How Vogue Editors Are Shopping for Sweater Weather

Sweater weather is upon us, and as the temperature cools, the sartorial possibilities heat up. If you’re looking for some layering inspiration while heading into the new season, take a cue from Vogue editors on the pieces they’ll be introducing to their wardrobes this fall. “Great sweaters are the foundation of every fall wardrobe,” explains a recent article on Vogue.com, where the magazine’s stylish staffers dished on the pieces they’ll be seen in this season.
It comes as no surprise that a fashion-editor favorite is a piece that makes a statement. “Statement sweaters are the right move,” says market editor Kelly Connor, who has her sights on a velvet-trimmed V-neck number from Dries Van Noten. Bold graphics, unexpected materials, and unconventional proportions are just the thing to take a sweater to eye-popping new heights.
On the other hand, even fashion editors like to keep things practical. Emily Rosser, Vogue.com’s photo editor, admits she loves “oversize, cozy knits in the winter.” Her favorite? The handmade sweaters from Babaà crafted in Spain using eco-friendly materials. Sustainability is always in, especially when it comes to sourcing fabrics. And even with so many exciting new silhouettes on the market, you can never go wrong with the time-tested classics. “A cardigan feels really good to me right now layered under an oversize jacket,” admits executive fashion editor Jorden Bickham. “I like to be cozy when the weather turns cold.”
Head over to Vogue.com for the full list, and scroll down to shop our favorite picks right now!
Anna-Lisa Yabsley, Vogue’s associate director of audience development, says she’ll be “stocking up on oversize Uniqlo cashmere” for day-to-day but has her eye on this bolder puff-sleeve statement piece from Gucci.
Vogue.com production manager Christina Liao says this wool turtleneck would be her one splurge to snuggle up in all season long.
Fashion News Director Chioma Nnadi feels confident about this striped sweater’s cost per wear.
Alessandra Codinha looks to Miu Miu for retro-inspired sweaters that give off that “’70s babysitter” vibe.
For a bold eye-catching piece, Bella Freud can always be counted on to deliver.What sweater styles do you have your sights on for fall? Tell us your favorites in the comments.
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