"Anyone looking to update their knitwear collection should beeline to Soft Goat - the brand's name is a playful nod to the source of their cashmere fiber. As suggested, their jumpers and cardigans have a cozy feel that confirm their high quality, yet come in contemporary silhouettes that you'd expect from more trend-led brands that might skimp on their materials. Now they've branched out into ready-to-wear, offering silk blouses, fringed skirts, and shearling jackets to see you through any occasion."
"Having launched her eponymous brand fifteen years ago, Wauchob continues to refine what is meant by elegant femininity, crafting clothes that both empower and bolster the modern woman. Skirts and dresses made of satin or silk voile drape daintily down the body, while a sharp-shouldered coat may sit atop a playful feather-adorned cami. Expect to see her pieces on the high-powered types that go from the office to the opera and whatever fabulous soiree there is after."
Staying current with fashion labels can be challenging because trends move quickly and opinions form slowly. Soft Goat offers high-quality cashmere in contemporary silhouettes and has expanded into silk blouses, fringed skirts, and shearling jackets. Sharon Wauchob, Paris-trained and established fifteen years ago, emphasizes elegant femininity with draping satin and silk voile pieces alongside sharp-shouldered coats and feather-adorned camis. Heirlome partners each season with Mexican and Latin American artisans to update minimalist staples, exemplified by a printed silk satin Lexi skirt. These labels balance craftsmanship, modern design, and versatile wardrobe statements.
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