Scarves for Your Tresses

The scarf woven through this girl's braided hair is a major fashion "Do". Not only is it simple to produce (we all have scarves at home) but it instantaneously adds something unusual to any ensemble. I would recommend trying to look both with the scarf as it's own 'third' of hair and with the scarf mixed in with two separate 'thirds'.

Let's also not let head scarfs go unnoticed. This look is really chic and can keep your ears warm on those cold city days. Experimenting with over-sized earrings is optional.

A Knot for your Scarf

 

Another intricate way to knot your scarf. It looks particularly interesting because of the lines printed on the fabric.

Photo courtesy: The Sartorialist

Really Thick Scarves

Thick scarves are so sweet. I like when they are fat, knit, and wrapped around several times.

The girl in this photo is styled perfectly, I love the leather gloves paired with the floral, long sleeved dress and polka dot tights.

Hint of Cheetah

I've never been too crazy about cheetah print, but I really like it when it is used in small amounts (top: shoes, bottom: scarf) in these looks on Marloes Horst. It really adds playfulness to an outfit.

On another note, I love the black trench paired with the shorts and big bow in the first look and I think the second look is something you can wear on an everyday basis that looks very put together.

Photos  courtesy: Blanco

Knots of Scarves

I love all the different ways to tie scarves, here is one more option. It does look vastly different from the way it looks with a thicker scarf but still, another notch in the fashion book

Street Style

I love this girl's entire ensemble, the skirt with the jacket and scarf in blues and greens. And there are those visible socks again. Most of all I love her ponytail because it makes the outfit carefree and gives it a youth annnd she still looks pretty.

Motorcycle Jacket

This whole look works for me, it's just a blend of pieces that I really like. I especially like how she softens up a harsh motorcycle jacket with the soft knits and the side braid. She also doesn't have much jewelry on which is a nice balance considering the number of clothing items.

Airport Wear

Usually when traveling people wear sweats and what they think is their most comfortable attire, however, whenever I do that I get where I'm going not only am I restless from sitting for so long but also I feel icky and gross. So maybe I'll aim to be more like these girls next time.
First of all, I really like riding boots right now. They are warm and keep out the elements. And whoever said that a sweater, scarf or peacoat isn't comfortable, hasn't worn these items.

Tights+Cowboy Boots

I really like this girl's style, she looks really comfortable and warm but I love the way she wore tights with her cowboy boots. The pop of color of her bubble gum pink pashmina makes the look stand out particularly.

Photo courtesy: Glamour Magazine

Simple Tank

Naomi Clark's tank by Alexander Wang is a style that I've been wearing lately. I really like that it's a relaxed top with the black scarf over it. Very refreshing I think, especially paired with the right jewelery or a leather jacket. Side note: I like the thin brown belt around her waist too.

Circle Scarf

I'm really liking the idea of a circle scarf. American Apparel sells them in all sorts of colors and washes for about $30 each. I haven't given in to the idea of paying that much for something I can sew myself yet, but I probably will sometime soon. If I did, I'd probably wear it long like the girl in the first picture, but then again there's about 20 different ways to wrap yourself in it. Very versatile.

Casual Meets Stylish

Everything she's wearing is cute, nothing I would think of. A sweater dress with a graphic tee, colorful scarf, socks, booties... I'm thinking how I could piece this together in my own closet.

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