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sweater girl

February 28, 2008 5:28 pm

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Since launching Sacai ten years ago, Chitose Abe has made it her mission to explore the creative boundaries of knitwear by taking the classics and riffing on them. “I’m especially inspired by men’s V-neck cardigans,” she said yesterday at the presentation of her Fall ‘08 collection. Her proudest accomplishment this season, she added, is an adaptation of an argyle print vest cum mini reworked à la Sacai (her maiden name) with ruffle detailing. Along with the navy blue cable-knit cape and the thigh-length cashmere vest covered in ostrich feathers, we’d say it’s a Sacai must-have.

—Linlee Allen

Photo: Linlee Allen

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