I've been fond of angora wool for as long as I can remember.
I can vividly recall being a small girl living in San Francisco,
going into my Mother’s wardrobe closet to wear her
angora sweaters in front of her wall mirror.
I can still remember how sensual and luxurious they felt to wear.
Today, living in San Diego, I no longer have as much
need to wear an angora sweater as we did during
the Winters in Northern California.
But just having them in my own wardrobe today is
comfort enough for when I do.
comfort enough for when I do.
This Ghee Fall 15 Cerulean Angora Sweater, with its long wide bell sleeves, looks every bit as comfortable and luxurious as my Mom’s.
With its exquisitely detailed texturing, you can almost
feel the super soft, long fibered angora wool
caressing your skin in this off-shoulder neckline creation.
Oh, not to mention that this look is so simple, so elegant
and so sexy - I don't know where I wouldn't wear it.
The wide off-shoulder look highlights your neckline and collarbones, while keeping you looking warm and comfortable.
This pretty-face framing sweater top is suitable for any date.
It possesses a modest yet utterly modern and chic silhouette,
in which you're ready for anything, and up for it all.
Cozy and warm in appearance, this high-end
Ghee Cerulean Fall 15 Angora Sweater pairs perfectly with
the Ghee Fall 15 Slate Tweed Pants and Croc T-Bar Heels.
This silhouette conveys the dreamy comfort of the angora
with 5th Avenue styling and flair that you can wear anywhere, everywhere, all fall and winter long.
Store: GHEE ~ where fashion comes alive
Designers: Beatrice Serendipity and Warm Clarity
Products: Ghee Cerulean Fall 15 Angora Sweater, Slate
Tweed Wide Pants and Croc T-Bar Heels
Tweed Wide Pants and Croc T-Bar Heels
Collection: Autumn Winter 2015
Release: 10 October
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