Luxe shell pink 1950s cashmere cardigan from BERNARD ALTMANN. 100% Austrian cashmere, has soft white lace sheer inset along upper bodice and around back at top of shoulders. Lace is adorned with iridescent sequins and shimmering seed and bugle beads. Pearlized buttons down front (hooks and eyes hidden behind placket to secure lace area), pearlized button detail at cuffs. (View 1)
A Trip Through My Sweater Drawer
I wager like most girls I love clothes — besides in my case it-s ladies-s sweaters. I do not know why I like ladies-s sweaters so much — possibly it-s due to the fact they can be so very practical, but very fashionable and fashionable, at the same time. All I realize is that I have been sporting sweaters for an extended time (because my very earliest days, in truth) and I don-t suppose I-ll ever stop.
One of the matters that I assume I-d be involved in ladies-s sweaters become the fact that I found out to knit whilst I was a teenager — I used to sit down for hours and hours with my grandmother and we-d knit all kinds of matters — and eventually, whilst I became a chunk older, I attempted my hand at knitting a sweater. And when I observed that you can locate all sorts of loose knitting patterns for women-s sweaters on the Internet — I almost went ape! Now I even have knitted approximately a 1/2 dozen sweaters — every kind and sizes for myself and other own family members.
One of my most valued sweaters is an antique woolen woman-s ski sweater that has an old school snowflake applique layout across the front — it doesn-t match me so properly anymore, because it was given to me as a present through that very identical grandmother while I became just a teenager. But it-s far too precious to me, for the recollections that it holds, to ever remove it.
