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5 Ways to Wear a Scarf for Cold Weather
One of the best ways to update your ensemble is with a scarf. There are lots of creative ways to wear scarves, and we have done a video highlighting 5 ways to wear a scarf for cold weather. We even threw in an extra tip for good measure!
There are lots of great images of people wearing scarves in magazines, though you may be at a loss of how to actually recreate the look yourself. In this short video, we’ll show you the process of tying a scarf so you can recreate it.
The scarf in the video is a square scarf, the Fishnet scarf from Nepali by TDM Design.
Check out our other fashion videos!
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12 Ways to Tie a Scarf
To see various scarf-tying methods, Check out Cable Car Couture’s video tutorial of 5 ways to wear a scarf.
How do you tie your scarf?
Giveaway: Win a Cashmere Scarf from Nepali by TDM Design
12/21/10: CONTEST IS CLOSED. Did you win the cashmere scarf?
You may recall the giveaway we did this time last year for Nepali by TDM Design. Just in time for the holidays, we are doing another fabulous giveaway for the Fishnet scarf ($110), handwoven from 100% cashmere in Nepal.
Fishnet Scarf from Nepali by TDM Design
Nepali by TDM creates opportunities for poverty-stricken women to generate sustainable income in Nepal. They are invested in a literacy and education campaign throughout the country. Nepali by TDM’s mission is to bring about social and economic change by allowing women to participate financially in their society.
To give you some ideas on how to wear your new scarf from Nepali by TDM Design, we shot this video on 5 Ways to Wear a Scarf (and we threw in an extra suggestion for good measure!).
This scarf is gorgeous — it’s versatile, vibrant, and I’ve gotten lots of compliments on it already. It’s incredibly insulating from the cold and adds great color and texture to an outfit.
Buy It
You can purchase the Fishnet scarf in a variety of colors from Nepali by TDM Design for $110.
Win It
There are 6 ways you can win the Fishnet scarf. After the mandatory entry, you can do any of the following 5 steps to win, just make sure every contest entry is a separate comment.
Mandatory Entry: Go to www.tdmdesigninc.com and tell us which your favorite scarf is.
- 2nd entry: Fan Nepali by TDM Design on Facebook and Follow @nepalibytdm on Twitter.
- 3rd entry: Become a fan of Cable Car Couture on Facebook and follow @cablecarcouture on Twitter.
- 4th entry: Watch the short video and tell us how you would wear your new scarf.
- 5th entry: Share the love and announce the giveaway on Facebook or Twitter!
- Facebook Example: Enter to win a cashmere scarf! http://bit.ly/hCRjqG
- Twitter Example: Enter to win a handwoven cashmere scarf from @nepalibytdm on @CableCarCouture! http://bit.ly/hCRjqG
- 6th entry: Share your favorite Christmas / holiday memory or tradition.
- Please leave one comment per entry.
The contest ends on Monday, December 20, 2010 at midnight. Let’s hear it from you!
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
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Blog Disclosure: Cable Car Couture received free product for writing a review for Nepali by TDM Design.
Keep Warm with Short Hair This Winter
We women need some help in keeping warm during the winter. This article goes out to my short hair sisters! As a short hair girl myself, here are several great ways to keep warm, despite the lack of locks, during the frigid winter months. When snuggling isn’t an option, here’s the next best ways to keep warm!
Keep Warm With Short Hair This Winter Tip #1: Wear a Scarf. It’s incredible how having a scarf around your neck keeps you warm with the temperature drops! Gals, don’t leave home without a scarf!
Who says a scarf has to be boring? Loving this linked scarf from Absalom. $38
Button scarf c/o Annabella Boutique
Keep it simple with the lovely Coco Cowl from Mickieandbetty. $30
Keep Warm With Short Hair This Winter Tip #2: Wear a Hat. The most heat escapes from our head, so keeping a hat on will trap in the heat and help you keep warm during the winter months. Plus, how fashionable are hats! I used to think that hats never looked good on me, but I’d been trying on the wrong hats. The next time you pass a hat store, meander in and try them on! You’ll be pleasantly surprised.
Express your femininity with On Top - With a Pretty Rose from simplybasicdesigns $28
Fedora by Vicious Style $21.99
Choose a classic 20s style hat like this one from Louise Green
Keep Warm With Short Hair This Winter Tip #3: Embrace Earwarmers! If you don’t want to mess up your carefully crafted coif with a hat, embrace earwarmers! They’re a great way to keep warm in the winter without compromising your hairdo.
Keep warm with these UGG Shearling Earmuffs $80
Bring back an element of your childhood with these Crocheted Blue Bird Earmuffs by PinkandPigeon $18
Keep warm with the Handknit baby cable earwarmers by LizandLeo $18
How do you stay warm in the winter?
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Scarves: Fashionable and Functional
As we saw from the post on scarf belts, scarves can definitely be versatile. Since the seasons are changing, it’s an excellent time to pull out your scarves or add to the collection.
Scarves are fashionable and functional. In addition to keeping your neck warm, they add an extra dimension to any ensemble and are extremely versatile.
Scarves: White House Black Market Fringed Day Wrap $25
Scarves: Old Navy Ruched Gauze Scarf $12.50
Scarves: Charlotte Russe Satin Wrap $4.99
How do you wear your scarves?
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Tagged charloote russe, how to wear a scarf, old navy, scarf, scarves, white house black market
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How to Tie a Scarf Belt by Clothed Much
After posting the Belts for Fall blog, I happened upon another excellent idea for a belt that deserved its own post! Elaine over at Clothed Much uses scarf belts in her daily accessorizing and providing this excellent tutorial on her blog about how to tie a scarf belt. Take it away, Elaine!
I’ve received some requests on how I tie my scarves. Here’s a visual tutorial to get you started!
Note: If your scarf-belt doesn’t look like mine, you’re probably doing it wrong… Just kidding
step one
Lay the scarf as wide as you can against your stomach.step two
Wrap it around your cute little body….TIGHT. Or else it will be loose for step three.step three
Make a knot.step four a
Make another knot.step five a
Tuck the remaining ends as flat as you can under the top-most layer of the scarf….not the one closest to your body. End result.step four b
Or….after the first knot, tuck the ends of the scarf following the direction of the knot.step five b
Tucky-tuck. Again, make sure you make it as flat as you can when you’re tucking.Now you’re a scarf-belt master.
Isn’t that fabulous?! Thanks for the scarf belt tutorial, Elaine! If you haven’t visited Elaine’s Clothed Much blog, I definitely recommend checking it out!
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