As Hari Raya Puasa approaches, here are a few options or alternatives for your festive scarf
Hari Raya Puasa is fast approaching and, for our Muslim friends, perhaps your family is already shopping around for outfits.
If you want to inject a bit of individuality into your dressing, especially in your festive scarf, here are a few options or alternatives.
Local brand Pleatation focuses on items with, you guessed it, pleats. Each piece, from dresses to purses to even lampshades, is painstakingly hand-pleated.
The collection includes scarves as well.
Pleatation, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, #02-K6
British model Kate Moss collaborates with Top Shop to bring her eclectic style to the summer 2014 collection.
Kate Moss had a hand in designing most of the products, including this Paisley Scarf which can be found globally in all Top Shop stores and online.
Mad About Hue, also known as MAH, launches a collection of 12 scarves every year with creator Ondina Montgomery’s signature style and unique prints from different artists, resulting in limited edition pieces like no other.
We like the bright summer prints from the Quaintrelle collection on her website.
www.mahcollection.com
Shanghai Tang collaborates with contemporary artist Jacky Tsai to create a range of screened products, including silk scarves.
The Floral Play collection features acrobats and ballerinas dancing on tree branches among a kaleidoscope of butterflies that forms a surreal scene that celebrates the vitality of life, while traditional Chinese toys bring a sense of nostalgia of old Shanghai.
French fashion icon Ines de La Fressange partners with Uniqlo to create her own line of basic quintessential Parisienne items, including cotton linen stoles.
It comes in four shades – crimson, white, light blue and navy blue. The light material also makes it great for ourhot weather.
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