A hundredth anniversary is a good excuse to dress for dinner, even if dinner is at home. Derek Rose takes that possibility seriously with One Hundred Years, One Collection, a centenary capsule marking the Rose family’s beginnings in 1926.
The menswear gives domestic life its own dress code, from the liquid sheen of cabernet silk pajamas to a smoking jacket with an archival rose pattern woven into Verona silk jacquard for the first time. Its shawl collar and tasseled belt bring a little ceremony to getting comfortable.
Derek Rose One Hundred Years, One Collection
The Duke dressing gown offers another interpretation of luxury at home, introducing checks to the handmade, silk-lined cashmere design. Worn open over boxer shorts, it puts the luxury exactly where its wearer can appreciate it.
There is a more everyday appeal to the Kelburn brushed cotton pajamas, their burgundy and teal checks styled with a ribbed sweater draped across the shoulders. That small gesture connects the bedroom wardrobe to the clothes a man might wear through a lazy Sunday. The collection treats time at home as an occasion worth dressing for, even when the only person appreciating the effort is you.
