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The one deviation from this principle is quite possibly the crux of why I'm so passionate about fashion. You must stay true to who you are. Fashion exists to be a personalized, wearable art. To find something that makes you feel good in your skin and shine as the unique individual you are. Whether that calls for wearing white after Labor Day, black with brown, or even socks with sandals (!!!) you. be. you. I once read, "Just be yourself, everyone else is already taken." I really feel it is as simple as that.
Lately I've seen many of the fashion elite running around New York in silk scarves....but I just can't do it. I think I just have internalized that as a Mom Jean marker rather than the classic stigma I'm fully aware they carry.
Here is the silk scarf in the current (and classic) fashion :
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I can completely agree this is a beautiful scarf, but every top I wear is generally low cut, so I have a hard time wearing things with a lot of fabric around the chest and neck without feeling frumpy. I do not know why...it just feels constricting.
Here is how I wear a silk scarf:
It is still a classic silk scarf, Dolce & Gabbana no less, just with some added funk and flair...like me!
Fashion Rule: Stay True to Who You Are.
3 comments:
Oh I always envy people when they can wear their scarfs in so many different ways because its ever so clever x
I"m so jealous of how cool you look in that head scarf... I would look ridiculous if I tried that! ... but I guess that's the point of the post, right? If it doesn't look right on me I should force it.
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aww thank you so much! Yes this was an absolute accident I stumpled upon while playing around with a new way to use a scarf I loved and never wore. And now I think I'll adopt it as my signature!
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