I Think These 7 Classic Knits Belong in Every Winter Wardrobe
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Brittany Bathgate
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@jeannedamasStyle Notes: Granny-chic has never looked so erm, chic on Rouje creator, Jeanne Damas. Take note and team with frayed denim or layer over a floral midi.
It's all about those crystal buttons. Swoon!
All the details of designer with a high-street price tag. Sold.
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@ropesofhollandStyle Notes: Make like Lindsey and style your classic grey crew neck with another knit shoulder-robed over the top. You can never be too prepared!
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@symphonyofsilkStyle Notes: Thick, ribbed knits are known as Fishermans jumpers, as they were just about the toastiest thing you could wear when exposed to the elements. Today, they look their best bought oversized and styled with statement boots, much like Lorna has done.
Size up and wear with a short skirt underneath to create a dress look.
This knit will look so stylish with a floral skirt and white boots.
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@erica_daviesStyle Notes: We all know Breton stripes are a perennial style classic, but they needn't be relegated to jersey tops. Striped knitwear is just as timeless and more sensible at this time of the year.
The taupe stripes offer a chic alternative to classic black and white.
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@tineandreaaStyle Notes: Keep cool and cosy with a caramel toasty high-neck jumper. Do the '00s knee-high boots over jeans just like Tine for a throwback look that works.
Super soft knits have a place in our hearts.
Once you invest in a good quality cashmere knit you'll never go back.
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@charlottekuhrtStyle Notes: There's no point in being more specific, as a black knit in any silhouette will serve you well.
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@eniswardrobeStyle Notes: Steeped in heritage it may be, but cable knitwear is still adored by those in the know. We think it looks its best worn with high-waisted jeans or layered over formal dresses to give them a downtime spin.
The step-hem makes the front of this jumper ideal for tucking into jeans or skirts.
