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Our double-face wool is the very embodiment of quiet luxury. Each piece is created using a labor-intensive, highly specialized process that involves weaving two pieces of fabric together, so there is no “back” of the fabric; and the 100% wool-cashmere blend makes them cloud-soft and cozy. Understated elegance meets a delicious handfeel—and the vibe of an extremely well-dressed woman on the Upper East Side. Check out the dramatic Viola or the charming Calista if you’re in the market for your next classic coat, and go for the Kerri skirt if you’re looking to elevate your cold-weather wardrobe. 

For Work: Tuck the turtleneck Jett tank into the Kerri skirt for an elongating base, and layer the O’Hara blazer on top. In place of a more tailored jacket, the O’Hara’s “boyfriend”-style shape balances out your formal-leaning skirt and keeps the silhouette fresh. Add coordinating camel shoes to complete the look. 

For Weekend: An instant way to dress down more formal styles? Add sneakers and an oversized cotton sweater.

For Special Occasions: For a work dinner or holiday party, swap in a silky top with sculptural sleeves and a pair of heels with an interesting twist.

Let’s set the record straight: Jersey is a synthetic fabric, but that does not mean it’s any less luxurious than its natural-fiber peers. High-quality synthetic materials are uniquely functional and durable, and when they come from Italy, you can be confident they’re the best of the best (in case you haven’t heard, they know what they’re doing over there). What makes our Italian Jersey styles Black-Label-worthy? Not only are they buttery smooth and meticulously fit, but this fabric is some of the best on the market. Take the Percy, for instance, which feels like a pajama top but features elegant gathering at the waist to complement your shape. 

For Work: Tuck the Percy top into a pair of trousers, then add your favorite jacket. Here, I played up its vibrant Grenache hue with other personality-packed pairings including my plaid O’Hara blazer, swingy Zhou culottes, and patent loafers. 

For Weekend: Lose the jacket and swap your work pants for a pair of chinos like my new favorite, the super-soft and secretly stretchy Abby pant.

For Special Occasions: I wear pants at any chance I get, so I styled the Percy with silk pants (similar). If you prefer a dress-like silhouette, try tucking it into the matching Misty skirt.

The substantial hand feel of our Italian Jersey pieces makes them drapey rather than clingy, which the Misty skirt illustrates beautifully. Thanks to its flowing silhouette and covert pull-on waistband, it’s elegant and easy all at once. In black, there’s no end to its styling possibilities. 

For Work: Pair the Misty skirt with your favorite blazer and tall boots (similar) for a fashion-forward shape that’s loose without overwhelming your frame. Here, I layered my amaro Sabine top underneath for a pop of color.  

For Weekend: Casual-ify your skirt with off-duty-coded essentials like a denim shirt and a baseball cap. Classic loafers make the look polished and on-trend.

For Special Occasions: A silk charmeuse button-down and strappy heels transform the Misty skirt into an evening-ready ensemble.

We’ve all heard of the LBD, but a fantastic black wrap dress, such as the Emmett, is another workhorse that belongs in everyone’s closet—chic, comfortable, spill-proof, and versatile.

For Work: Style the Emmett dress with low pumps and gold hoops for a go-to business casual outfit. 

For Weekend: Lace up your sneakers to lean into your dress’s movement-friendly qualities. 

For Special Occasions: Accessories with metallic heels and glitzy earrings for some sparkle and shine.

Italian Jersey’s slight stretch and liquid-like drape make it an ideal fabric for a curve-complementing dress. Featuring pleats that fan out from the side seam and wrap around the bodice, the Ciela dress is a breathtaking silhouette that can function as a professional power-dress or a special-occasion statement, depending on how you style it.

For Work: Style the Ciela dress with classic pumps for a traditional business-formal outfit or with tall boots (similar) and a duster-length coat for a bit of edge.

For Special Occasions: The Ciela dress is more formal, so I wouldn’t wear it for your average weekend activity, but I encourage you to don it for a fancy date night in addition to all of your holiday soirées. Silver or gold heels and festive jewelry will do the trick.