Transitional Dressing

Transitional Layers

Layering is central to the TWP wardrobe, bringing together lighter pieces that can be added or removed as the temperature changes. The transitional dressing collection moves through cashmere knits, fine wool flannel, viscose silk knits, tailored blazers and coated viscose linen. Each adds another layer without changing the proportion of the outfit underneath.

The fabrics are chosen for warmth without unnecessary bulk. A cotton silk top works beneath a superfine cotton shirt, while a viscose silk shirt sits easily beneath a tailored blazer. A cashmere knit adds warmth, with a coat over the top when needed. TWP’s considered palette of ivory, bone, light heather grey, sandstone and midnight means the layers work naturally together.

Texture becomes more pronounced as the layers build: flannel with silk, cashmere with denim, paper leather over knit. Trish Wescoat Pound designs for a wardrobe that moves between the city and quieter surroundings, with pieces that can adapt as the day changes. Add a layer, take one away, and the proportions remain considered throughout.