Outfit Details:
Red Valentino Coat (old, similar here and here), Citizens of Humanity Jeans, Ferragamo Scarf & Pumps c/o
Over the years, I’ve collected my fair share of scarves in a variety of shapes and sizes. I used to buy them during our travels as keepsakes. I recently started wearing them again after a bit of a hiatus. I’ve been draping my silk scarves around my neck, sometimes left open or loosely tied. I’ve also always loved the effortlessness of a ponytail pulled back by just a scarf, a small scarf wrapped around a bun, or even a scarf folded in half and tied over my head (one of Clementine’s favorite styles as well:). When I just don’t feel like doing my hair, a scarf can be the perfect solution. Beyond that, I think scarves are a beautiful accessory to add to any classic look at any time. If you’re on the hunt for a pretty scarf this season, here are a few new styles to add to your collection.
Floral Study Scarf
This beautiful silk scarf reminds me of the botanical studies we have hanging in our home. Pair it with your favorite sweater as a delightful way to celebrate nature.
Toile Scarf
This classic toile scarf is the perfect accessory to pair with a wool coat or tie around your bag for an elegant and timeless look.
Floral Triangle Scarf
A smaller scarf, like this one , is perfect for adding to a hair bun, wearing as a necktie, or tying around a top-handle bag.
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