Fit To Be Tied– Diva Style Tip #1

One of the eas­i­est and most inex­pen­sive ways to look as if you just blew in from the Ital­ian Riv­iera, is to tie a designer or “designer type” scarf to your bag. You will imme­di­ately attain con­ti­nen­tal insou­ciance with a sim­ple slip of silk.

No need to splurge, although a good Her­més scarf will last you a life­time, but no, it can be an inex­pen­sive lit­tle tid­bit you picked up on sale and just had to have– who needs a rea­son! Even if it never makes it to the prima loca­tion of being casu­ally knot­ted at your neck– it can go through it’s lit­tle scarf-life being a work of art.

Try it with a pair of jeans or that lit­tle back dress, toss on a pair of smokey avaiator’s and you will be sure to turn heads. Now where did I park my Alpha Romeo?

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    Thank you so much for reviv­ing this handy lit­tle bit of styling! But why stop at purses? Scarves on heads, around necks, draped over shoulders–I love scarves, but young Amer­i­can women just don’t use them like their Euro­pean coun­ter­parts. A very good friend of mine who lives in Geneva has an over­sized Her­mes scarf that she keeps folded up in her purse year round–“In Geneva, you can have a rain shower blow through in the mid­dle of August and the tem­per­a­ture will plunge to twelve degrees cel­sius just like that. A big silk scarf doesn’t really take up that much room in my bag and it’s the per­fect thing to wrap over your shoul­ders to keep the chill off or cover your head.”

    Doesn’t that sound charm­ing? I have no idea what 12 degrees cel­sius is, but it must be cold for August in Geneva.

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