From $40 to $940, Behold Fall's Most Heavenly Sweaters
Marc by Marc Jacobs, a label that
caters to cool girls with old souls, adds a sequined corsage to a
sweater already glimmering with beads. And yet the effect is still oddly
effortless. ($298 at Nordstrom.)
Photo: Nordstrom
Marc by Marc Jacobs, a label that caters to
cool girls with old souls, adds a sequined corsage to a sweater already
glimmering with beads. And yet the effect is still oddly effortless.
($298 at Nordstrom.)
Photo: Nordstrom
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A boxy, spotty crewneck is the ideal pairing for a jewel-toned skirt or pair of honeysuckle-colored jeans. ($58 at Nasty Gal.)
Photo: Nasty Gal
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A wool/alpaca/polymide yarn bomb, this
Pelican Avenue pullover is for sweater die-hards only. Wear it as a
dress or with a narrow midiskirt or leggings as tight as this top is
muscular. ($421 at Creatures of Comfort.)
Photo: Creatures of Comfort
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Marc by Marc Jacobs, a label that
caters to cool girls with old souls, adds a sequined corsage to a
sweater already glimmering with beads. And yet the effect is still oddly
effortless. ($298 at Nordstrom.)
Photo: Nordstrom
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Color of the season cobalt is boldly
represented in this fisherman sweater. The oversize silhouette invites
belting and skirts of every hemline. ($94 at Pixie Market.)
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Lumberjack plaid goes macro in this design by (who else?) Viktor & Rolf. ($450 at La Garconne.)
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A cobwebby top in cream adds a
dilapidated romance to your look; just watch your sleeves around errant
spiky things. ($54.99 at Mod Cloth.)
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Celebrate the arrival of the weekend in
the classiest, warmest way imaginable. German designer Markus Lupfer
spells it all out — in cursive. ($350 at Net-a-Porter.)
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Ringing in at almost a grand, this
Carven sweater is a huge investment. But if you’ve got the cash to burn,
it would be wise (well, fun at least) to put it toward this French
label with a growing-by-the-minute following. ($940 at Far Fetch.)
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Jil Sander? Nope, Old Navy. Here, the low-priced chain tries its hand at the colorblocking craze. ($36.94 at Old Navy.)
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If your version of winter white is more
of an ecru, this alpaca/linen toggled dream by Anchor Ernst has got
your name knit all over it. ($195 at AllSaints.)
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Capes can stay indoors, according to
this black-trimmed merino piece. Throw it on with anything from a pair
of ’70s flares to a long, long prairie dress. ($158.40 at J. Crew.)
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Summer’s sailor stripes transition into
fall via this lightweight cap-sleeved top by Theme. The knit textile
says autumn, but the lateral openings hint at endless summer. ($69 at Piperlime.)
Photo: Piperlime
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According to street style blogs, the
cropped, drapey sweater is essential this fall. Wear one over a sleek
midi-dress for slouchy perfection. ($54 at Urban Outfitters.)
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Best known for its editor-friendly
underwear, VPL breaks into cool-weather territory with this fuzzy,
cowl-necked guy that pairs neutral with neon. ($395 at
Barneys COOP.)
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Though not technically a shirt, this
Wrappers Delight top is a Brobdingnagian tour-de-force that’s made to
order in the color of your choosing. ($275 at Yokoo Scarves & Accessories/Etsy.)
Photo: Etsy/Yokoo Scarves & Accessories
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"Yarny doodads"? Sign us up. ($118 at Anthropologie.)
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Channel a hippie/academic vibe with this intensely pattered cardigan. The button? Solid wood. ($82.60 at Quiksilver.)
Photo: Quiksilver
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Unapologetically chunky, this wool/cotton/mohair Theory sweater does a fashionable take on the classic braided front. ($375 at Saks Fifth Avenue.)
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Let’s not forget about our Fair Isle
friends. This draped cardi by Kensie dials down the wintry print to a
mild, go-with-everything volume. ($88 at Macy’s.)
Photo: Macy's
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This aptly named Ex-Boyfriend Sweater
has got some appealing worn-in fuzz to it, thanks to its angora-spiked
knit mix. ($59.50 at Madewell.)
Photo: Madewell
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Leopard prints goes casual — with banded edges and dropped shoulders — by Minkpink. ($88 at Shopbop.)
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Disco gets cozy this fall, by way of metallic sweaters that take you from coffee to cocktails.
($79.90 at
Zara.)
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The sisters Mulleavy are migrating
mohawks to the arms for their latest Rodarte for Opening Ceremony
collection. The inspiration for the line's woolens is Nordic winters.
($530 at Opening Ceremony.)
Photo: Opening Ceremony
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Gold buttons and a rounded neckline give this cardigan a ladylike spin. ($78.57 at Asos.)
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Get the jump on your springtime sorbets
with this Tsumori Chisato shawl that blends wool and silk for a sweet,
femme effect. ($265 at Bird.)
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The next stop on Rebecca Minkoff's path to world domination: easy, cozy, wear-all-the-time tops. ($328 at Bloomingdale’s.)
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This off-the-shoulder ribbed style refuses to slip into '80s territory, thanks to the steely color and clean finish. ($98 at Free People.)
Photo: Free People
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A snowy take on Fair Isle is one of Opening Ceremony's more subtle pullovers. ($310 at Ssense.)
Photo: Ssense
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Knit master M Missoni does a 3-D,
cabled take on its iconic chevrons, in a heady purple and green
marbleized textile. The tunic length makes it ideal for fitted
motorcycle pants and the chunky turtleneck just begs to be nuzzled.
($995 at Neiman Marcus.)
Photo: Neiman Marcus
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If you haven’t much use for the
exuberant colors that are typically splashed across sweaters, try a
sleeveless cardigan with a Rick Owens-esque drape for that
all-black-everything look. ($275 at James Perse.)
Photo: James Perse
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Sweaters are always a big hit in
the cooler months, but this season, they've replaced the bomber jacket
as the most ubiquitous cover-up. They're huge this year, and we mean
that in both senses of the word. Drapey cashmere is all over the
blogosphere even as knits as thick as phone books can be spotted at
scenester bars across the country.
Above, we bring you 30 of our favorites — from a pricey, painterly
specimen by a cult French label to a colorblocked surprise that retails
for under $40.
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