Fashion

[Dawnie]

Yes!  Yes!   I would wear.  I am a scarf wearer.  Adds texture and color.  

[Bird mama]

These always look great on models who are standing still.  It's been my experience with these things that once I start moving, I lose control of the garment.  Especially if they are a slippery type of fabric - too much futzing to keep them in place.

[BARBIE100]

YAY!!

[apple1964]

Nay... it would be driving me crazy dropping off my shoulders every few minutes. A big thumbs down for me.

[Snicks1]

Nay for me, as with the split pants thread, just all that fabric flapping around. In the way and never looks neat and tidy.

[NJgirl 1205]

What gorgeous prints.  I can see this very dressy (to throw over the shoulder of a simple gown) or super casual with jeans.  Certainly not something I would wear for work so think it's perfect for those who are retired.  Not sure it would look good on my busty frame but I think I may get one for my mom.  She would think it a fun accessory. Thanks for posting!

[qualitygal]

This could possibly be a good  idea for those restaurant who put the a/c too high for patrons.  I know the workers scurring around love the a/c, but just setting there....

[GCR18]

It's not a style I would wear.

[Andreatoo]

If they have sleeves they're just like a couple of kimono style wraps that I have but I don't wear them as scarves and I can't imagine doing so but then I'm not a scarf wearer. But being that I have two similar pieces I guess the answer is yes? Nothing wrong with scarves I just haven't a clue what to do with them!

[handygal2]

I'm not into scarfs OR capes so a scarf cape is a double nay for me, lol. Too much extra fabric equals unnecessary bulk.