cashmere

It was a cashmere year for movies, so why are we cheering polyester?

Forget furs, cashmere, even fires—the best way to beat the cold?

But it feels so much better to: Blow the whistle you have until now been concealing underneath your cashmere sweater.

Think $69 smocked bodice jumpsuits or $250 cashmere ones from French designers like Jacadi and Bonpoint.

Atop the mattress and box spring, Hughes reveals two “toppers,” stuffed with cashmere, horsehair, and lambswool.

Here, you,” he growled, “was aught said to thee whereby thou hast a scruple to tell me how many guns defend the Cashmere Gate?

The tissues woven in gold, the gold and silk embroideries and Cashmere shawls, are of the highest degree of perfection.

It was tied up in a cashmere shawl, which her maid recognized as belonging to the lost actress.

In the first place, the painter had removed the two pictures; and then Madame Guillaume had lost her cashmere shawl.

Madame Lebas had a cashmere shawl over her shoulders, of which the value bore witness to her husband's generosity to her.