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Scarves a plenty at Fashion Week

Natalie Zee of Coquette has been covering the runway shows at Fashion Week and has a great post about designer's using scarves.

Scarf style roundups

The always stylish Natalie Zee of Coquette recently wrote a post rounding up various scarf styles from Urban Outfitter's head scarf to Pucci scarves used as tops to the scarf as belt trends. Check them all out at :: Coquette

CRAZY ABOUT :: PUCCI :: a wardrobe basic

Years ago my mother bought me a Pucci scarf on a trip to Italy and I'm now an obessive fan of their psychedelic swirls and curls both current and especially vintage.  Every gal should have at least one (I'm up to eight!) since they give such a pow to any solid color outfit.  Nordstroms has a good selection online (many on sale now) and I will be sharing other styles that I find.

Left :: Emilio Pucci "Riflessi" Oblong Silk Scarf
Vibrantly patterned silk crepe can be worn as a belt or head wrap.
$150

CRAZY ABOUT :: arty scarves

How about this scarf?  It’s the Aqua Modular Scarf ($224) handmade by Galya Rosenfeld who uses reclaimed ultrasuede to create a pliable and unique style statement for your neck.  With her pieces in the collection of The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art think of this scarf as a piece of art and well worth the investment.  Available from Branch

Nicole Ritchie is Crazy about her red skull scarf

Find a red and black skull scarf from Target.  Read about it and buy it HERE

CRAZY ABOUT :: ETSY Indie designers go crazy with scarves, belts, shawls

I spent a few minutes poking around Etsy, the marketplace for independent designers, and discovered some amazing scarves, shawls, belts, headband....I'll share them over the next few weeks.  This scarf belt caught my eye.  It's from Angela Liu designs and is only $19 (with a $2 shipping charge...how do they do the ship for so little...humm, a mystery) and she offers to shorten or lengthen it for you. How's that for personalized service.

Shop at :: SanFranciscoCrafts

BUY THIS :: Pucci on sale at Bloomingdales

I'm always in hot pursuit for Pucci on sale and just found a beauty at Bloomingdale's.  Nab this luscious design for only $154.99 down from $260.  Think of it as an investment.

Shop at :: Bloomingdale's Scarf department

CRAZY ABOUT :: Kate Spade wool muffler

Even though it's about 90 degrees here in LA I'm looking ahead to the chilly months and discovered this oh so cute Kate Spade muffler in her signature colors for $145. 

CRAZY ABOUT :: Scarf Headbands

Scarf Headbands are all the rage ---check out US Weekly or Star or better yet, Vogue and Lucky and you'll see what I mean. ShopIntuition has a great selection of solids, skinnies, leather and my favorite, these retro 1960's patterns. 

Shop at :: ShopIntuition $44

Say it Loud! Say it Proud! Say it on a Scarf !?!

So everyone has something to say on their tee shirts these days.  That’s just fine in the summer heat, but what happens when the sun goes behind the clouds?  When the snow is falling and the wind is a blowing, where will you be then?  Ahhh, Lulette.  Rarely do I find a site that makes me want to say its name over and over again.  An online store for knit scarves of all kinds, with beautiful beautiful words to adorn them.

Owner/Designer Diane Naegel has transformed the otherwise silent neck scarf into a myriad of possibilities.  “It’s Good To Be Queen”, “Let Them Eat Cake”, and “Love Conquers All” (in Latin no less!) are just some of the few nublies individually knit to wrap you in warmth all winter. 

A new addition of ‘all season’ neck wear featuring scarves knit with a lightweight viscose crepe just seems too good to be true.  AND if Diane doesn’t provide you with whatever it is you need to get off your chest, you can create your own custom scarf and wear on your neck exactly what’s on your mind.

Visit: Lulette