It’s time to reconsider the much maligned fleece.
Practical dressing has never looked quite so cool. These days, fashionable and functional go hand in hand – just ask Hailey Bieber, who has stepped out multiple times over the last few months in a cosy, statement-making style from Brit fashion designer, Connor Ives.
“I always considered fleeces a cornerstone of my brand’s offering, based on my affinity for them when I was younger”, explains Ives. “I used to collect vintage Patagonia fleeces in high school, and I would also steal my dads – they carry a lot of nostalgia. As for Hailey, it’s great to see her living in hers – we love an American Girl!”Outdoorsy types will already be familiar with the benefits of a great fleece, but thanks to nods from the It-girls, the fleece is now on everyone’s radar.
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