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Show FASHIONS Speaking of accessories there is the scarf to consider. As we know it, a square or oblong piece of material, ma-terial, and used as a neck covering. Its pedigree is old and most interesting, inter-esting, for it was first known as a "collar." The Romans made use of chin-cloths for the protection of the neck andf throat, which were termed "focalia." These were worn by public orators who were fearful of taking cold. Some made use of the handkerchief for this purpose, which originated, the "neckerchief" or "cravat' Originally Orig-inally worn by men, the cravat has evolved into a scarf, and is now a versatile accompaniment for any smart woman's wardrobe. Used not only as a neck covering( but in many other ways, can truly be attractive. , ' Do you have a plain dress that needs a lift?' Perhaps a splash of color with a scarf at the neck, or even looped over the belt, or at the pocket will give it that smart touch. Even if the dress is not dull in color to begin with, it may be made more dramatic with the clever' use of an intriguing scarf. Try using a scarf instead of a blouse under your new spring suit. Usually less cxpensivet it will also make your jacket fit more smooth-yt smooth-yt and many women prefer , to keep their jackets on anyway. A . large square scar tied bib-fashion , around neck and waist makes it possible to wear the jacket unbuttoned. un-buttoned. Of course, a scarf will save wear and soil at the neck of one's coats and jackets, besides the softening effect it gives both in wearing and appearance. Do consider the use of scarves more. They seem to be more beautiful each year, and can be had at modest to very fabulous prices. They can work wonders if the color is right, so be cautious in your choice. The effect of good ' grooming is lost if the color i3 too ' flamboyant or harsh for one's , complexion or clashes with the color of the ensemble. ' |
