Zalando brogues, Warehouse red tights, Velvet mini skirt (thrifted years ago), Top Man grey wool jumper. |
I tried two ways to emulate the scarf necklace and as the husband pointed out they didn't look much different. In the first pic below I folded the scarf in half and twisted it, before tying the end together. In the second, I put loose knots all the way along and then tied behind again.
Scarves are so versatile, although as I was discussing with a friend yesterday it is tricky to get the perfect one. So many shapes and styles, so many colours and patterns. I think my top tip is to start with a warm scarf with many colours in it (so that you can match with your plainer winter items) and a cotton or silk like long scarf for summer. Again as most of us have drawers full of plain tops this is a good way to introduce pattern and print. Have fun with them - mostly that don't cost much and you can guarantee they'll always fit! No suprises to know that this scarf is thrifted - I think for a pound.
Scarf twisted |
Scarf knotted |
Also here's a fab link from the Farmers You Tube channel on some different ways to tie scarves should you need any ideas, including how to twist them into the necklace as I've done.
Linking to Visible Monday and Thrifters Anonymous today.