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Gigi Hadid’s cashmere empire Guest in Residence, which she founded back in 2022, is extending its reach. Already stocked by online shopping destinations like Shopbop, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Revolve, Guest in Residence’s latest expansion involves Nordstrom — and it’s not only a sign of the brand’s booming business but also a way for customers to experience the best of the best from Guest in Residence with Nordstrom’s generous free shipping attached.
(Remember: Nordy Club members get to have the most fun, enjoying extra perks like two-day delivery and points earned on every purchase.)
It doesn’t hurt that the new arrivals, totaling 14 items, marvelously align with the biggest trends of the season. Western footwear inspirations, for example, are all the rage right now, manifesting in everything from calf hair finishes to the revival of cowboy boots. And it’s safe to say Guest in Residence’s slew of Western-coded apparel at Nordstrom — think cow-printed cashmere neck scarves and fringe-bedecked outerwear — will take this reference to greater heights.
Best Guest in Residence Pieces to Shop at Nordstrom This Fall
So too is the “varsity prep” aesthetic making the rounds at present and can be thought of as the cold-weather continuation of this summer’s fascination with athletic garb (that spanned soccer jerseys, tenniscore coordinates, and beyond). Nordstrom’s Guest in Residence–stocked shelves fully understand the assignment, flaunting chic, everyday picks like the Collegiate Striped Cashmere Polo Sweater, sold in two colorways, and the Ribbed Cashmere Ringer Tee.
Last but not least, we witnessed a full-scale plaid invasion on the fall 2026 runways of fashion houses such as Chloé, Dries Van Noten, and, unsurprisingly, Burberry. Guest in Residence provides its own spin on the traditional print, pampering a tartan-patterned miniskirt with a faux-wrap front and a wool-meets-cashmere composition.
Eager to dive into all things Guest in Residence, without ever leaving your most-loved retailer’s website? Here are the fall-appropriate silhouettes we recommend snagging first.
Guest in Residence Collegiate Striped Cashmere Polo Sweater
In this Guest in Residence pullover, timeless Ivy League codes fuse with funky, playful stripes — creating an item that can be dressed up or down at will, depending on how seriously you approach it. What is serious is all that softness, secured by a 100-percent cashmere makeup that spares no expense. That being said, the newly arrived polo’s dainty buttons, pointy collar, ribbed trims, and subtly slouchy fit make a strong case for spending over $400 on it.
With proper care, the long-sleeve will last you a lifetime.
Guest in Residence The Wild Rag Cashmere Scarf
“Yeehaw,” but make it tasteful. This bandana-inspired scarf will shock you with just how insulating it feels on the chilliest of mornings. You can wrap the versatile wonder around your neck, loop it through a bag’s handles, or use it as a headcovering. In any case, cashmere-fueled sumptuousness will be yours to savor (along with a much-needed pop of color, during a time of year that typically puts brightness on the back burner).
Guest in Residence Tartan Wool & Cashmere Miniskirt
Tartan prints can be traced back to at least the third century AD, having originated in the Scottish Highlands. Exhibiting impressive staying power, they’re back and better than ever for fall 2026 — being reinterpreted by high-end brands in quite imaginative ways. This Guest in Residence miniskirt, for instance, features a modern wraparound silhouette, side button closure, and hints of pink. No matter if you show it off with bulky knitwear or a sharp-shouldered blazer, the instant bestseller will keep you cozy and effortlessly stylish around the clock.
Guest in Residence Western Fringe Wool and Cashmere Blend Jacket
Shaggy fabrics will only get hotter: Just ask Simkhai, Monse, and numerous other labels that have all cosigned fringe in their spring 2027 collections. Previously, the texture was closely associated with bohemian sensibilities, but designers are now coming out with ingenious new ways of making it look sleek, sophisticated, and city-ready.
Proof of concept? Guest in Residence’s Western Fringe Wool and Cashmere Blend Jacket — moody, dimensional, and never overwhelming, despite all those hanging strands. We love its whipstitched touches, as well as the fact that you can turn this jacket into a holiday gift by taking advantage of Nordstrom’s complimentary gift box and gift message options at checkout.
Guest in Residence Saddle Up Cashmere & Wool Jacket
Wild over the aforementioned whipstitch? Treat yourself to a piece that displays the sewing technique even more shamelessly. We specifically have our sights set on this Saddle Up model: a butter-yellow and brown jacket that boasts a central zipper, functional patch pockets, and a vintage energy that will fit right in with the reigning obsessions of fall. Take it from us and pair it with wide-leg pants in a darker color or, if the Wild West is truly speaking to you, a popular cowboy boot.
Guest in Residence Grizzly Cowhide Cashmere Wild Rag
Nordstrom calls this accessory a rag, but it’s the furthest thing from that. The Western-style scarf is elevated by a spotted animal print, immediate underhand smoothness, an easy-to-wear triangular shape, and lightweight-slash-breathable cashmere that, to Guest in Residence, is the king of all materials. Its cow-evoking offering will freshen up the leather jackets, barn jackets, and Canadian tuxedo getups you’ll soon be donning on repeat. (That’s a promise.)
Guest in Residence Ribbed Cashmere Ringer Tee
Ringer tees have had an awe-inspiring evolution, starting out as practical activewear, quickly getting a seal of approval from rock bands and the counterculture at large, and, in 2026, becoming the latest expression of consumers’ nostalgia for the good ol’ days. Many such T-shirts on the market are adorned by graphics and made of cotton, but Guest in Residence’s take is significantly more upscale.
You’ll be delighted by this shirt’s allover ribbing, contrasting trim, classic crew neckline, and hemline that hits precisely at the waist — making it a match made in heaven for your entire denim drawer.
Guest in Residence Cable Sculpted Cardigan
Cottagecore fall is in full swing, and we urge you to complete your vision board — you know, apple picking, fireplace chilling, and pumpkin-pie baking — with a cardigan that’s anything but grandma-adjacent. Its curvilinear cable knit will bless your own curves, and an accommodating range of sizes at Nordstrom (from an Extra Small to an Extra Large) presents an opportunity to go the baggy route: wrapping yourself in the cashmere-blend layer’s embrace each and every evening until spring returns again.
Guest in Residence Handloom Striped Cashmere & Wool Cardigan
Speaking of the oversized, the collection’s Handloom Cardigan fits the bill but spares you from imitating a balloon, courtesy of those vertical stripes (also known as the oldest optical trick in the fashion book). A deep V-neck encourages accessorizing with a pendant necklace, while that fringe at bottom doles out major personality. For best results, style with a glossy pencil skirt and some squared-off leather booties in a neutral hue, preventing a visual clash and letting the sweater’s own color combo do all the talking.
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Stacia Datskovska is a Senior Commerce Writer at WWD. Previously, she worked at ELLE DECOR as an assistant digital editor, covering all things luxury, culture, and lifestyle through a design lens. Her bylines over the past five years have appeared in USA Today, Baltimore Sun, Teen Vogue, Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and more. Prior to joining ELLE DECOR, Datskovska learned the ins and outs of e-commerce at Mashable, where she tested products, covered tentpole sales events, and curated gift guide roundups. She graduated from NYU with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international relations. Datskovska regularly reports on new, trending fashion releases worth shopping online.
