20 Vogue Editors on the Sweaters They’re Buying Now Inline
Photo: Courtesy of Ph5.com1/20Chioma Nnadi, Vogue.com Fashion News Director
I own more turtleneck sweaters than I’d choose to admit, and yet it’s tough for me to resist the pull of this one by new knitwear label PH5. I really like the slightly curvilinear ribbings—plus at just above $200, I feel as if the cost-per-wear is going to be as good as it gets.
PH5 Lois ribbed multicolor turtleneck top, $215, ph5.com
Photo: Courtesy of Gucci2/20Jorden Bickham, Vogue.com Executive Fashion Editor
A cardigan feels really good to me right now layered under an oversize jacket. I like to be cozy when the weather turns cold.
Gucci cable-knit cardigan with web, $830, gucci.com
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Courtesy of net-a-porter.com; Courtesy of matchesfashion.com; Courtesy of net-a-porter.com3/20Alessandra Codinha, Vogue.com Fashion News Editor
I am perpetually on the hunt for the perfect chunky white turtleneck. It’s my white whale . . . I always love Bella Freud’s cool-girl graphic knits; and I’m long overdue at Nili Lotan, for her latest comfortable spin on the classics. But really, my fall vibe is typically somewhere around ’70s babysitter, and for that, Miu Miu is pretty on the money.
Miu Miu striped wool-blend sweater, $685, net-a-porter.com
Miu Miu wool-, alpaca-, and silk-blend knit sweater, $835, matchesfashion.com
Miu Miu wool turtleneck sweater, $595, net-a-porter.com
Photo: Courtesy of Dries Van Noten4/20Kelly Connor, Vogue.com Market Editor
My sweaters are rather drab and tend to dilute whatever I have on under them, but since realistically I am always in them when it’s chilly, especially in our highly air-conditioned office, I’ve decided statement sweaters are the right move. I have my eye on this one from Dries Van Noten.
Dries Van Noten velvet-trimmed cable-knit V-neck sweater, $770, barneys.com
Photo: Courtesy of Vince5/20Brooke Ely Danielson, Vogue.com Accessories Editor
This fall I want to wear the Vince cashmere slouchy sweater in gray and in black. Oversize and warm, it’s a great fall layering piece.
Vince cashmere slouch sweater, $325 each, vince.com
Photo: Courtesy of Babaà6/20Emily Rosser, Vogue.com Photo Editor
I love oversize, cozy knits in the winter. Babaà makes beautiful, handmade sweaters in Spain using eco-friendly fabrics. I’ll be keeping warm in this navy number all season.
Babaà jumper woman no19 oversize navy, $195, babaa.es
Photo: Courtesy of Raf Simons7/20Mark Guiducci, Vogue Arts Editor
Welcome to New York, Raf Simons! It’s been waiting for you.
Raf Simons jacquard-knit wool sweater, $1,045, mrporter.com
Photo: Courtesy of Acne Studios8/20Steff Yotka, Vogue.com Editor, Fashion News and Emerging Platforms
For some reason or another, this neon pink men’s Acne Studios sweater is speaking to me this fall. I’m thinking it would be a nice touch to add some joy to an otherwise drab season.
Acne Studios Peele fuchsia pink, $480, acnestudios.com
Photo: Courtesy of Wendelborn9/20Kristin Anderson, Vogue.com Fashion News Writer
Leave it to Kate Wendelborn, the founder of Protagonist, to come up with my new favorite knits. I’ve got one insanely plush number from her label Wendelborn already, which I can’t wait to break out—but that doesn’t stop me from coveting a second! This cream cable-knit number from their debut lineup is to die for, and the brand’s sweaters come in the coolest cut: slightly cropped and with long, finger-grazing sleeves—perfection.
Wendelborn ivory Surreal sweater, $1,300, ssense.com
Photo: Courtesy of Tibi10/20Emily Farra, Vogue.com Fashion News Associate
I love cozying up in a giant, supersoft sweater as much as the next girl, but by January, I’m pretty sick of being covered from head to toe. This russet Tibi sweater takes care of that—a single shoulder cut-out lets a sliver of skin peek through, which feels refreshing on a dreary, bone-chilling day.
Tibi cut-out oversize knitted sweater, $395, net-a-porter.com
Photo: Courtesy of Chloé11/20Zoe Ruffner, Vogue.com Photo Researcher
I’m completely in love with this Chloé sweater, which reminds me of an oversize Patagonia fleece in all the best ways.
Chloé oversize wool and cashmere-blend terry sweater, $1,550, net-a-porter.com
Photo: Courtesy of Past Made12/20Liana Satenstein, Vogue.com Fashion News Writer
Luckily, I already bought my fall sweater. It’s a thrifted Tommy Hilfiger number from the ’90s—with that delicious flag logo stamped on the chest!
Past Made Present vintage Tommy Sport tri-color polo half zip, $32, for information: pastmade.com
Photo: Courtesy of J.Crew13/20Amanda Brooks, Vogue.com Art Producer
J.Crew men’s V-neck cashmere sweaters are my go-to. This season I’d like to add the light gray color to my collectsion. Tip: Buy these in a larger size to ensure maximum comfort.
J.Crew Italian cashmere V-neck sweater, $225, jcrew.com
Photo: Courtesy of Victoria Beckham14/20Christina Liao, Vogue.com Production Manager
If I were only allowed to splurge on one sweater this season, it’d be this Victoria Beckham one. I’d undoubtedly snuggle up in it all season long. With a slightly loose fit, extra-long sleeves, and that to-die-for trimming, well, let’s just say you can count me in. All the way.
Victoria Beckham faux leather-trimmed wool turtleneck sweater, $1,250, net-a-porter.com
Photo: Courtesy of Gucci15/20Anna-Lisa Yabsley, Vogue Associate Director of Audience Development
Leather leggings and long-sleeves are my everything, so I’m quite literally counting down to colder weather. For day to day I’ll be stocking up on oversize Uniqlo cashmere, but this statement piece from Gucci is perfection in my eyes. It’s got just the right amount of color, and I love the dropped-shoulder puffed sleeves. It also helps that cats are my spirit animal.
Gucci wool sweater with appliqué, $4,300, mytheresa.com
Photo: Courtesy of Babaton16/20Anny Choi, Vogue.com Associate Market Editor
Every fall I find myself looking for the perfect ribbed sweater. Last year I bought the J.Crew ones in three different colors, this year I’ve stocked up on this Babaton sweater from Aritzia in two colors. They are good alternatives to white tees when the temperature drops and also the price point is amazing!
Babaton Clifton sweater in black, $85, aritzia.com
Babaton Clifton sweater in heather birch, $85, aritzia.com
Photo: Courtesy of The Line17/20Samantha Adler, Vogue.com Visual Editor
I saw this sweater by Khaite on Sally and am dying for one of my own—it’s oversized, but the high slits on the side indicate that you have a body underneath.
Khaite Alisa oversize turtleneck, $1,275, theline.com
Photo: (Clockwise from top left) Monsoe; Courtesy of Everlane; Courtesy of Everlane18/20Chloe Malle, Vogue Contributing Editor
I love all the bells and whistles on this Monse turtleneck; it's an outfit all on its own! I'm also stocking up on knits from Everlane, I love the mock turtleneck and the cropped cashmere crew neck.
Monse embellished merino wool turtleneck sweater, $990, net-a-porter.com
Everlane The Luxe Wool Mockneck, $85, everlane.com
Everlane The Cashmere Cropped Crew, $115, everlane.com
Photo: Courtesy of Brunello Cucinelli19/20Lauren Mechling, Vogue Senior Editor
I spent too much time in maternitywear to embrace the super-boxy looks, but I am madly in love with Brunello Cucinelli’s high-necked ribbed sweater in deep red. I have a thing for three-quarter-length sleeves, and cashmere never hurts.
Brunello Cucinelli high-neck sweater, $2,225, brunellocucinelli.com
Photo: Courtesy of Thakoon20/20Laird Borrelli-Persson, Vogue.com Archive Editor
The Thakoon sweater poncho is just what I need for Saturday morning soccer moming.
Thakoon merino wool sweater cape, $425, thakoon.com
