Your Cart:
0 Items
Order Total: $0.00

0 Product
$0.00




Home Blog silk scarves

Posts Tagged ‘silk scarves’

Do You Have A Plan To Take Scarves As A Gift?

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 by ellen

Choosing any item of clothing for a gift can often be difficult. There are so many things that need to be taken into consideration. Not the least of which is the receivers own sense of style, fashion and color preferences. While a scarf can be a wonderful and imaginative gift idea, choosing the right one can seem like an overwhelming task. This simple guide may make choosing the perfect gift simpler.

Age of the Recipient
The first thing you need to take into consideration is the age of the recipient. Younger people tend to be drawn towards brighter colors and wild designs. If you are choosing a scarf for someone under 30 then choosing something with a rainbow of bright colors in stripes or a geometrical design will not only be appreciated but will actually allow them to wear this accessory with countless items, especially jeans.

If you are choosing a gift for an older person, then choose from one of many beautiful scarves that come in a neutral color. Monochromatic designs in oatmeal, cream, white, black or even red will go with more outfits in an older individuals wardrobe and can be worn for casual, business or even dress.

Styles of Scarves
Scarves come in different shapes and styles. There are scarves that are long and thin, big squares that can double as shawls and everything that is in between. Here is where knowing an individual sense of style comes in handy. However, if you do know their sense of style you may want to purchase a long and thin scarf as it can be worn in a variety of different ways making it easy for the recipient to use this accessory to create their own style.

Another option would be instead of giving just one, give two or three scarves in different shapes and styles that will allow the receiver to experiment with different ways to wear these creations.

Material
Choosing the right material is as important as choosing the right scarf. Most women will enjoy the look, feel and luxury of a cashmere or silk scarf. These materials will also go well with any kind of outfit lending more versatility to your gift. However, if your budget is limited there are many polyester blends and even cottons that are used in scarves that can give a very exclusive and fashionable look to any outfit.

Scarves for Men
If you are choosing from a selection of scarves for men, then your safest choice is to choose a simple lightweight cashmere one that can be worn with either a sweater or a suit. You can also match a silk one with a matching tie for more formal occasions if the man likes to look dignified when he dresses up.

Choosing the right scarf to give as a gift is relatively simple as long as you remember that simplicity is usually the key in choosing these accessories. Sticking to the basics of color and design and selecting materials that feel and look luxurious is the key to choosing the perfect gift.

Silk Scarves - Four Ways To Match Them

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009 by ellen

The women who knows how to match clothing accessories should be familiar with how to use silk scarves. An appropriately combined silk scarf can add a fashion sense and also highlight your mature elegance. Either wrapping or draping with a silk scarf can make a huge difference for your outfit. A few more scarves can give you a unique charm. Check out four popular ways to match your silk scarves and see which one is your favorite.

1. silk scarves with professional dress in light color

silk scarves with light color professional dress

silk scarves with light color professional dress

2. silk scarves with professional dress in dark color

silk scarves with dark color dress

silk scarves with dark color dress

3. silk scarves with shirts

silk scarves and shirts

silk scarves and shirts

4. silk scarves with other accessories

silk scarves and other accessories

silk scarves and other accessories

Silk Scarves + Summer Dress = Fall Outfit

Friday, October 2nd, 2009 by ellen

During the transition period from Summer to Fall, silk scarves are stars’ the most favorite fashion accessory. You can still show your sexy with your summer dress but not afraid of cold with silk scarves. Now take a look how celebrities wear their silk scarves in the early fall.

white silk scarves

white silk scarves

Tips: A black skirt with casual style is hot. A randomly wrapped white silk scarf and super sunglasses give you a star style.

skull black silk scarves

skull black silk scarves

Tips: Skull black silk scarves are on the market for some time but is still popular. A simple scarf knot is good for the black outfit.

Lively color silk scarves

Lively color silk scarves

Tips: If you prefer a jacket, try a lively color scarves, such as purple scarves.

big silk scarves with plain patterns

big silk scarves with plain patterns

Tips: Nicole Richie is a big fan of silk scarves. A big size silk scarf with plain patterns fits for a white sleeveless vest.

sequin/beaded silk scarves

sequin/beaded silk scarves

Tips: Carrie matches a unique beaded silk scarves with a gray cotton T shirt. The sequin decoration gives the common clothing a gorgeous evening dress feel.

soft elegant silk scarves

soft elegant silk scarves

Tips: Take a soft elegant silk scarf to go with a multiple layer silk skirt.

small short silk scarves

small short silk scarves

Tips: A short and small silk scarf is a perfect accessory for formal dress. Put the scarf knot at the side and hair styles are also a consideration.

big size silk scarves

big size silk scarves

Tips: Contrast is always a unique way in fashion. The slim body goes with a super size silk scarf and you will be surprised with your fantastic final touch.

silk scarves and sunglasses

silk scarves and sunglasses

Tips: Sunglasses and silk scarves are not only for celebrities, but also for you. If you match just right, you will see the difference.

head silk scarves

head silk scarves

Tips: Sometime changing the way you wear silk scarves is a great experiment to transform your look, either a head scarf on your head or as a belt on the waist.

How To Match Scarves With Hairstyle

Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 by ellen

In the autumn and winter, women usually wear scarves to keep warm. However, your neck could look shorter if you have no good match between hair and scarves. If you take a look at those European fashion girls, you won’t be at a loss with the match of scarves and hairstyle.

Thick Scarves with horsetail hairstyle

Thick Scarves with horsetail hairstyle

How do you look not overstaffed with thick scarves? Try a high horsetail hairstyle.

long scarves with long curly hair

long scarves with long curly hair

Your long scarves are for long curly hair! It seems random but elegant at the other side.

small square silk scarves with pan head hairstyle

small square silk scarves with pan head hairstyle

Silk scarves always have a big role in the scarf family. The casual pan head style has a perfect match with small square silk scarves.

striped scarves with bobo hairstyle

striped scarves with bobo hairstyle

Is that cool enough that striped scarves go with bobo hairstyle?

autumn scarves with lower bob

autumn scarves with lower bob

Scarves with a loose low bob hairstyle are a good choice in the autumn.

animal print scarves with brown short hair

animal print scarves with brown short hair

If you have a brown short hair, it makes you easier to match scarves, such as animal print scarves.

head scarves with long straight hair

head scarves with long straight hair

Who told you that long straight hair doesn’t match well with scarves? Try to wear with a head scarf style and see what you have now.

8 Ways to Tie Your Silk Scarves

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009 by ellen

How to tie silk scarves is always a hot topic for scarf fans. People can have unlimited ways to tie a scarf with their creative thoughts. We collect and share the ways how to tie silk scarves. Those eight ways are suitable for long silk scarves or silk scarves with rectangular shapes.

1st silk scarf knot

how to tie long silk scarves

1st way to tie long silk scarves

a. Fold silk scarves with a basic way and wrap it around the neck. Both ends are folded as Figure 1 and make a butterfly knot.

b. Spread the knots from both sides with a round shape.

c. swing one end to the back after knot adjustment.

2nd silk scarf knot

How to tie silk scarves - 2nd knot

How to tie long silk scarves - 2nd knot

a. fold the silk scarf and wrap around the neck. Both ends crosses each other.

b. fold one end as figure 2 cross the other end and make a knot.

c.  put the end B on the shoulder.

3rd knot

how to tie silk scarves - 3rd knot

how to tie long silk scarves - 3rd knot

a. fold the silk scarf into 2cm width strip and make a slipknot around the neck.

b. both ends are twisted as figure 2 until the end

c. surround the slipknot from the twisted strip with circling fingers  anticlockwise.

d. twisted as step c and leave 5cm length at the end. Pin the scarf knot and make an adjustment.

4th silk scarf knot

how to tie long silk scarves - 4th knot4th scarf knot final result

a. fold  the silk scarf into a long strip.

b. make a knot at one end.

c. put the other end into the knot and do a final touch for the knot.

5th silk scarf knot

how to tie long silk scarves - 5th knothow to tie long silk scarves - 5th knot final result

a. fold silk scarves longitudinally and make a loose knot at one end 10cm away from the end.

b. make an organ-like fold at the other end.

c. put the organ fold through the loose knot made in step a and tighten the knot.

6th scarf knot

how to tie long silk scarves - 6th knothow to tie long silk scarves - 6th knot final result

a. fold the silk scarf longitudinally into a strap and then fold laterally. twisted as in figure.

b. wrap around the  neck and put the loose end through the loop at the other end.

7th scarf knot

how to tie long silk scarves - 7th knothow to tie silk scarves - 7th knot final result

a. fold the silk scarf into a strap.

b. make a knot at one end and put the other end into the previous loose knot.

8th scarf knot

how to tie long silk scarves - 8th knothow to tie long silk scarves - 8th knot final result

a. fold the scarf as in figure.

b. Take the folded end as a loop and both two loose ends go through the loop.

Hermes Silk Scarves Of 2009 Fall/Winter Series

Monday, August 17th, 2009 by ellen

One of the persistent missions is to make merchandise impeccable. Now it is  the time to enjoy the Hermes silk scarves for 2009 Fall/Winter season.

Hermes silk scarves - Brides de Gala

Hermes silk scarves - Brides de Gala

This silk scarf is named as Brides de Gala which a master piece from Hugo Grygkar. The dip dye technique is applied for this silk scarf during the production. The vintage vision effect and soft silk texture add a unique charm for this silk scarf.

Hermes silk scarves - Tout en Carré-

Hermes silk scarves - Tout en Carré

This silk scarf is designed by Bali Barret and made of jersey silk. The inspiration of the scarf is coming from the legendary work - Duc attelé et groom à l’attente. This scarf has six color options.

Hermes silk scarves - Finish

Hermes silk scarves - Finish

This “Finish” silk scarves are designed by Jean-Louis Clerc. The nostalgic pattern and retro silk texture give the square silk scarves spirit and energy.

Hermes silk scarves - Hermès En Voyage

Hermes silk scarves - Hermès En Voyage

At the first look, you will suspect that it is just a silk scarf which is full of national flags. Nothing else! After taking a closer look, you will see that all the patterns are ingeniously connected with Hermes classic elements, such as  water chestnut, stiff bit, saddle iron, capital H. Suddenly a history documentary starts before your eyes.

Hermes silk scarves - Bolduc Au Carré

Hermes silk scarves - Bolduc Au Carré

The tassel design brings a fresh breeze for this silk and cashmere interwoven scarves. This scarf has a root from the landmark of bolduc belt decoration. The whole pattern is a mosaic patter with a knitting texture. The color options are all from Hermes logo colors.

How Movie Star Wears Fuchsia Silk Scarves

Sunday, August 16th, 2009 by ellen

Silk scarves are a favorite accessory for all women including famous movie stars. The popular color, fuchsia, is definitely a hot color this year. Check out how Zhang Ziyi wins her compliments with fuchsia silk scarves.

Zhang Ziyi with a fuchsia silk scarf

Zhang Ziyi with a fuchsia silk scarf

Scarves - Perfect Match with V-Shape Knitwear

Thursday, August 13th, 2009 by ellen

Time passes soon and the fall is coming to closer. A V-shape knitwear with a soft touch is the first choice in the early fall. However, what do you do if you don’t like too much exposure from your neckline? Yes, pick your scarves. It can decorate your neck and also keep a sexy feel with a partially exposed neck skin. Silk scarves can do more, not only beautiful, but also keep your skin smooth.

Scarves match with V-shape knitwear

Scarves match with V-shape knitwear

How to Tie a Scarf - Butterfly Knot

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 by ellen

The ways to tie a scarf could be countless. Here is another creative way to tie your scarf - butterfly knot:

1. wrap around your neck with a scarf, make a simple knot with the right half below;

2. fold the righ half evenly;

3. put the folded half underneath the left part and then cross the left half following the arrow direction as in the photo;

4. make the knot tight.

A butterfly knot is done. The picture shows you the process and is found in wenxuecity.

how to tie a scarf -  butterfly knot

How to Care for Silk

Sunday, July 26th, 2009 by ellen

Silk garments and accessories always have a luxury position in your wardrobe. By knowing the right way to clean, dry, press, and store silk, you can give your silk garments with a prolonged life. Here are general tips for silk care including cleaning, drying, pressing, and storing silk.

Silk Cleaning

Three ways you can try are hand wash, machine wash, and dry clean.

Hand wash is recommended for almost all silk products with current weaving technology. Hand wash is recommended with an important advantage: it will refresh and rejuvenate the silk fabric with warm water washing. The following rules you should remember during the hand wash: use warm water and mild, non-alkaline soap or good shampoo; completely rinse with clean water added a few tablespoon white vinegar or a few drops of hair conditioner for extra silky feel; Soaking time is never longer than a few minutes; No harsh detergents that contain bleaches or brighteners.

Machine wash is feasible with new model washing machines, such as LG, Bosch. You can use silk setting at a temperature of no more than 86°F (30°C) and selected detergents that contain no enzymes and brighteners. Using a mesh bag and separating colors are highly recommended.

Dry clean is the last resort if necessary. But you should let dry cleaner know that it is silk and make sure that they know how to clean silk.

Drying Tips

Even if you machine wash, never use a machine dryer to dry any silk. Water can be pressed out by rolling the silk item up in the towel. Never wring or twist silk. When most of the water is out, silk garments or accessories are best to hung to dry. Some silk, such as bourette, should be dried on a flat surface. Avoid strong and direct sunlight.

Pressing

Always high temperature can make damage to your silk. If necessary, Iron the silk while damp using Silk setting on the iron. Most wrinkles in silk can be removed by hanging in the bathroom during a shower.

Storage

For long term storage, keep the silk away from sunlight, dust without plastic package.