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For Veronica de Piante, beautiful design is about more than just quality fabrics and the perfect fit – it’s about people, places and memories, too. Spun from the finest merino wool sourced from a family-run Italian mill, the brand’s ‘Thelma’ sweater is named after one of the titular heroines in Ridley Scott’s 1991 cult movie Thelma & Louise, and embodies quintessential Americana.
“Veronica de Piante may have become known for its modern tailoring and elegant outerwear, but its knitwear offering is not to be missed,” says NET-A-PORTER’s junior shopping editor Connie Daw. “Ideal for slipping on as temperatures begin to drop, the ‘Thelma’ sweater comes in a deep, bottle-green shade that will bring color to looks on dull days, and has a ribbed V-neck that nods to preppy style – a trend seen all over the runways this season,” she adds.
Continue the theme of reimagined classics by styling yours with Bettter’s ‘Wrap’ jeans from our NET SUSTAIN edit – made from upcycled denim with layered panels at the front – and Emme Parsons’ ivory glossed-leather ‘Tramonto’ ballet flats. Then, round things off with Saint Laurent’s ‘Le 37’ bucket bag in suede for an effortless yet undeniably chic weekend outfit.
VERONICA DE PIANTEThelma merino wool sweater€490.00View Product DetailsSelect a Sizex small - out of stocksmall - out of stockmedium - out of stocklarge - out of stock
SAINT LAURENTLe 37 small suede bucket bag
EMME PARSONSTramonto glossed-leather Mary Jane ballet flats€303.00View Product DetailsSelect a Size3536 - out of stock37 - out of stock38 - out of stock39 - out of stock40 - out of stock41 - out of stock42 - out of stock
Looking to breathe new life into your working wardrobe? Show you mean business in Toteme’s shirt, cut from diaphanous cotton and silk-blend organza. It’s patterned with faded gray stripes and has a draped scarf in place of a collar, which adds a sense of softness and femininity to the traditional menswear staple. Wear it tucked into SASUPHI’s pleated wool-blend flannel ‘Bogart’ pants or a pencil skirt, and finish with pointed-toe ankle boots.
TOTEMEScarf-detailed striped cotton and silk-blend organza blouse€230.00View Product DetailsSelect a Size32 - out of stock34 - out of stock36 - out of stock38 - out of stock40 - out of stock42 - out of stock
SASUPHIBogart pleated wool-blend flannel wide-leg pants€595.00View Product DetailsSelect a Size38 - out of stock40 - out of stock42 - out of stock44 - out of stock46
SAINT LAURENTAshley leather ankle boots€1,300.00View Product DetailsSelect a SizeEU 35EU 36 - low stockEU 36.5 - out of stockEU 37 - low stockEU 37.5 - low stockEU 38 - low stockEU 38.5 - out of stockEU 39EU 39.5EU 40 - low stockEU 40.5EU 41EU 42 - low stock
An effortless blend of the masculine and feminine, strength and sensuality, New York-based label Salon 1884’s ‘Cocteau’ blazer is flawlessly tailored in a classic double-breasted shape and appliquéd with sculpted cups. The sharp silhouette makes it a chic choice for dinner parties and events, especially when paired with wide-leg pants. Just add a red lip and gold hoops, such as L’Atelier Nawbar’s ‘Buoy’ earrings. Handmade in Lebanon from 18-karat gold and sprinkled with tiny white diamonds, they possess a timeless vintage charm and have all the makings of a future heirloom.
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L'ATELIER NAWBARThe Buoy 18-karat yellow and rhodium-plated white gold diamond hoop earrings
FORTELAJaron wool-twill pants€339.00View Product DetailsSelect a Size25 - out of stock26 - out of stock27 - out of stock2829 - out of stock3031
PROENZA SCHOULERPark embellished glossed textured-leather loafers€422.00View Product DetailsSelect a Size35 - out of stock36 - out of stock36.5 - out of stock37 - out of stock37.5 - out of stock38 - out of stock38.5 - out of stock39 - out of stock39.5 - out of stock40 - out of stock40.5 - out of stock41 - out of stock
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