Oslo CardiganThis cardigan is inspired by traditional knitwear patterns from Norway, reproduced here around the yoke. The cardigan features a row of pewter buttons and was made from yarn spun locally in Norway. Norlender, a textile manufacturer run by the same family for four generations, created this cardigan using a Norwegian wool blend, which is known for being both warm and naturally moisture wicking. The company has been in operation since 1927, when the

These sweatpants are inspired by a gemstone collar from the 1960s

Noel is 6'2" and wearing a size M

Willows Beach is a beach in British Columbia

It features a faithful reproduction of the original motif reinterpreted as a knit with hand-embroidered details

This one-of-a-kind shirt is made from deadstock printed fabric from the midcentury

The contrast yoke is embroidered with floral motifs

a fabric patterned with tropical postcards

The appliqué patch was faithfully reproduced from a dress that belonged to Emily as a child

" To make the cloth more durable

These trousers are inspired by Kutnu fabric

made of colorful filet lace with beaded trim

This dress is a reproduction of a 1930s wedding dress