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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Lifestyle
Lucianne Tonti

Twinsets go from uptight to easy: ‘Look put together without thinking too much’

Pop star sisters Ami and Aya share a single floral twinset outside the Paco Rabanne show at Paris fashion week.
Pop star sisters Ami and Aya share a single floral twinset outside the Paco Rabanne show at Paris fashion week. Photograph: Raimonda Kulikauskiene/Getty Images

At Milan fashion week Gucci’s creative director, Sabato De Sarno, picked up on an enduring moment in street and runway style: the twinset. On Gucci’s spring/summer 2025 runway, it appeared as a bandeau made from coffee-coloured jacquard with a matching jacket. To De Sarno, the twinset represents “casual grandeur”, an irreverent and easeful approach to dressing that hails from simpler times (specifically, times that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis went on holiday in Capri).

According to Sophie Barker, a stylist and the co-founder of the fashion directory Homeroom, the latest revival of twinsets began just over five years ago when Katie Holmes had a viral moment wearing a beige cardigan and matching bralette by the New York designer Khaite. Within an hour of a photo of the actor wearing the cashmere twinset appearing online, the bra had sold out.

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