scarf
A Noose for Each Month
It’s officially now September, which means the days will begin to get shorter as well as colder. Scarves are definitely an item you will need to wear within the upcoming months, but let’s not pile the wool around our necks just yet.
Here are scarves that are appropriate for each of the remaining months of this year, in both style and material.
September: $42.00, www.piperlime.com, $10.00, www.topshop.com
October: $19.50, www.ardenb.com, $48.00, www.madisonlosangeles.com
November: $42.00, www.anthropologie.com, $28.00, www.urbanoutfitters.com
December: $35.00, www.fredflare.com, $195.00, www.shopbop.com
I’M BORED: Drew Barrymore
I can’t really call this a WTF because there is nothing horrible about this outfit, but there’s also nothing thrilling. I do like her pants, but I’m really over the Ray Ban glasses and houndstooth scarf, and think the shoes are a little weird…the color is alright, but is that a flower or…what?
SOURCE: Jezebel
Designers to Know: Giia
So kooky neckwear isn’t one of my favorite things to write about as so much of it is utter crap, but I spotted these on Kingdom of Style and I’m warming up to them. They are structurally intriguing and while they might not be the warmest thing, they will definitely add some umph to your basic white tee.
You can shop her Etsy shop for more looks.
So kooky neckwear isn’t one of my favorite things to write about as so much of it is utter crap, but I spotted these on Kingdom of Style and I’m warming up to them. They are structurally intriguing and while they might not be the warmest thing, they will definitely add some umph to your basic white tee.
You can shop her Etsy shop for more looks.
LINKAGE: Neck Adornments
HatScarfGloves by Telfar
We wrote about them before, but now I found a really cool invention from Telfar that will surely get you through the Fall effortlessly. Used as both or either a hat/scarf/gloves and is only $112.
“Fashion meets function when this brimmed gray hat doubles as a scarf and triples as gloves in this avant-garde accessory from New York design genius Telfar.”
Thanks BookOfJoe for pointing this out.
