Spanx teamed up with La Ligne on cozy cashmere — and it’s already Tracee Ellis Ross-approved
It’s sweater weather.
Spanx is heralding the start of fall in an extra luxe way: teaming up with La Ligne on a line of cashmere sweaters, complete with a campaign starring Tracee Ellis Ross.
“What a dreamy collab,” the actress wrote on Instagram, calling the wool and cashmere sweaters “soft, elegant, cozy and the best shapes and colors.”
Her favorites include the line’s turtleneck, which looks monochromatic at first but — as she noted – features a “perfect red detail” on the sleeve.
Spanx La Ligne Turtleneck
For even more pops of color, there’s also the striped Marin Sweater, available in five different striped patterns.
Spanx La Ligne Marin Sweater
Spanx La Ligne Marin Sweater
If you prefer a cable knit, the two brands also teamed up on a Cropped Cable Marin Sweater in Spanx’s signature cherry red hue.
Spanx La Ligne Cropped Cable Marin Sweater
Ross styled the knitwear with pieces from Spanx’s new Authentic 360 Corduroy collection, including the Wide Leg Jeans.
SpanxShape Authentic 360 Corduroy Wide Leg Jeans
The under-$200 designs provide the same signature shaping and compression Spanx is known for, in both black and fall-ready truffle brown fabric.
SpanxShape Authentic 360 Barrel Leg Jeans
In addition to Ross’ pick, it’s also available in micro flare, ’90s straight leg and barrel leg silhouettes.
The star also selected pieces from the Spanx denim collection for the campaign, including wide leg jeans equipped with the label’s built-in 360-degree shaping panel.
With free shipping sitewide, there’s never been a better time to give your wardrobe a fall refresh thanks to Spanx.
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