After yesterday's scarf tutorial (see here), I wanted to share some more inspiration with you! All of these lovely ladies are ready to give you some pretty unique ways of tying your scarf and their looks span more than 40s years. I especially love the wrapped, almost turban like scarf in the photo above!
Which do you prefer? Have you tried any of these looks before?
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All of these looks are beautiful, I wish I could pull off wearing a scarf.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - particularly love the image of the scarf blowing in the wind.
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Nice looks :)
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I love how beautifully women tie their scarves. The sixth picture shows how my mother (and the gals of her era) did it. The second picture reminds of of Rhoda (a character from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" who had her own spinoff show, both in the Seventies).
ReplyDeleteLovely selection! Kisses, Lucy www.tpinkcarpet.com
ReplyDeleteSuch a stylish photo selection!
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Love scarfs! The first image of Gloria Swanson is my favorite. Such an iconic photograph. It's hard to believe it is from the 20s.
ReplyDeleteLovely inspiration, with this occasion I see the makeup too.
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Love all this inspiration, headscarves always inspire me to a Lady driving a convertible car on the roads of Italy ... Have a wonderful weekend, dear Lady.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous collection of scarf shots. I think my favourite is probably the one worn like a headband. :)
ReplyDeleteAll of these pictures are stunning I like the first the best though
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Amazing ladies! Very beautiful photos!
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A scarf lends such drama! Love these photos.
ReplyDeleteI used to wear a head scarf tied under my chin (as in the last picture) when I cycled to work. This was back in the 60s when I was working in a haberdashery and gent’s outfitters, wonderfully happy days! The haberdashery dept also sold women’s clothes, and that was where I spent all my wages. We were allowed to put items ‘on hold’ and pay them off weekly – the trouble was you would end up finally owning a spring outfit in the middle of winter!
ReplyDeleteThat is a word that I just love. Haberdashery. yep. love it.
DeletePuntastically marvelous title, dear gal - followed by an equally awesome post. Headscarves have long been, and likely always will be, one of my very favourite accessories. I wore them a lot in particular before transitioning to a wig, and a tons since, because they - like most hair accessories - really help a wig look more like it's your real hair.
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