Cashmere and leather cape.

In the following years, under the leadership of Franco and especially Sergio Loro Piana, the company evolved and specialized in the world's rarest and most precious natural fibers, becoming an international leader in cashmere, baby cashmere, and vicuña, an extremely fine and rare fiber from the Andean highlands. Loro Piana does not limit itself to fiber processing, but also participates in vicuña conservation and protection projects, collaborating with local communities to preserve this natural and cultural heritage.

Starting from the 1990s, the brand expanded its range by introducing ready-to-wear garments and accessories, while maintaining a consistent philosophy: quiet luxury, superior quality, and impeccable craftsmanship. This led to the creation of iconic pieces such as baby cashmere coats, ultra-lightweight scarves, storm-proof cashmere jackets, and elegant suede footwear.

In 2013, the LVMH group acquired a majority stake, supporting international expansion while leaving the brand's identity intact. Today, Loro Piana represents the pinnacle of quiet luxury: a perfect combination of unsurpassed materials, Italian savoir-faire, respect for nature, and meticulous attention to detail, embodying a philosophy of timeless elegance.

• Loro Piana.
• Cape.
• Purple cashmere.