Gucci

You'll reach for Gucci's cardigan on repeat. Made from extra fine wool and silk-blend, it's ribbed for tactility and has a low scooped neckline traced with the brand’s logo.

Gucci's cardigan is made from cozy wool that's jacquard-knitted with the signature interlocking 'GG' logo throughout. It's designed for a slightly loose, longline fit and has polished gold-tone buttons and a self-tie sash to cinch the waist. Wear yours with jeans and a pair of the label's loafers.

With its shift silhouette and 'GG' logo, Gucci's dress looks as though it's been sourced straight from the '60s. It's made from cotton-blend canvas and has smooth leather trims along the neck and pockets. Wear yours with kitten heels to or slingback flats to really embrace the era.

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There's no mistaking Gucci's cardigan. It's been knitted in Italy from sumptuous wool yarns and jacquard-woven with the house's monogram in a contrasting shade of pink. A modern classic, it'll move confidently through the years with you.

Gucci's 'Aphrodite' bag made its debut on the 'Cosmogonie' collection runway, which was infused with '70s nostalgia. It's crafted from smooth ivory leather and adorned with the brand's archival double 'G' hardware. Switch between the structured handle and the detachable chain strap, depending on your outfit.

Gucci's oversized cardigan is jacquard-knitted with the instantly recognizable 'GG' motif and is completely reversible, so you can choose between the fuzzy or smoother side. Inspired by vintage childrenswear, it's been made in Italy from mohair-blend in a neutral colorway. Wear yours with a floral dress, as seen on the runway.

Gucci's scarf has been made in Italy with the 'Interlocking G' logo that's inspired by the founder's initials. It's made from a luxurious wool and cashmere-blend jacquard and finished with fringed ends.

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