Fall Fashion: The Farm-to-Table Revolution At World’s End Farm
Upstate New York’s Worlds End farm—and its unrivaled, hauntingly antique flora—serves as the perfect foil for a rustic romance draped in the season’s coziest shearling coats.
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The pond catches the sun behind the property’s historic swing-beam barn.
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Bundle up for the magic hour in luxurious layers. Models Rianne Van Rompaey and Anna Ewers and actor Boyd Holbrook, star of Netflix’s hit series Narcos, matched theirs to the surrounding fields. From far left: Van Rompaey wears a Sacai coat, $3,575; Bergdorf Goodman, NYC. Ewers wears a Coach 1941 coat ($2,795) and dress ($795); coach.com. Holbrook wears a Carhartt jacket.
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Photographed on location at Nectar Hills Farm and the Saipua farm, Worlds End
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A characteristically lush arrangement of yellow cosmos, Queen Anne’s lace, sumac, and rudbeckia in the refurbished barn, which is now used for tomato canning and fiber-arts workshops.
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A view of the three-seasons porch at the back of the 1825 Greek Revival house.
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Sarah Ryhanen—who with her partner, Eric Famisan, owns Worlds End—leads the way through an allée of wildflowers to the tepee camp.
