Sweater: J.G. Hook. Coat: J.Crew. Penny Loafers: Alden Shoes. Bag: Frank Clegg Tuscany Shoulder Bag. Seagulls: Atlantic Ocean Connecticut. Belt: Kiel James Patrick.
Shoes: Anne Klein (Old). Cardigan: Banana Republic. Bag: Tuscany Shoulder Bag by Frank Clegg. Blouse: J.Crew. Necklace: Pink Pineapple. Bangle: Target.
“I’m talking about a little place called ASPEN.”
I cannot look at a Nordic sweater without ski lodges, roaring fires and
Navajo rugs popping into my head. Often
hand-made and warm enough to rescue you from a day in a bulky coat, the Nordic sweater
is my weapon of choice against the cold, while remaining effortlessly
fashionable. I have acquired quite the
collection over the years. Some of these pieces keep me warm and toasty even in
20 degree weather.
I’ve
been fascinated by these intricate hand-crafted sweaters for many years and
decided to do a little research into their origin and history.
KIEL JAMES PATRICK
There's no feeling like leaf peeping in a big, cozy sweater on a brisk New England Fall day. Load up the family wagon, stop for some apple cider donuts, and have yourself an Autumn adventure to remember.
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