subject: Winter scarf [print this page] Keeping several winter coats will not only keep you warm during cold days, they will help you to become active outdoors and of course make you look dapper every passing day. Coats however are not enough to keep the warmth of the bodyyou have to partner them with different types of scarves suited for different kinds of activities. By being scarf smart you will definitely look hot no matter how chilling the temperature becomes.
If you're going for a winter sporty look, you can create a number of ensembles out of your work-out wardrobe staples. For bottoms, you can put on running pants made of polypropolene and other synthetic materials. If you're sensitive to coldness you may want to use two garmentsa wicking layer such as tights, and a wind-resistant layer such as jogging pants. For tops, it is advisable to use three layersa wicking base garment like silk, an insulating layer like fleece, and a wind resistant athletic jacket. A chunky winter scarf with interesting patterns can work well with sporty get-ups. To make the looks perfect, use the European casual style of knotting.
There will be several formal occasions during winter, so make sure that you have at least three different looks for social gatherings. Again, the style of your coat will depend on your base garment. The color and texture of your gown should complement the structure of your coat. If you're sticking to simple and classy gowns you can partner them with traditional long wool-blend scarves with interesting details like stripes or floral patterns. In wearing the scarf just stick to the classic drape. Just put the garment around your neck, tuck it well into your coat, and cover the chest area.
In less formal occasions like bar hopping, Friday night outs, and other leisure activities with close family members and friends you can use your ordinary casual dresses and accessorize them with pretty gloves or mittens and hats. You can use the coat that you're using for work, or you can opt to wear your biker leather jackets. The best scarf that will add warmth to this type of casual ensemble is one made of cashmere. The color of the scarf should complement the color of your dress; otherwise stick to versatile colors like white, black, and gray.
