Outfit Ideas: Winter Edition
The sari silk medley scarves are made with 7 different strips of brightly colored sari material and each one is a mystery waiting to be unraveled.
OK, I absolutely love a beautiful accessory, and the Sari Medley Scarf by Darn Good Yarn definitely fits that bill
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OK, first things first, what exactly is the sari silk medley scarves? Well, it’s a silk scarf made with 7 different strips of brightly colored sari material sewn together. Since they are made of reclaimed saris, each one is a mystery waiting to be unraveled.
OK, I absolutely love a beautiful accessory, and the Sari Medley Scarf by Darn Good Yarn definitely fits that bill
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A Few Quick Notes:
- I‘m 5’8″ and have a pant inseam of 35-36 inches (depending on the shoe)
- My clothes vary on where I get them. Some are from re-sale shops and antique shops. Others are brand-new items (I try to stick with local stores, but I will shop online as well).
- My style leans towards classic and uses new trends as an addition rather than a wardrobe update.
- If you want more details on the other items, comment below!
Large Bow Tie
This outfit is perfect for work, church, or something where you need to be a little more put together. A white button-up blouse, cerulean blue high-waisted (wide-legged Pants), a black waist-length black “pea coat” style jacket, and the Sari Medley Scarf tied in a bow tie style, create a fun and classic look.
Classic Half-Fold Loop
This is a classic outfit. I especially love wearing this during these colder times of the year. A tan cashmere sweater with a cozy long black skirt is perfect to be able to add that bright pop of color that the Sari Medley Scarf adds. This is one of the easiest ways; the scarf is folded in half and pulled through the loop.
Fan Bow
Any time I can go out of the norm I will. And shorts in the fall/winter are definitely in that category. I love this mix of mustard yellow shorts, with a dark forest green sweater and black tights. This is my favorite way to tie a scarf, especially the Sari Medley Scarf. The fan technique isn’t hard to accomplish. Go to my 4 Ways to Wear the Sari Scarf Blog Post where I explain in detail how to tie the fan bow, or scroll down and see the video tutorial I did for Darn Good Yarn.
Need a better idea of how to tie the Fan Bow? Check out the tutorial I made for Darn Good Yarn on how to fold the Fan Bow.
Draped
Yes, another “shorts in the fall/winter” outfit. Why not? I personally love to wear shorts in the cooler weather months. With this outfit, I went simple with my color palette to showcase the Sari Medley Scarf. Black long-sleeved shirt, matching red cardigan and shorts, and black tights. A nice cream-colored bag breaks up all the dark. The Sari Medley Scarf is just simply draped over to showcase all the fun colors and beautiful strips of silk.
How will you wear your Sari Medley Scarf? Please tag me on Instagram or Facebook, @jenngiamsmith so I can see, or share your thoughts in the comments!
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