Ann Demeulemeester New Oversize Sweater and Neck Tube

A fabulous grey fine cashmere sweater by Laura Biagiotti. It is semi fitted with long sleeves and a stand up collar comprised of coils of the sweater yarn. It closes at the back c...

A fabulous black silk jersey dress by Alexander McQueen. It is fitted with a scoop neckline, one short sleeve and a circular nude mesh cu...

A beautiful black dress from Bill Blass. It has long sleeves with zipper wrists and a subtle A line skirt. It is semi fitted with large silk circular insets on each side waist match...

A great fine black and white small check light weight wool dress by Emanuel Ungaro. It has a crew neckline, fabulous leg o mutton sleeves with zipper and ...

100% Wool Black color 3/4 Sleeve Maximum length cm 75 (29,5 inches) Fast international shipping from Italy included in the price

As only Ann Demeulemeester can, this loose-knit charcoal gray crew-neck pullover is made from a blend of 67% wool mohair, 30% nylon and 3% wool giving it a soft-feeling touch....

Black Ann Demeulemeester shirt dress. Asymmetrical gathering at hip. Gathered into a pouch. Four button closures with golf over collar. Long straight sleeve. Unlined. Tagged a ...

Like a turtleneck ensemble acquired by TheMet Costume Institute, Ann Demeulemeester designed this bold-silhouette contrasting-texture wool set of chocolate ribbed high-neck cropped tight knit sweater and black bias-cut crepe mini skirt for her Fall/Winter 1996-1997 collection, when the latter low-waisted garment without a waistband was worn on the Paris runway over trousers. The soft thick darted pullover jumper characteristically has the designer's hallmark of oversized exaggerated cuffs, which can be left unfolded for a more feminine look. The Belgian designer meticulously tailored the brushed-wool skirt so that its three seams are in the back, where there are also darts to flatter the bias drape, two belt loops, and invisible zip closure at the center. Aside from featuring knitted turtlenecks in almost every ensemble that debuted on the runway that season, this collection was significant because Demeulemeester--who was known for her black-and-white palette of monochromatic pieces until she retired from her independent label in 2013--added colors and textures including this sweater. However, red was the only color featured on the runway. For an alternative pairing idea, we included a photo of a similar brown ribbed darted high-neck sweater, which was worn in Demeulemeester's runway show for Fall/Winter 2000, but with a shiny billowy slit maxi skirt...