Many stoles for every women

On market there are many companies that design and manufacture elegant silk stoles for women in a wide spectrum of colors. These silk stoles are made from different fabrics that are tested for quality and durability. Every customer can avail range of silk stoles in various customized styles and designs to suit their requirements.

Ladies wool stoles are elegant and attractive, made of fine quality wool fabric, these woolen stoles are known for their ultra smoothness and fineness, there is a variety of designs.

Woven by hand from soft pashmina cashmere, cashmere stoles are superbly soft, light and warm, and are beautifully finished with either hand-tied tassels or hand-threaded pearl scent beads. Viscose stoles are long and beautiful scarf-like pieces worn by women over a coat. They are beautifully designed for every day use and other exclusive gatherings to complement glamorous attire.

In short there is a stole for every taste and every woman!

Scarves...also in springtime

In this time of the year talking about scarves can be considered unfitting, it’s springtime and with hot weather people want to undress. Changes of temperature anyway can have bad effects on state of health: people already wear lightly clothes but it’s enough a cool breeze to remember us that it’s not summer yet.

In addition to this, body has to fit to weather changing and so backache, in particular at cervical zone, is a popular inconvenience in these days. Scarves can help us, on market there are ones very particular and beautiful. Exploring spring-summer collection we can find colorful scarves, made in light and crisp material. We can choose among silk scarves, cotton scarves which model around our painful neck... It can be an idea to associate a vernal dress, also simple in the form, with swirling and bright stoles. In this way light breeze is only a pleasure and our precious neck will be protected and cover from sudden bad weather of this mid-season…that it seems to be yet!

Cool winter: wool scarves

In this period of the year everyone needs of wool scarves. Market offers various hues, fabrics and designs. Winter stoles are an inevitable accessory for modern women, rendering a classy touch to the otherwise bland winter clothes. The stole is soon replacing the shawl because a stole gives protection from the cold weather, at the same time reveals the beauty.

A Pashmina stole is made from mountain goats fur. There are a variety of Pashmina stoles in various colors, designs and textures. Pashmina stoles are rich-looking, easy to wear and washable.

A stole is a intricate part of women's dressing. While traveling to work it makes a fashion statement and also servers to protect from with the cold winter waves, a stole enhances her modern appeal. The simplest clothing can be given that boost of style by the textile accessories that are worn with them. A big buckle and broad belt can make the most ordinary pair of jeans look very attractive. The same could be said of scarves.

A dull coat or shirt can be made to look quite fantastic by using a brightly coloured scarf. The scarf has the added value of providing protection from the sun in summertime, as well as warmth during the chilling winds of winter time.

Briefly, a scarf supplies the dual benefit of both shielding you against extreme weather conditions, as well as giving you that added sparkle. Another useful point about a scarf is that it can be made at home quite easily and is also not costly. Also silk scarves are beautifully soft and smooth with a natural sheen that really brings the colours to life. Available in a huge range of patterns and colours, silk scarves also make lovely gifts. Cotton is a wonderfully soft and natural fabric that can be made to feel light and airy for summer or warm and cosy for winter. These cotton scarves come a in great choice of patterns, sizes and colours, the customer can find the perfect scarf for your look. Stay warm in style this winter with amazing range of women's winter scarves. Winter scarves includes stylish patterned winter scarves, cosy chenille winter scarves and plain winter scarves that make it easy to brighten up your outfit. With so many to choose from, winter scarves are the perfect way to brighten up grey wintery days. So fashion scarves make it easy to create a gorgeous look and come in a great choice of cool prints.

Spring/ Summer 2012 scarves, stoles and keffiehs are characterized by many new additions.

Firstly the colors. Grey in its hues of asphalt, blackboard or gull grey or the various hues of brown remain the basis for all arrangements, Pyaar’s real essence. At the same time there is space for a storm of intense colors, favoring two color ways: blue in all hues of the air and sky, and brick pink.

Even the sizes have changed: besides enwrapping stoles and ample scarves, it now has slimmer models. 60x180cms, narrower and slender offers new possibilities to create and reinvent, especially for men. Even lighter and softer fabrics: Pyaar’s textile accessories are created from a combination of natural fibers and innovative yarns. The core of the collection is lots of cotton scarves, silk and linen. Modal embeds itself on this ground giving it a soft natural feel. And lastly inserts in metallic fibers brighten up the scarves with flashes of quartz, gold and silver.

The final result are shaded fabrics at times faded with a worn out look; blank sheets to paint and color the various suggestions of the new collection.

BOUQUETS

An explosion of colors, shapes, smells of spring invade and transform the fabrics. It makes way to floral motifs, tiny daisies that deck up with cheerful simplicity, to macroprints of bouquets reminiscent of precious porcelain.

Nature entwines itself with variously inspired decorations. Paislies , a growing novelty in the collection, filled in with roses and countryside flowers becoming real flower beds.

Sinous lines of the arabesque accompany more jovial designs, inviting us to live our fashionable side with a hint of irony.

THE COLORS OF THE WIND

The essence of the summer breeze, that bring to life the etereal fabrics, colors itself and the Pyaars stoles in various shades of blue. From delicate porcelain blu to intense indigo blue, from blue avio to cobalt blue: the various hues entwine and chase each like waves in an ocean. A valuable color card that gives life to precious works of art, with amazing shades, water colors and colorful tonal creations.

PINK TEMPLES

Another color way of this collection is brick pink: the color of temples and cathedrals in India as well as many cities in the South of Italy. The lighter tones of giacarta and powder pink calm the intensity of peony red, in scarves and stoles that are discrete but seductive at the same time. Fabrics that come to life with the strong coral and goose beak tones and hints of ruby red and absolute pink.

A book about scarves

Scarves are made of a luxury fabric from an upscale boutique or simply cotton. A scarf is a workhorse - arguably the most versatile and economical between fashion textile accessories. The right one can instantly elevate a ho-hum outfit, unify disparate pairings, provide stylish modesty, serve as a political statement, add a touch of glamour or simply be utilitarian. Scarves can be used to get dressed quickly.

A book about scarves immortalizes the staple, beginning with a book cover embossed with scarves that is as beautiful and delightful as any of the ones inside. The book includes 257 illustrations, nearly all in color. Among the topics are styles of the eras, designers and artists, the great scarf companies, designer and historic scarves, and collectibles.

Among the latter are many that have been used for product, company and event branding, like my especially cherished silk scarf commemorating the play "The Color Purple," given to me by former co-workers.

The photos of pop culture icons such as Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn who used scarves to great advantage add inspiration. Noticeably not pictured (although mentioned in passing) are The Beatles, who helped cement scarves as a 20th century fashion statement.

A chapter on textile designers should prove enlightening for connoisseurs interested in collecting the work of particular designers. It struck me. I guess that's because we don't often pause to think much about the textile designers and artists who conceive wild patterns and who pair odd color combinations, but it's their creativity that allows for versatility.

Bonuses are the guide to cotton scarves, advice on how to spot a fake, how to date vintage stoles, and tips on conservation and storage. For those of you who own a bazillion scarves and have them stuffed into a drawer - or, worse, a plastic bag - you'll feel compelled to do better as you're reminded that some scarves are so beautiful and so rare that they should be treated like paintings. Storing scarves in plastic can turn light colors and whites yellowish. Scarf tying is befuddling for many, which limits its use among some people who would otherwise wear them more. It's not that complex, depending on the style.

A collection of scarves is essential to a classic wardrobe. Include large and small squares, oblongs and wraps. Scarves are not just a fashion item or a practical choice for warmth; it is an icon.

Printed textiles

Never before has a volume of such lavishness been devoted to printed textiles, in particular stoles and scarves. Covering the past two centuries, during which the industrial revolution drastically altered textile manufacture, textile designs presents a dazzling, comprehensive selection of the colourful patterned fabrics used for clothing and interior decoration. These are presented by pattern and motif, in contrast to the chronological displays in most books and museums. The dates and countries of origin are supplied wherever known.

This visual encyclopaedia groups textiles by pattern under five headings: floral, geometric, conversational, ethnic, art movements and period styles. Because of the world-wide interest, this edition includes translations of all the pattern names, as well as brief general introductions to the book in French, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese.

Textile designs will be indispensable not only to fashion and decoration professionals, but will also be an inspiration to designers in the graphic and visual arts, a reference book for quilt makers and collectors, and a delight for all lovers of the beautiful.

The book of silk scarves tells the rich history of this remarkable material through five millennia, reproducing hundreds of fabrics, furnishings and garments from all parts of the world.

From ancient China, where the secret of reeling silkworm cocoons was first discovered, the narrative leads by the legendary silk routes to byzantium and the Islamic world, to Ottoman Turkey and India - and on to the Renaissance, and the baroque and rococo silks of western Christendom.

In modern times the fashion industry yields a wonderful array of designs,. At every stage, silk's status as the most prized fabric of all ensured that it drew the most creative talents of every period, from anonymous Chinese masters to the celebrated couturiers of France and Italy.

A dazzling selection of illustrations, many drawn from private collections, reveals silk's omnipresence in couture and decoration, scarves, embroidery and even painting. Complete with a detailed reference section that includes terms and technical processes, collecting and care, galleries and museums, and a bibliography, the book of silk scarves will appeal to anyone interested in history, fashion, beauty and textile accessories.

This beautifully illustrated book examines in detail the fascinating symbolism of the motifs and patterns that give life to these traditional textiles from around the world.

The global range is as remarkable as the variety of materials and motifs on display. Each textile – whether Chinese court insignia, Japanese kimono, Sumatran sarong, Turkish napkin, Ghanaian banner, Native American pouch or Peruvian Nasca textile, among others – bears its own distinctive designs.

Scarves: company history

Worn by royalty and celebrities, coveted and admired, and now avidly collected, this deceptively simple square of silk is much more than just a fashion accessory: it is the stuff of legend.

Since the first scarf made its debut in 1937, this company has produced more than two thousand different designs. This book explores this lavish history through a sumptuous selection of scarves chosen from seven decades of creative innovation, from the classic designs that embody tradition to the wildly imaginative stylings of contemporary designers.

A scarf is never the work of one individual; at every stage of its creation, talent and craftsmanship combine to create a handfinished work of art. These qualities shine through in the sumptuous illustrations which lead the reader into a richly coloured world packed with a multitude of motifs.

From vibrant opulence to subtle harmony, every scarf conveys a mood and everyone tells a story. Those stories are now brought together in a book that will delight longtime aficionados and win a host of new admirers for this symbol of timeless elegance.

Nowadays the company offers a wide selection of luxurious designer wraps, bags, stoles, shawls, capes, wool scarves and more, all of which will fantastically complement and enhance any special outfit, being suitably attractive for all age groups. The company run its business solely online in order to cut out overheads and give you the best possible shopping experience by enabling you to easily choose our products in the comfort of your own home, at a time of your choice - and have them delivered to your door, within days.

Time after time, the company gets positive feedback from customers, telling what great value these textile accessories are, so whatever your needs - be it to enhance the beauty of an outfit for a wedding, ball, prom, cruise or other formal occasion - or simply to buy a special gift for someone in your life, the company is confident that consumer will find something to catch his eye, so please take a short while to browse collection.

The company is one of the most inventive and admired fashion designers of scarves in the world. It is also incredibly well-versed in fashion history, and it brings that expertise to bear in this delightful imaginary museum of historic and contemporary fashion.

Each featured piece – whether from the museum’s collection– is distinguished by its cut, its detail, its colour and its texture; and the pieces are juxtaposed and photographed in a way that emphasizes their relationships across the centuries. Fashion is a fascinating story that never ends.