A sure sign that summer's coming to an end is the arrival of the Gorsuch catalogue. Full of over-the-top Gstaad ski togs and Alpinabilia, this catalogue inspires both desire and amusement.For instance, more than once I've admired a sweater on a well-clad model and, scanning the price list, think to myself, "Oh, $175 isn't too much for that sweater."
Then I read more carefully and see that's the price of her cashmere socks.
(Full disclosure: my beloved Technica boots are from the Gorsuch catalogue.)
Following a quick perusal, here are my short-list picks from the latest edition:
I like the purply-pink trim on this brown sweater. And the shell buttons:
These shoes, though, are my real objet d'amour:
Made by Brunello Cucinelli, their laces are not mere grosgrain, but silk grosgrain.
And this confuses me: an iPad (tablet) case that costs more than the actual tablet? Ooh la la:
To be sure, it is made by Bottega Veneta . . .
Do gentle readers enjoy the Gorsuch lookbook or is it my guilty pleasure alone?
4 comments:
Great minds...
Just received my Gorsuch catalog yesterday and was going to peruse tonight and post about it.
LOVE those shoes.
I always make a point to visit the Gorsuch store when we go skiing. They do have some fabulous shoes and sweaters.
I wear the cashmere socks...but that's all I've ever been able to afford. It's a great catalog for dreaming.
I love the catalog too. I love it all, but can never justify the cost. Maybe I'll try the cashmere socks; they sound so luxurious.
I just got my catalog too. There are not many products that I lust after, really there aren't. But if I could actually afford the clothes from any one upscale catalog, I would be ordering mulitple items from Gorsuch.
Maybe in my next life...
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