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this medium sized (55x55cm) silk scarf with the cool prints of the automobiles can easily elevate an outfit to the next level
available on prada.com
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this skinny silk scarf is those who dare: with its bright colors you can simply tie a knot on your bag or on your neck and with an espresso in your hand, it’s a summer in Portofino already.
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equestrian style done in a modern sense: the king of silk scarves is present. with the funky hair of horses and a symmetrical design it’s not to be missed this season.
available on hermes.com
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realistic graphic design and colors of beige, brown and rust. I do see the suede boots walking in desert sand already.
available on hermes.com
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speaking of boots: still a symmetrical design but with beautiful footwear that’s highly unique & so eloquently hermes.
available on hermes.com
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molto eccentrico as the Italians say. this printed silk twill contains Versace’s signature print that’s full of greek inspired barocco motifs. pair it with denim, or a white shirt and although it will be eccentric, the silk twill will impress everyone.
available on versace.com
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silk’s beautifully saturated and vibrant colors shine through Ferragamo’s silk scarves. looking through their catalog I was impressed by the designs and how bravely they use their prints on these impressive canvases.
available on ferragamo.com
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another example of the beautifully vivid colors from ferragamo’s collection. on the print we can see Palazzo Spini from Florence, Tuscany where ferragamo is currently headquartered.
available on ferragamo.com
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maximalist designs can look effortless as well. this longchamp square (50x50cm) could be part of your everyday wardrobe from fall to spring.
available on longchamp.com
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although the house used to be Britain’s elegant giant with its iconic trench coats, currently it is struggling to find its way into fashion’s world. still, the team dealing with the designs of their silk scarves are doing an amazing job lately as I could easily pick 3 or 4 items from their line up. the designs are bright and loud with funky elements such as this one that’s named “raining cats and dogs”.
available on burberry.com
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