We are proud to announce the collaboration of actress and model, Rumer Willis. The partnership came about through Willis's love for the brand and cashmere, as well as NAKEDCASHMERE’s commitment to sustainability. This curation features NAKEDCASHMERE’s known and loved signature cashmere styles, reimagined for the modern mom. Below, an exclusive interview with Rumer and People Magazine.

We are proud to announce the collaboration of actress and model, Rumer Willis. The partnership came about through Willis's love for the brand and cashmere, as well as NAKEDCASHMERE’s commitment to sustainability. This curation features NAKEDCASHMERE’s known and loved signature cashmere styles, reimagined for the modern mom. Below, an exclusive interview with Rumer and People Magazine.

Speaking of first milestones as a mom, Mother's Day is coming up and you partnered with NakedCashmere to launch a capsule collection for moms and newborns for the holiday. Why was this important to you?

I've known about NakedCashmere for a long time, but then a couple years ago, there was one sweater that my sisters and I all kind of had passed around in our different times, and we would all be like, "Okay, I think it's my turn. I think it's my turn." I got to the point where I was like, "All right, I just need my own." We've always been trying to find a way to collaborate and do something together and incorporate all of the things I love: being a mom and cashmere.

I really blame my dad though because, from a young age, all three of us, my sisters and I would just go and steal his cashmere sweaters. I was spoiled from a very young age on magical, magnificent cashmere. I'm kind of a sucker. If I find a cozy sweater, I will choose that a thousand times over a purse, or a dress, or something like that. I've also become a bit of "that mom", which I didn't think that I would be, where I really am very conscious about the kind of fabrics, materials and things that I want to put on myself, that I want to have in my house, that I want to have around my kid. I literally started going through everything in my house, whether it's my mattress, my pillows, blankets, and really been trying to focus on just organic materials.

Speaking of first milestones as a mom, Mother's Day is coming up and you partnered with NakedCashmere to launch a capsule collection for moms and newborns for the holiday. Why was this important to you?

I've known about NakedCashmere for a long time, but then a couple years ago, there was one sweater that my sisters and I all kind of had passed around in our different times, and we would all be like, "Okay, I think it's my turn. I think it's my turn." I got to the point where I was like, "All right, I just need my own." We've always been trying to find a way to collaborate and do something together and incorporate all of the things I love: being a mom and cashmere.

I really blame my dad though because, from a young age, all three of us, my sisters and I would just go and steal his cashmere sweaters. I was spoiled from a very young age on magical, magnificent cashmere. I'm kind of a sucker. If I find a cozy sweater, I will choose that a thousand times over a purse, or a dress, or something like that. I've also become a bit of "that mom", which I didn't think that I would be, where I really am very conscious about the kind of fabrics, materials and things that I want to put on myself, that I want to have in my house, that I want to have around my kid. I literally started going through everything in my house, whether it's my mattress, my pillows, blankets, and really been trying to focus on just organic materials.

 Boy or a girl, I feel like it's deeply inevitable. My sister's still stealing my clothes. I still steal my mom's clothes. I still go over there to her house and take toilet paper or something. I thought about it the other day when I was snagging something from her house. I took water from her house, a case of water. I was like, "Oh, my kid is totally going to do this."

 Boy or a girl, I feel like it's deeply inevitable. My sister's still stealing my clothes. I still steal my mom's clothes. I still go over there to her house and take toilet paper or something. I thought about it the other day when I was snagging something from her house. I took water from her house, a case of water. I was like, "Oh, my kid is totally going to do this."