Hi Kim, in light of all the chaos in our country right now I want you to know how much I look forward to reading your posts everyday. Cardigans? Yes, please wrap me in your warm nonjudgmental embrace. You might feel that what you’re writing about doesn’t matter, but it does. You are an oasis in my inbox. Xxxo.
It is so refreshing to see a fitted sleeve!! Or whatever we call a sleeve that is not dropped shoulder - is that called "set in?" Anyhow, I like them. They are not easy to find. I like the cut on the first striped one, I like the red one, and also the textured Gaspard one. (I'm more into v-necks.) Fun post!!
I never feel guilty reading things like this. Do men feel bad about reading about sports? (I hope not - inasmuch as finding a team to follow is on my to-do list. May try hockey.)
I still struggle with ways to wear these cardigans that don't seem too old-fashioned. I know wearing them with jeans works to make them a bit more edgy; any other suggestions that make them look more modern that don't involve jeans? (Since I can't wear jeans at work.)
Nice assortment, Kim! I spotted an argyle cardie on Apple+ (Eva in Bad Sisters). I managed to image search and find it at COS, but of course, it's sold out. I tried the resale sites, but no. I'm still mad about it.
You are indeed an oasis of guilty pleasure, especially in this January from hell! I love that Nordstrom bomber sweater and I don’t care that it doesn’t come in 2X because it reminds me of the sold out J. Crew cashmere hoodie in camel that is still sold out!🥳
I love the gray shawl collared one and the tan bomber especially. I’m not very ladylike so I’m particularly fond of more sporty iterations. Ditto what Britt said.
Hi Kim, in light of all the chaos in our country right now I want you to know how much I look forward to reading your posts everyday. Cardigans? Yes, please wrap me in your warm nonjudgmental embrace. You might feel that what you’re writing about doesn’t matter, but it does. You are an oasis in my inbox. Xxxo.
What an incredibly kind thing to say—thanks, Britt!
Agreed! These posts are like a delicious peanut butter and jelly sandwich. xo
so true- an oasis.
It is so refreshing to see a fitted sleeve!! Or whatever we call a sleeve that is not dropped shoulder - is that called "set in?" Anyhow, I like them. They are not easy to find. I like the cut on the first striped one, I like the red one, and also the textured Gaspard one. (I'm more into v-necks.) Fun post!!
I never feel guilty reading things like this. Do men feel bad about reading about sports? (I hope not - inasmuch as finding a team to follow is on my to-do list. May try hockey.)
Have to second that about the fitted sleeve. I am waiting for the dropped shoulder fad to drift away.
No wonder I am bad at shopping! Only the first one I named has a v-neck. Oopsie. Anyway I like them ...
Nice batch. My faves are the Alex Mill and the Line & Dot fuzzies. The Rag & Bone is another standout.
I still struggle with ways to wear these cardigans that don't seem too old-fashioned. I know wearing them with jeans works to make them a bit more edgy; any other suggestions that make them look more modern that don't involve jeans? (Since I can't wear jeans at work.)
Nice assortment, Kim! I spotted an argyle cardie on Apple+ (Eva in Bad Sisters). I managed to image search and find it at COS, but of course, it's sold out. I tried the resale sites, but no. I'm still mad about it.
You are indeed an oasis of guilty pleasure, especially in this January from hell! I love that Nordstrom bomber sweater and I don’t care that it doesn’t come in 2X because it reminds me of the sold out J. Crew cashmere hoodie in camel that is still sold out!🥳
I love the gray shawl collared one and the tan bomber especially. I’m not very ladylike so I’m particularly fond of more sporty iterations. Ditto what Britt said.
I love the red pistola one with the shaped waist! You've reminded me that I have several cardigans I should wear more often.
These are all just (in the words of Leanne Morgan) yummy!