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And speaking of things that are outdated?

Hope those hugh scaves around the neck (forever scarves?) are gone. They look so bad on anyone. I know, I know you wear one and look adorable and everyone compliments you.

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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?

LOVE those scarves! We call them super scarves.

I’ve made stacks of them and will wear them forever.
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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?

  I don’t like the way I look in scarves.I’m petite & feel they overwhelm my frame. I do like how they look on taller 

women.

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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?

Scarves have always been in my fashion repertoire.  I don't wear one every day, but I know how to incorporate one as a beautiful accessory.  If you know what you're doing, they can look fabulous. 

 

As we move into warmer weather soon, a soft, silky long scarf can be worn like a long necklace, elongating the figure.  It can also bring color or a pattern I wouldn't normally wear in a top or bottom.

 

I also love to tie a coordinating scarf on my handbag handle.  Looks very chic, in my opinion.  

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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?

I don't think they're outdated.

 

I see women wearing scarves all the time - fashion scarves, not cold weather scarves.

 

 

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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?


@NicksmomESQ wrote:

  I don’t like the way I look in scarves.I’m petite & feel they overwhelm my frame. I do like how they look on taller 

women.


I'm right there with you, sister.  5 ft tall.

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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?


@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

Hope those hugh scaves around the neck (forever scarves?) are gone. They look so bad on anyone. I know, I know you wear one and look adorable and everyone compliments you.


I don't like to see Q models come out with them obstructing your vision of a top or jacket, neckline. If they want to add that sort of thing to their own look, fine, but, when your modeling clothes for purchase don't clutter the landscape.

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Re: And speaking of things that are outdated?

I do not think classics are ever totally outdated. I am an old woman now , but have known women from when I first started noticing fashion to currently who are absolute magicians with scarves. They can use scarves to make something basic look fabulous and/or varied.

 

Me-- not so much . If I tie them , they come untied , travel around on my body, or get caught on the furniture . Smiley Happy I do like winter ones for warmth with my coat in sub zero weather and find the forever versions easier to keep intact.

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I don't really see them being outdated.  Just don't buy and wear them if you hate them!  I am a minimalist when it comes to accessories.  Hate all accessories.  To me they just get in the way of comfort.  I notice that those who accessorize a lot spend a good bit of time adjusting scarves, necklaces, bracelets, etc. keeping them from getting caught on things and in things, I'm too impatient for all that!  

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

Hope those hugh scaves around the neck (forever scarves?) are gone. They look so bad on anyone. I know, I know you wear one and look adorable and everyone compliments you.


 

I like them!  But I'm not so sure how adorable I look.