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Scarves: The Why and The How

Scarves: The Why and The How. StSaRe Co. Why Wear a Scarf?. So you can look as good as this…. images.google.com. Fun Facts. Roots: First worn in Rome, by men to keep sweat off their neck. Worn to show military distinction Middle Ages:

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Scarves: The Why and The How

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  1. Scarves: The Why and The How StSaRe Co.

  2. Why Wear a Scarf? So you can look as good as this… images.google.com

  3. Fun Facts • Roots: • First worn in Rome, by men to keep sweat off their neck. • Worn to show military distinction • Middle Ages: • Popular fashion houses manufactured them but because of the fabric they were too expensive for most people to purchase. • As demand increased, cheaper fabrics came out. • Today: • Scarves are popular for both men and women either as function or flair.

  4. Scarves: Both Girls and Guys Girls Guys • Function • Keep neck or head warm. • Flair • Cute and fun accessory not just necessity. • Function • Protecting and keeping neck warm. • Flair • Accessory, without compromising function.

  5. Square Scarf Ascot Wrap French Knot Muffler images.google.com

  6. Infinity Scarf Double Loop Triple Loop Head Loop Bolero images.google.com

  7. Long Scarf The Drape Simple Tie Loose Wrap Bow Tie Four in Hand Fake Knot Slip Knot images.google.com

  8. Scarves: The Why and The How StSaRe Co.

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