6 Ways to Style a goop-Favorite Sweater
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We first launched the Gia Cashmere Crewneck back in 2022, and it sold out almost instantly. Then we reissued it in two new colors—classic navy and goes-with-everything grey—for those who missed it the first time around. Then we decided to recut it with a slightly slimmer fit, and that sweater quickly became one of the most valuable styling pieces in the goop fashion closet.
Here’s why we love it: It’s lightweight and layerable. It’s slouchy in a chic way, like you swiped it from your partner’s side of the closet. And because it’s made in Italy from ultrasoft cashmere, it feels as incredible on as it looks. Below, we’ve outlined six ways to wear it. If you think of more, tag us at @goop—we’d love to see how you’re styling it.
LEAVE IT LONG
Lean into the relaxed look and let the longline hem hang. On most people, it will hit around the upper thigh, meaning you can wear it with leggings or curve-hugging, kick-flare pants. It’s also chic with a slim pencil skirt.
TUCK IT IN
Tucking in most sweaters can be a struggle, but this one is thin enough to slip into your waistband without adding a ton of unwanted bulk. You can either tuck just the front or go all the way around—both look great.
LAYER IT UNDER…
Because this sweater is on the thinner side, it also slips easily under all sorts of outerwear without feeling tight in the arms or shoulders. And it won’t restrict your range of motion.
LAYER IT OVER…
Shrug it on over a white button-up, then make a few small but impactful adjustments, like pulling out the collar and scrunching up the sleeves. Finish with a leather skirt and sleek tall boots to take the look from schoolgirl to cool-girl.
BELT IT
For a slightly different silhouette, layer the sweater over a long A-line skirt (we’re fond of this one) to create a clean, continuous line. Then use a thin black belt—no wider than an inch, our resident stylist recommends—to cinch the waist.
WRAP IT
On windy days, tie it around your neck so that cold air can’t creep in around your collar. That Italian cashmere seals in warmth, so you’ll be cozy on your commute, your midmorning coffee mission—wherever the day takes you.
Subhed: PRO TIP
“It’s the best sweater for travel,” says Ali Pew, goop’s creative and editorial fashion director, after putting it to the test on a recent trip. “You can roll it up and tuck it into your tote, then wear it on the plane if it’s cold. It’s cashmere, so it looks luxurious—you can wear it to dinner with jewelry or pair it with jeans for daytime.”
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