Cashmere Style Guides
Cashmere is remarkably versatile. The right colour, proportion or way of wearing it can change the character of an outfit entirely.
Our style guides bring together practical ideas for choosing and wearing cashmere accessories, from finding colours that work beautifully with your wardrobe to different ways of styling scarves, shawls and sarongs.
How to Wear Cashmere
A scarf or shawl can be worn in far more ways than one. These guides explore different proportions, occasions and ways of styling some of the pieces from our collection.
How to Wear a Blanket Scarf
Discover different ways to fold, drape and wrap an oversized cashmere scarf, from relaxed everyday layers to more polished arrangements.
How to Style a Sarong as a Beach Cover-Up
Simple ways to tie and wear a lightweight cashmere sarong, whether around the waist, over the shoulders or as a relaxed beach layer.
Choosing and Wearing a Bridal Shawl
A cashmere shawl can add a soft layer to a wedding outfit while remaining useful long after the day itself. Explore colours, proportions and ideas for bridal and wedding-guest styling.
Cashmere Colour Guides
Colour is often where choosing a scarf begins. Explore individual shades and colour families, with ideas for pairing them with clothing and creating combinations that feel natural to wear.
Blue
From soft, muted blues to deeper shades, discover how to wear blue cashmere and the colours that complement it.
Sage Green
A softer approach to green, with ideas for combining sage cashmere with neutrals, natural tones and other colours.
Burnt Orange
Warm and distinctive without being difficult to wear. Discover colours and outfits that work particularly well with burnt orange.
Beige and Brown
Warm neutrals, from pale beige to deeper brown, and how to combine them with an everyday wardrobe.
Black and White
Two enduring neutrals, whether worn as a quiet finishing touch or used to create contrast.
Charcoal and Grey
Ideas for wearing grey cashmere across different shades, textures and colour combinations.
Green and Blue
Two of our most versatile colour families and the many ways they can work with the rest of your wardrobe.
Orange and Red
From rich reds to warmer orange tones, discover ways to introduce stronger colour without overwhelming an outfit.
