Accessories

Alaïa cuts the Vienne belt's perforation from a pattern inspired by precious lace and moucharabieh screens, worked deep and scalloped through cerise haircalf. A thin buckle closes it at centre front. Structural rather than decorative, it reads as armour softened into lacework.

Cosy, compact and lightweight collar. Crafted from soft Italian Merino shearling. Designed to layer with any women's Marfa Stance outerwear.

Cosy, compact and lightweight collar. Crafted from soft Italian Merino shearling. Designed to layer with any women's Marfa Stance outerwear.

Antipast pairs pattern with text on this knee-high sock. A leafy branch climbs the black wool-blend leg in grey and taupe, dotted with small white blossoms and falling pods, beside lines of tonal lettering knitted into the rib. A white picot edge trims the top, the only bright line on the pair.

Antipast turns a plain sock into a small scene here: pine trees, a gabled cabin and a snowman knitted in across the leg in a soft, muted palette. A fine knit keeps it light rather than bulky. A picture book worn under trousers, not over them.

Antipast turns a plain sock into a small scene here: pine trees, a gabled cabin and a snowman knitted in across the leg in a soft, muted palette. A fine knit keeps it light rather than bulky. On black the scene stands out like a print rather than a pattern.

Pierre Louis Mascia works an oversized silk shawl in a tapestry of floral and paisley motifs. Generous at 135 by 195 cm, it drapes easily over the shoulders. A printed accessory in warm beige.

Pierre Louis Mascia works an oversized silk shawl in a tapestry of floral and paisley motifs. Generous at 135 by 195 cm, it drapes easily over the shoulders. A printed accessory in grey.

Pierre Louis Mascia works an oversized silk shawl in a tapestry of floral and paisley motifs. Generous at 135 by 195 cm, it drapes easily over the shoulders. A printed accessory in warm brick.

Pierre Louis Mascia prints an oversized silk shawl with floral and paisley motifs across its length. At 135 by 195 cm it wraps and drapes with ease. A printed accessory in soft pink.

Pierre Louis Mascia layers floral and paisley motifs across a diamond-shaped silk scarf, worked in earthy, sunlit hues. The fine silk twill knots softly at the neck or drapes from the shoulders. A printed accessory in warm beige.

Pierre Louis Mascia scatters floral and paisley motifs across an elongated silk twill scarf, geometric and botanical at once. Light enough to knot at the neck or tie through the hair. A printed silk accessory in warm terracotta.

Pierre Louis Mascia prints a diamond-shaped silk scarf with layered floral and paisley motifs, framed by an intricate border. Light enough to knot at the neck or tie through the hair. A printed accessory in soft pink.

Cokriko is an Antipast floral: bunches of roses in orange and blush, with cobalt and teal blooms between them, knitted in intarsia up the outside of a black wool-blend knee sock. The cuff is striped in grey and navy and gathered like a small ruff. Under a long skirt, only the top of the pattern shows.

Antipast knits a whole autumn wood into this pair: oak leaves in plum, pink and slate, acorns, a squirrel or two and a bee, all worked in intarsia on a rust-orange wool-blend ground. A small frilled cuff in brown finishes the top. The detail shows in the gap between a hem and a shoe.

Antipast works from a Japanese textile studio's eye for pattern, not a runway one. Small florals in muted pink, navy and olive are knitted directly into the wool-blend, scattered rather than gridded, so no two socks read quite the same. Playful underfoot, precise in the making.