scarf

Spring fashions are full of color, in the form of both minimalist color-blocking designs and extravagant patterns.No longer used just as a winter accessory, lightweight scarves triple as neck gear, bag charms, and feminine head wraps. Whether on a date or going to work, make a statement with any of these fashion-forward.

Brighten up your wardrobe with a colorful scarf. Pair this striking scarf over Ts for everyday or with a silk maxi dress for evening. Tie it or wear it loose to show the  ruffles.Made of lightweight cotton, this scarf transitions perfectly from spring to summer as it does from city to beach house.

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Val

Take a look at one of our editorial pieces, the handmade pearl sleeve with vintage lace as a scarf.

I had the great pleasure of having over one of my favorite stylists, Ms Faustina Rose. Look at her tying the sleeve and scarf in her own way. According to Ms Rose, The scarf is basically a magic trick in an outfit. See it in the video below…

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Val

To come up with names for a collection is a challenge process. I have to see how we tie the scarf and the way that lays, the material that is made of .

For example, this piece below, i used to call it the “Mushroom” before finding the right name “La Muse”.

I am still looking for a name for this “Chicken” .HELP!!

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Val

This scarf is hand made of 30-40 different vintage hand dyed yarns, tied together by hand so that the texture and colors are always changing. The use of kid mohair gives it a lofty feel, paired with merino and alpaca wool and cotton gives it a lofty feel. Take a look of the different ways to tie this scarf showing the different colors.

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NI

YES!!! You read right…This scarf is made of yarn that has aluminium inside of it. It is a vintage yarn, that can not be found anymore. I added a vintage art deco appliqué with beads hanging on the back of it. You can tie this scarf all the way to your neck or loose. Either way the dangling appliqué looks amazing on the back.

You will be stopped for sure when wearing this piece of art.

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NI

Take a look at how we styled and tied the scarves of our Fall/Winter 2012 collection

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This editorial piece is very heavy. It is made of vintage yarn and chains. When shooting, we tied the scarf in a way where it was hanging on the models hips, with the chains dangling.

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NI

Sometimes my inspiration comes from images I come across or structures and objects in my environment, but mostly I am inspired by yarn, color, and the act of knitting. So, my designs often utilize simple stockinet and garter stitch, showcasing beautiful yarns. Simple, clear lines mixed with some interesting detail or shape appeal to me. Take a look at this scarf and different way of tying it, showing the art behind it.

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Val

Picking up lace for our scarves is one of my favorite things to do. I am always on a hunt of vintage lace. My mom, Norma, has quiet some collection. One lace is from the 1900… EXCITING!!

I use 2 kinds of lace, Dentelle (Lace) de Chantilly

and Dentelle (Lace) de Calais.

A beautiful way of tying a lace scarf, accent the elegant you. You can be sported with any outfit in your wardrobe.

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Val

Every season , we do several shoots for our products. We shoot them on a mannequin or on a model. Sometimes we also shoot them laying on a white background to show all the details of the scarf. The stylists tie the scarf in so many different ways to show its versatility.

Below I attached some behind the scene pictures of several of our shoots. Enjoy them

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Val