Be it for academic purposes or to create a fashion statement (think Whovian), or to visibly pledge one’s allegiance to a specific school or club. Or perhaps it’s coverage in the name of modesty, a religious requirement maybe. No matter the agenda, there’s little doubt that scarves have, for better or for worse, left indelible marks on our wardrobes. Growing up, I loved sporting a jaunty little Pan Am Scarf Knot. When the desire for something flamboyant arose, a Double Wrap Neck Knot. And when it was a wee bit nippy, the Muffler. Of course, that was way back when I hadn’t yet developed a violent aversion to anything touching my neck, like I do today.
No matter, I continue to adore scarves from afar. Relishing how, when executed correctly, they exude that effortless Grace Kelly vibe, channeling the Audrey Hepburn look with panache. So classic. So elegant.
From a contemporary perspective, these ladies and gents cut quite the stylish profile with their individual, ahem, twists.
(L to R) Catherine of Not Dressed As Lamb, Keiko Lynn and Jane of Sea Of Shoes
(L to R) Gian Maria, Aram and Alex M
(L to R) Killy of Moon Magik, Ellie of Strut In Her Style and Diana of Zhours
On a sidenote, is it not FANTABULOUS how many male bloggers there are now? I’m a huge fan of showing there’s more to sartorial life than the same ole plain tee + distressed denims.
Back to scarf speak, are you part of the sorority?
Love, (scarfless) Sheela
Sheela Writes 
I adore layering with scarves, one of my favorite fall style tips! Yet, this post made me realize I need to add a bit more diversity to my tying skills… (:
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Hiya 🙂 there are SO many different styles, it’s simply mind-boggling!!! I’m glad the post showcased a few new ones for you. And thanks loads for reading the post, to begin with.
xo Sheela xo
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Thank you, my dear, for the feature. Love how you put everything together. Love what you picked here. You have an amazing blog. Love it!!
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You’re the one with the amazing blog but THANK YOU for saying such nice things 🙂 xo Sheela xo
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I love Scarfs too!! As long as you are creative a scarf can do wonders!
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I’m not savvy with scarves; I must confess. There’s such a fine line between chic and channeling the Queen Mum, bless her 🙂 xo Sheela xo
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Absolutely!!! Imagine a sari as a scarf – like woah.
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