If you are getting heartily fed up of receiving the same old boring gifts every time your birthday or Christmas comes around, then it’s time to take action and start dropping a few hints about those gorgeous silk scarves that you’d really like.
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Tired of Receiving the Same Old Gifts Every Year? It’s Time to Take Action!
Posted in Make Silk Scarves & Shawls the perfect gift, tagged gifts, hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, perfect gift, Silk scarf, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, women silk scarves on September 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Silk Scarves – Perfect to Go With the Tailored Look
Posted in Silk Scarves at Work, tagged hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarf, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, Tailored, wearing a silk scarves, women silk scarves on September 16, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Worn around the neck or shoulders, silk scarves add glamour, sophistication and that all-important touch of color to smart tailored suits.
Silk Scarves – Where Luxury Meets High Fashion
Posted in How to Save Money with Silk Scarves?, tagged accessories, hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, women silk scarves on August 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Silk scarves might have been the mark of luxury for centuries, but if it’s ever crossed your mind that there’s something slightly outdated about them, then think again.
The Color Purple
Posted in Silk Scarves and Shawls - Your Fabulous First Aid Kit, tagged hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Jenny Joseph, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, Warning, women silk scarves on May 8, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Jenny Joseph wrote a poem entitled Warning. Many women are probably familiar with the first line ‘When I am an old woman I shall wear purple’. This appealing verse addresses the issue of restrictions resulting from living responsibly stating this is what we can successfully do as we age. The list includes “childish” things such as eating those samples displayed in stores, releasing the alarm, wearing our slippers outdoors when it rains, picking other people’s flowers and wearing the color purple.
How to Cut Out the Costs of Designer Evening Wear
Posted in How to Cut Out the Costs of Designer Evening Wear, tagged hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, women silk scarves on May 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Casual and workday attire may be inexpensive and cheerful, yet, when it comes to those special evenings out, this simply will not do. While shelling out more pending money for these outfits may seem to be the answer, we still run the risk of turning up in an identical outfit someone else is wearing. Designer garments are not a fool proof method of avoiding the clone syndrome.
Matching Your Silk Scarf or Shawl to the Time of Year
Posted in How to choose a Handmade Scarf?, tagged hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, Time of Year, women silk scarves on April 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Nothing remains consistent or constant in the world of fashion. Colors change as often do the seasons. One summer everyone must wear soft pink; the next year, it could be white and black. At times, the colors selected as the popular ones do not always correspond with the seasons or time of the year.
Silk Scarves and Shawls for City Girls
Posted in Where to wear your lovely silk scarves and shawls?, tagged city, City Girls, hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, women silk scarves on March 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It is always pleasant to spend some time in the countryside. It is a soothing break from the hustle and bustle of city life. Yet, for many, this is what they love – the noise, the vibrant life, the exuberance of all that does, and could possibly, happen. Cities are smorgasbords of all the world can offer.
Two Great Ways to Tie Your Silk Scarf Muffler-Style
Posted in How to Tie Silk Scarves, tagged hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, women silk scarves on March 11, 2011 | 1 Comment »
An ideal way to add interest, color and flair to almost any outfit is by adding a silk scarf. Yet, silk scarves go beyond adding zest. Natural silk is able to keep us toasty warm because it has marvelous heat retention capabilities.
Silk Scarves and Shawls – Your Fabulous First Aid Kit
Posted in Silk Scarves and Shawls - Your Fabulous First Aid Kit, tagged hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, women silk scarves on February 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
It is rare that our carefully laid plans go exactly as intended. When life throws us a curve, it can result in welcome change, diversity and instant impulsive fun. Sometimes, however, the curve ball results in less pleasant experiences.
Layer Up in Style With a Chic Silk Scarf or Shawl
Posted in Silk Scarves in Fall and Winter, tagged Fall Fashion, fall’s fashion, hand dyed scarves, hand painted scarves, hand painted silk, handmade scarf, looking sexy at winter, Silk scarf, silk scarves, silk scarves for women, silk shawl, silk shawls, winter 2011, winter fashion, women silk scarves on February 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
When the cold arrives, the only effective way to hold it at bay is to layer your clothing. The air builds up between each layer, providing warmth that keeps us contentedly snug. The major problem with layering is it may restrict your movement. Moreover, too many bulky layers make women feel fat, formless and unattractive – not the pleasantest way to spend the long winter months.
