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Weather is cooling down so just wearing a decorative silk scarf can add a bit of warmth. It can feminize the menswear tailored looks trendy this season, too.
I don't own any scarves. It's too much of a flight attendant look for my tastes.
It's also a very French look which is why I like all sorts of scarves in various shapes, sizes, textures and fabrics. I also like vintage looks in general. Bonus: they keep my long neck warm, too!
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I don't own any scarves. It's too much of a flight attendant look for my tastes.
Ita! It’s also an older look IMO. I like the scarves that are more contemporary for headbands or bags….some are even long enough to make a chic belt for a cinched waist or unique accessory.
I have a bunch of Hermes scarves and I love wearing them!
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Ita! It’s also an older look IMO. I like the scarves that are more contemporary for headbands or bags….some are even long enough to make a chic belt for a cinched waist or unique accessory.
