Fashion scarvesFashion scarves are piece of fabric worn on or near the head or around the neck for warmth, cleanliness, fashion or for religious reasons. In cold climates, a thick knitted scarf, often of wool, is tied around the neck to keep warm. This is usually accompanied by a warm hat and heavy coat. In drier, dustier climates, or in environments where there are many airborne contaminants, a thin headscarf, kerchief, or bandanna is often worn over the head to keep the hair clean. Over time, this custom has evolved into a fashionable item in many cultures, particularly among women. Eternally fashionable, fashion scarves are the most versatile accessory for women. The available variety of fabrics, shapes and sizes make the scarf ideal for all seasons and occasions. Hand painted silk scarves offer the perfect way to add a touch of elegance and charm to your attire – formal or informal. Printed scarves are also offered internationally through design houses such as Etro, Marisol Deluna, Hermes, Nicole Miller, Ferragamo, Emilio Pucci, Lulu Guiness and Casol to mention a few. Fashion scarves: Methods to wear scarves around your neck There are various ways to wear fashion scarves around the neck. These include the Fold & Loop method, the Wrap Once & Loose method and just like tying a bow method. Let's see these methods in detail. The fold & Loop look is obtained when you fold the scarf in half, then fold it around your neck and finally tuck the two loose ends through the loop. This type of wrap is best for bulky scarves that have a lot of mass to them. The Wrap Once & Loose look can be used to wear chiffon silk scarves. You wrap the scarf once around your neck and leave the ends loose. Just like tying a Bow look is for a shorter scarf. It's actually for a scarf that is meant to hang simply around the neck with the ends loose and in front of the chest. The alternative way to wear it is to place it around your neck and begin to tie it like a bow... Only, you just don't "bow" it. Fashion scarves: More methods for wearing scarves around your neck There are some more exciting methods for wearing fashion scarves around the neck. These include the keep Wrapping & Wrapping method and the Belly Dancer scarf method. In the keep Wrapping & Wrapping method you take one end of the scarf and keep it loose, just below your shoulder. Then you wrap and wrap and wrap the rest around your neck. Once you get to the end of the scarf, you just tuck the leftover end into the mass around your neck. Belly Dancer Scarf look can be made by placing the long corner of the scarf in the center of your chest, just above the boobs. Then take the ends and circle them around your neck, tucking them into the front. This is also a great way to wear large scarves that you can fold in half and "triangulate" in the front. This is a very popular way to wear scarves right now. Fashion scarves: Parisian Neck Tie method The Parisian neck tie method needs a special emphasis as the Parisian Neck Tie is a look that can be considered as the most polished way to wear a scarf, specifically a small square scarf. This is what most of us envision when we think of scarves and Paris. Fashion scarves: Guidelines for wearing scarves in other novel forms As regards to wearing a scarf around your neck, it is such a classy stylish look, that you really shouldn't worry about it being dated. But have you ever thought about other ways of wearing scarves other than tying them around the neck? In fact scarves are a perfect way to brighten up any outfit you have and will allow you to be adventurous with colour while still being workplace appropriate. This can be done in any number of ways. A scarf tied around the handle of your bag will give a new perspective to your everyday tote. Fashion scarves: More novel methods of using fashion scarves Ever thought of using the scarf as an accessory to your attire or hide something that you don't want to show in a fashionable way or even use it as a hand bracelet? Yes it is possible. You can thread your scarf through the loops of your skirt or pants to break up dull colours created by head-to-toe black or navy. A silk scarf is also the perfect solution for a bad hair day. Just fold the scarf into a strip and tie it around your head to make a chic headband. Scarves wrapped around your wrist can become a fantastic alternative to a bracelet if you can't stand having jewelry banging while you work. Fashion scarves: Matching your scarf with the season. You can wear scarves according to the season. For summer you have different scarves with different functions and for winter you have altogether different scarves made for the cold climate. Therefore while you are adventurous in your scarf choice, remember the season also. Bright bold scarves are great for the warmer months — look for graphic Pucci-inspired prints and pretty florals to complement the season. For winter, try stripes and classic prints — you can even splurge on a Hermes scarf, the holy grail of all scarves! Article by Sanjay Nair --------------------------------------------------------------------- Once in a month synopsis of all new page additions: Dear friends,
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