Circa 17th century, le cardigan, also called vest or gilet, was originally of made of wool or jersey with long sleeves, buttoned at the front. Le cardigan owes its name to a French nobleman and count of Cardigan―James Thomas Brudenell. It’s Coco Chanel who made it famous among women of high society by wearing it with her ladies’ suit. Furthermore, let’s have a look at the different styles that make ‘le cardigan’, the most loved Parisian piece.
Different style of cardigan
The classic Wool cardigan with buttons long
The classic Wool cardigan with buttons short
The Chanel Style Cardigan
Without a collard
The Draped Style Cardigan
Le Cardigan has been a fashion hit wonder in Parisian style for years.
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