29 Dec 2014 White Scarves
It’s cold outside. And no matter how warm your coat is, you’ll have to protect your neck. A scarf will do exactly that as well as complete your outfit! They keep you warm, giving you a cozy ‘winter wonderland’ feeling. It’s also a great outfit addition to looking stylish during the freezing months. So instead of shivering up a storm, cuddle up in a cozy and oh-so-cute scarf!
Though a scarf can be used any time of year, they are most wonderful during the winter. Here are some ideas of choosing a scarf in winter. Since its freezing cold outside, match your scarf color to the environment outside. This time, go for a white or an off-white scarf that may help bring you out of your cold weather funk. Here’s how.
A Designer Cream Silk Scarf
Float onto the scene in airy, feminine style with a cream colored silk scarf having a dark maroon dyed border. Add a stylish touch to any outfit with this beautiful scarf. The borders and sides of the scarf is hand stitched with traditional kantha stitch.
Silk Scarf on Khadi Silk
Instead of counting on your classic black wool scarf, consider an off white khadi silk scarf with block prints. This scarf is the perfect finishing touch to any outfit. The red and black block prints are all hand spun and hand woven to perfection. The scarf drapes and feel silky soft against the skin.
Light Weight Ivory Colored Silk Scarf
In winter months you can add a touch of luxury to any outfit with this designer scarf on tasar silk. This scarf has nice green leafy hand print with a narrow border all around that quickly spruces up everyday style. It adds a soft touch to your winter wardrobe as well. You can also pair it up with a cocktail dress for a stunning holiday stand out.
Time to brighten your basics. No matter which style your one-of-a-kind look calls for, any white or off white scarf will fill up your dresser with options that will accentuate any outfit. So, stay on the fashion track.
By: Pushpita, a freelance writer on world handicrafts and lifestyle. Pushpita holds a Masters in English literature and is a rich media professional.