The Vintage scarf is an original and
multifunctional accessory. Many of its variants of use are relevant today.
1920's
During the 40's of the
last century, has been modern triangular scarf to tie the knot on the head.
Female factory worker, 1940s, during WWII. She wears a turban so her hair wont get caught by the machines. Photo by George Marks
1940's
Tying a land-girl style bandanna. Actress Margaret Vyner fashions her scarf into a protective cover for her hair in preparation for her domestic chores, 1941.
In
the 60's - the scarf was tied tightly to the head and descended behind or to the
side.
London 1960s
Vintage scarf can be a
different shape, color and size. A well-chosen scarf, arranged appropriately, will
give you uniqueness and style.
The scarf is a great
accessory, which transforms even the most casual outfit. It is a suitable as
addition to clothing in all styles.
It can be worn in
every way - around the neck, tied in different ways, on the head - as turban,
cloth or tape, lowered shoulders, twisted around the waist.
The silk scarf can be
worn with a shirt on a business suit, also on the T-shirt, with jeans. The
combination of colorful silk scarves and lace ribbon, will give you a retro
look.
From the square
scarf could be made great stuff - mantle, top, bag, necklace, belt, and even a
dress.
Turban is ideal for women, who want to look more exotic.
Harper's Bazaar October 1944 Photo George Hoyningen-Huene
There is large variety
of colors - flower motifs, bright colors, plaid, stripe, dots. The plaid scarf
is the perfect addition to any clothing. Variants are many - from Scottish
plaid to retro style patterns. Choose this one, which you like and be
irresistible.
Wearing a scarf is modern and spectacular.
So, you will stand out and express your individualism and sense of style.
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