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Styling the Petra with Laura Vidrequin

Laura Vidrequin Roso wears the Petra Cardigan with new Fall styles, photographed in London

One of our favorite Instagram follows for sartorial inspiration, Laura Vidrequin Roso isn’t one to put a label on her personal style, which means she’s open to experimentation—often mixing denim, suede, and pops of color, through, say, a really great hat or lived-in bag. Her decisive, curatorial eye is no doubt informed by years spent in New York where she was previously a fashion buyer.

Adept at styling classics in a way that feels anything but ordinary, we asked Laura—who now lives with her family in London—to take our baby alpaca Petra Cardigan for a spin, mixing it with pieces from our newest collection and stalwarts in her own closet.

“The Petra defies its traditional reputation as a ‘classic’ piece,” French-born Vidrequin Roso says. “It’s incredibly versatile—drape it over your shoulders, tuck it into your bag, wear it fully buttoned or completely unbuttoned. Think of it like a white T-shirt—it’s a piece you can reinvent again and again.”

“Polka dots evoke memories of dreamy Italian coast holidays, lending a hint of nostalgia while remaining timeless. I’ve styled this skirt with the same cardigan, worn on its own as a top for an effortless night-out look.”

Laura wears the Petra Cardigan, Alexandria Dress and Cossima Slingback with her own bag

“This black dress, with its cross-body back detail, is such a power piece—it has a sleek, minimalist front, but the open back adds a striking element. The bouclé fabric makes it perfect for transitional weather, and again, layering it with a cardigan brings a touch of practicality.”

Laura wears the Petra Cardigan, Leone Jean, and Angelica Sandal

“For those in-between Fall days that are not too warm yet not too cold, I paired the Petra with denim and an open-toe slide. There’s something daring about open-toe footwear in Fall—it feels spontaneous, like you’re ready for an unexpected evening out.”

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