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Le Charlie Fox: When Cashmere Goes From the Golf Course to Cocktails
Kiki de Montparnasse and Southampton’s Charlie Fox team up on a new cashmere collection that brings country-club style into a more relaxed Hamptons state of mind.
Here in the Hamptons, luxury doesn’t shout. It sidesteps the obvious and slips quietly from the golf course to afternoon strolls in Southampton, all the way to sunset cocktails. The clothes? They have to keep pace seamlessly.
That’s where “Le Charlie Fox” comes in: a new partnership between Kiki de Montparnasse and Charlie Fox. Two brands that, frankly, couldn’t be more different if they tried, but somehow found common ground in the sweet spot between sensuality, leisure, and a kind of modern luxe that’s less showy, more lived-in.
The collection itself is slim — deliberately so. A cashmere vest ($215, if you’re counting) and matching cashmere shorts (the set’s $400). You could call it sport-inspired, but it’s softer around the edges. Think nostalgia, but not retro. Relaxed, but not lazy. The kind of richness that actually gets worn, not left hanging in the closet for “special” days.
Julia Levi, Charlie Fox’s founder and creative director, is the mastermind behind this. Her perspective on style and life suits the East End perfectly, a place where fashion, wellness, and social scenes all blur into one.
Kiki de Montparnasse brings its own particular flavor: think New York luxury brand, grounded in sensuality and intimacy, with a heavy emphasis on killer materials and craftsmanship. Their fabrics come from the world’s best mills, details are hand-made in Manhattan, and there’s a couture-level care that you probably won’t find elsewhere.
For Charlie Fox, this collab loosens the old country-club style and gives it a fresh, intimate twist. Out goes the technical, stiff stuff, in comes cashmere and a laid-back vibe.
It’s fashion for those in-between hours, when the rules get fuzzy.
And that ambiguity is part of the charm. The vest works solo or with layers, while the shorts turn a typical sport-inspired look into something that’s as much about texture as it is about style. Resort-wear ease with a sharper edge.
Where you buy it is interesting, too.
Charlie Fox isn’t your regular shop — it’s a luxury cannabis boutique in Southampton. They sell designer CBD (flowers, vapes, gummies, you name it), but the vibe is less dispensary, more private tasting room. Staff guide you like sommeliers, and the experience skews toward hospitality.
So “Le Charlie Fox” doesn’t drop into the retail space out of nowhere, it extends that same lifestyle pitch: what you wear, what you drink, how you spend your day and wind down at night. It’s all part of one equation.
The collection’s online now via Kiki de Montparnasse, and you can find it at Charlie Fox in Southampton. In a place where day slides into night and “dress codes” are a suggestion, not a rule, this feels just right.
Cashmere on the golf course? In the Hamptons, that’s not indulgence. That’s just what you wear.
Visit Le Charlie Fox to learn more.
