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This is my latest scarf. Found this square scarf during the first week of October, either thrown away, flown away or flown away and left there. It looks like a uniform scarf (neck tie) in Blue, Red, Black and White zig-zag pattern. No tag. Material feels light and slippery, possibly satin. This looks like a very classy piece. Haven’t worn it yet.
So on the 4th of October, I wore the first winter scarf this season. It was this small gray and white block scarf that I have recently gotten with that big bundle of scarf that my friend gave me.
No idea which company produced it. It’s about two meters long and warm but not too much.
Today’s scarf is this contrasting orange-blue and some yellow light summer scarf. I cannot remember if I ever wore it out in public. It’s not one of my favourites but it reminds me of art gallery and exhibition openings. It was given to me along with many other scarves by a family friend.No idea on which brand it is, possibly something ‘made in italy’.
Will you look at that, a photo outside! I was waiting for the bus- my favourite thing to do. This is another scarf from the new lot. It’s a long, patchwork scarf with colours that I think are neutral (for my wardrobe) but somewhat have an accent.
The scarf doesn’t look like it’s that wide but actually the patches are stretchy, so it stretches but doesn’t stay pulled unless it’s held.
This is my current ‘abroad’ scarf, since I only take one.
well look who it is! So today’s scarf is this paisley square scarf which can be worn tied round the neck or as a head/hair scarf. We’ve always has this at my house, since I can remember. I feel both ruffled and classy when I wear it, depending on how. If it’s with a bodycon dress, then it’s class but here, it’s more ruffled.
The colours shown in the photos don’t do it justice!
Today’s scarf is this flowy purple chiffon one. Love the colour on it. This scarf was my bridesmaid scarf during my sister’s wedding and I consider it a plus. It matched the dress which I still have but I should use this scarf on it’s own. Great for weddings and although thin, the material will provide heat. Wearing this scarf with plain toned down clothes make it pop out, but even if the clothes are bright, it still creates a nice pop.
Today’s scarf is this patterned, shocking blue scarf. Really the photos don’t do it justice, they were taken when it was already starting to get dark. This is a uniform type scarf, usually worn as a muffler tied around the neck, it is actually my sister’s old uniform summer scarf which I may have scurried away once she didn’t need it anymore along with its sibling the winter scarf.
It’s a very cheery scarf, despite being blue which isn’t usually associated with that feeling. The patches of colour on the scarf of greens and blues contribute to this.
Today’s scarf is this pretty summer stole type scarf. It was my mum’s but not sure if she had received it as a gift or free, I think as a gift. It has really bright colours and lovely patterns. There are stripes of thickness, some stripes are more transparent than others.
I don’t wear this often, although today I wore it while out for a countryside road and partially for gardening at home as well. I wrote this for the LGBTQI awards in 2015 with a nice black dress and a long black blazer. Really made the outfit more sophisticated. I’ll try to wear this more for celebrations!
