So beautifully soft: fuzzy knitwear will put us in a particularly stylish cozy mood this autumn

Hard to believe but true: An airport in New Zealand recently introduced a three-minute limit on goodbye hugs to improve traffic flow in the drop-off zone. The management believes that cuddling for too long causes traffic jams. Cuddling is such a beautiful thing and, according to studies, it can even be our thingincrease.

It's lucky that the fashion houses are providing a stylish solution for the autumn/winter season: with thisFashion trendtoFuzzy knitwrap us in comfortably soft knitwear that feels almost as beautiful as one.

Fashion labels like Moschino and Mame Kurogouchi showed cozy ones during the fall/winter 2024/25 fashion weeksknitted from structured wool, for example mohair. Instead of smooth knitted surfaces, a fluffy texture was chosen, which not only feels particularly soft, but also gives every outfit an extra dose of comfort. This season it's popularFuzzy knitparticularly good in combination with smooth materials such as(discovered at Givenchy) or shiny fabrics like

The combination of smooth and fluffy materials creates a beautiful contrast that is perfect for the new season. The fashion houses are also relying on colors and patterns for autumn 2024: In addition to strong tones such asand pastel nuances such as mint, striking inlays could also be discovered on the catwalks, for example at the British label 16Arlington. Here they wereout ofFuzzy knitBy the way, knotted around the neck as a kind of scarf substitute - a cool styling idea for cold days. Alsoand dresses are made from fluffy wool this season, such as those from Bally.

In addition to mohair, brushed cashmere also creates the soft effect ofFuzzy knit. The Hamburg fashion label Iris von Arnim is even dedicating its own collection to brushed cashmere this season, and that tooThe brand Faible and Failure relies on this material. The roughened cashmere fibers make the stitches of the knitted items particularly fluffy - and feel incredibly cozy on the skin. Even beyond the three minute limit...