The filmmaker’s collaboration with Scottish heritage house Barrie is simple, sumptuous—and utterly exquisite.
A reason, perhaps, for women worldwide to straighten up their wardrobes: Coppola’s new collaboration with 120-year-old Scottish cashmere specialists Barrie on a 17-piece capsule collection of sumptuous, heaven-sent basics guaranteed to make anyone feel like a film heroine. “Barrie indulged me,” says Coppola, with a smile, of working with the heritage label, which has been part of Chanel’s Métiers d’art network of artisans since 2012.
Insouciant ease is essential, from twin sets or “elevated pajamas” to pullovers and cardigans mixed and matched with cigarette pants or slouchy trousers. “You can throw them on in your hotel room and go to the bar to grab a bite and look casual but put-together,” Coppola says. One of the most iconic looks in Coppola’s oeuvre, of course, is the gray knit sweater and candy pink underwear Scarlett Johansson wears in bed high up at Tokyo’s Park Hyatt in 2003’s Lost in Translation.
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