Fall is officially here, and it’s time to strut your scarf! There’s nothing quite an artfully tied scarf to add a dash of chic to your winter coat. Echo Design has a range of amazing prints to fit your every mood: menswear, floral, graphic or vintage-inspired. So twist it up, and have fun! They range in price from $58.00 – $98.00, from Echo Design.
From our friends at Shopalicious
Thi week the Shopping and Goodies fashion bloggers help bring awareness to Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month. Read on for stylish accessories, skincare and clothing for anyone recovering from thyroid surgery. Thyroid surgery leaves a scar on your neck, so our the Shopping and Goodies bloggers are sharing their inspirations on how to accessorize your neck with jewelry, scarves, turtlenecks, and skincare options for protection from UV rays.
A Few Goody Gumdrops Supports Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month and asks Is Your Neck In Check?
Being High Maintenance, not Bitchy showcases ways to jazz up a simple turtleneck! Perfect for anyone, including those recovering from thyroid surgery.
Fashion Fille has an excellent post about fashionably wearing turtlenecks, which are great for covering surgery scars.
Fashion Hippo found perfect fall scarves to blend summer pieces with fall wardrobe.
Princess Dominique Dishes Fashion adores the Fair Isle Cowl Neck Sweaterdress. It’s a Staple for every Fall Wardrobe.
Shopping and Info likes LA Mer sunscreen for Thyroid Cancer survivors.
SomeoneSpoilMe.com found a new trend for Thyroid Cancer Survivors Scar Necklaces!
Style Eyes finds some quirky and unusual necklaces to hide any scars in her post neck love and necklaces
TheFind Blog is wrapped up in the luxe look of dramatic cashmere scarves from French Architect turned designer Denis Colomb. Remember that September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month!
Unfunded Supports Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month by discussing one of the biggest neck offenders…VAMPIRES!
What’s Haute Magazine tells how to protect your neck with Love Quotes scarves + check your neck for thyroid cancer.
There’s something that I’ve always loved about paisley. Maybe it’s because it’s a casual classic and inspires a boho look for summer dressing. Or that it’s colorful and reminds me of the beautiful block prints on Indian textiles. It’s a pattern that seems to always reappear each summer and is a perfect addition to a summer wardrobe especially in the form of a summer paisley sundress.
Another option to add paisley to your warm weather wardrobe is with a paisley scarf. I love summer scarves as accessories and this print can really be the focal point of your outfit! Same goes for paisley purse or a headband – ways to integrate the look without going overboard.
The green movement has slowly been snowballing, into something so big, no one ever expected it! Especially here in San Francisco: we carry our own canvas grocery bags, shop for organic produce at the local farmers market, drive electric cars, or better yet take public transportation. It’s only natural for us to take the next step into affordable Eco-friendly fashion!
Lisa Bittan has been doing her part, along with her partner in India, where they make beautiful scarves for Ya Living. The Ayurvedic fabric used for the scarf is 100% organic, and all hand-loomed, then dipped in organic herbs designed to enhance wellness and treat certain medical conditions. I was lucky enough to snatch up at gorgeous blue/gray scarf, helping with potential insomnia, and digestion problems!
The scarves are not only healing, but so attractive! They are ultra versatile, and chic. You can just pile on the material round and round your neck and make this statement accessory your own. This hot new design has barely been around for a year, but has definitely made an impact on the fashion community. Fred Segal and several boutiques in Southern California, and on the East Coast have already picked up the line and made several re-orders!
The scarves come in an array of colors, and now more designs are available. Just last week Lisa debuted a new silk/batik line made from the same herbal colors. I love the black and white, with the tie-dye print at the top, and the ikat print on the bottom! I wonder what that helps with? Maybe it’s for shopaholics–because I might just need that one too!
The gift box that these precious scarves come in, are no exception when it comes to the global movement. the boxes are either sewn by hand from the material of a tree native to India, or hand painted with traditional Indian art. This is one trend that is sure to become a classic!
From our friends at Brand Habit
