Chapeau CardiganMoose Charlap and his writing partner, Eddie Lawrence, shared an eye for Modernist artLawrence had studied painting under Fernand Lger after the war, and both men filled their homes with art purchased from young artists in Paris. This cardigan, with its abstracted colorblocking and embroidered face, is an homage to their art collections. 89% superfine alpaca 11% recycled polyester Made in Peru Dry clean only View all knitwear Buay is 6'1" and wearing

For over 150 years

This dress is inspired by a men's shirt from the 1960s

This style is a reproduction of a dress from the 1920s

70% virgin wool 30% viscose

This shirt is inspired by a pair of printed handkerchiefs with a horse motif

scoop-necked sweater

Cloth maps were popular as they were more durable than paper which could tear and be easily damaged by water

These trousers are inspired by vintage color-blocked corduroy fabrics

This gown is inspired by a scrap of printed dress fabric from the 1930s

This style is inspired by a pair of French twill workwear trousers

We reproduced the silhouette in navy barathea wool with a heavy drape

which featured this tie-front detail