Month: April 2016

Edge of the Meadow Silk Floral Scarf

A whimsical garden…

A walk through an English country garden  inspired this limited edition silk scarf. There was something very magical and whimsical about the garden that I wanted to capture in this piece. A silk wrap, perfect for adding a vibrant touch to a tailored suit or dress. Think wedding, opera or garden party. When it is opened out to the full length of 200cm, the symmetrical layout is striking and drapes gracefully around the shoulders. Habotai silk is luxurious, extremely light and warm making it an elegant alternative to a cardigan ( with a dress ) or chunky scarf ( with jeans)

 

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Full view

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Looks elegant when paired with a cream tailored jacket. The vibrant mix of pastel and rich colours within the scarf, allows it to work with  a range different colours

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Wear it casually with a pair of jeans or chinos

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Whimsical & elegant

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Spring to the Edge of the Meadow

Spring to the Edge of the Meadow

Our double sided cotton  scarves lined with chiffon, allow you to accessorise well into spring, wrapping up for cooler days, or adding a bright accent to an outfit.Each print is carefully designed with a lot of attention given to the overall composition so that it shows off the print to the max when it is worn.

The exclusive one off print makes it a unique,  luxurious gift, or a special treat for yourself. Below is a collage of pictures revealing a glimpse into where my inspiration came from…mainly the glorious Hampshire countryside.

Turquoise Leaf Scarf
Spring Blossom Scarf
Berry Red Scarf
Berry Blue Scarf
Making the most of the sunshine for a photoshoot
At the edge of the meadow..
Bede on the deck
Spring foliage print samples
Springtime
Showing off the view from my desk!
A selection of cotton chiffon scarves
Wild Garlic
ooooh look matching socks…not staged I promise!
Experimenting with teasel from the meadow as a possible cushion print