The scarf

Have I mentioned I am a collector? I happen to collect.. .everything, which as people like to point out to me is a euphemism for never throwing out anything and living in a mess of my hundreds of garments and accessories - I hope some of you can sympathise! The bad thing about this is that I often forget what I have and end up purchasing something that turns out to be similar to something I already had. The good thing is that as trends come and go, I sometimes "re-discover" things I had entirely forgotten about and I get immensely happy, as if I just bought them. This is pretty much what happened when I realised I had 4 boxes containing scarves which I had yet to open this winter, one of them just for silk square scarves from a million years ago. I got quite amused at how these little things could give new life to an entire outfit and decided to set them free. Here's a simple three-step guide to making use of your long-forgotten headscarves: 

1. Retrieve them from wherever it is you buried them.

2. Do not consider wearing them on your head, not even for a second.

3. Try to tie them around your neck, either leaving both ends hanging in the front or tie a knot on your neck cowboy style like I've done here. 

There's an optional step 4 - let me know if that was as refreshing for you as it was for me ;) 

Thanks for reading

Outfit details:

Sheinside lace detail sweater

Theory leather jacket (similar here and here)

Alexander Wang skirt (similar here)

Christian Louboutin riding boots

Chanel bag

Lovett&co friendship bracelet

Christian Dior sunglasses (other colours here and here)

Esprit headscarf

Marvgem Jewellery band ring (left hand), Luxury Elements rings (right hand)

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