Designer knits that’ll carry you through the cold snap for many years to come

Lucy William’s Loewe Intarsia-knit turtleneck sweater (previously worn by Ellie from @slipintostyle) is available at NET-A-PORTER
* Jonathan Anderson describes the vibrant hues in Loewe’s Fall ’21 collection as color therapy, given the mood-boosting effect they have on the wearer. Intarsia-knitted with abstract zigzags, this turtleneck sweater is spun with wool and mohair yarns for a soft and fuzzy handle. The label paired it with cropped tailoring in the presentation, so why not do the same?
(Photo via @lucywilliams02)

Annabel Rosendahl in the Khaité The Nessa patterned cashmere jumper, available at FARFETCH
* Best-known for their one-colour knits and beautifully muted colour palette, KHAITE explores a more optimistic look with this pre-fall 2021 knit. Cut from high-quality cashmere, it’s been detailed with a multicolour geometric print for a playful yet refined twist.
(Photo via @annabelrosendahl)

Ok, this is a VERY EXPENSIVE ONE: Pernille Teisbaek in the Khaité The Monet jumper, available at FARFETCH
(Photo via @pernilleteisbaek)

LAIA’S PICK: Ganni Cable-knit wool-blend sweater, previously worn by Pernille Teisbaek.

LAIA’S PICK: Acne Studios cable-knit wool-blend sweater
* Approach the transitional months in Scandi-chic style with this cable-knit Acne Studios sweater. It’s part of the label’s exclusive collection for Mytheresa, which spotlights cozy knits in neutral color palettes.