without the perfect coat. The double-breasted coat by Lanvin is not lined and therefore light enough to be worn all year around. As only detail brown mock-croc buttons are used on the otherwise sleek piece, without any branding or embellishment.

Black and cream are the colors strongest associated with the French fashion house YSL. Here a balloon-shaped cardigan with elegantly puffed sleeves is oozing the je ne sais qoui only the French have mastered. The simply knitted body of the piece is set against a fluffy material on the sleeve. To finish it off a black button bar with glistening buttons as well as black piping at the sides are added – creating a timeless and interesting piece.

The late Sonia Rykiel was nicknamed the "Queen of the Knit" for a reason. She was the master of her class and created intricate and unique designs – something that still is a signifier for the brand to this day. In this case the mastery can be seen in form of a cardigan that's decorated with puffy ruffles and oversized buttons to create a more memorable look to what has traditionally been a rather understated garment.

A colorful cardigan by Scherrer is oozing a chic 90s aesthetic. The long garment is tight-fitting and adorned with artistically abstract square buttons in matte gold. Made of a lightweight knit material it is almost see-through but not quite – without a doubt a piece to be styled and worn for many different occasions.

This sleeveless sweater from Patou can be styled as a slipover or as a top. For the warmer days, it is easy to pair with a classic white T-shirt/blouse, and when it gets colder with a black turtleneck. The options for this piece are basically endless. With its colorful piece is easy to pair with basically any color while modernly re-interpreting a very 70-esque pattern. With a mix of cashmere and wool, the piece is warming but not able to make anyone sweat.