The Vintage Scarf = Love

Online, February 7, 2011 (Newswire.com) - SCARVES! What can we say? They are an absolute necessity in the closet of a glamour girly girl. From luxurious materials to bright, unique designs, scarves are always there to spruce up a drab outfit or put the finishing touch on a well-planned ensemble.

Not only are scarves an inexpensive way to bring life to forgotten tops, they are useful in more ways than one. We were lucky enough to be introduced to a fantastic vintage scarf online shop that you HAVE to visit.

The Vintage Scarf specializes in vintage designer scarves that are unbelievably affordable. Anne Klein, Jim Thompson and New York & Company are just a few of the big name designers you will find, as well as a huge assortment of luxurious silk scarves with prints that are to-die-for.

After perusing through countless scarves that any girly girl would love, we forced ourselves to choose only one (for now).

There are so many ways to sport your scarf! Since most amazing scarves feature amazing designs, you'll want to pair them with solid colors like a simple black t-shirt or solid sweater. Plain Jane outfits can really be taken to the next level with the burst of color that an adorable scarf can bring.

If scarves aren't your thing, which baffles us, there are so many other ways to flaunt this hot trend other than wearing it around your neck. Have a neutral bag that needs a pick-me-up? Tie your scarf around the strap in a knot or loose bow. This creates an elegant look on an otherwise simple purse. Another option for designer scarves is using them as hair accessories. If you are running late with no time to create a stylish up-do, fold your scarf into a long 2 or 3 inch strip and wrap around your head like a headband. Tie the excess under your hair, behind your head. You will have a stylish do in less than 5 minutes.

With all of the ways you can wear scarves and how many glamorous options there are, you can't possibly resist visiting The Vintage Scarf and choosing one for yourself! Seriously, go there now...www.thevintagescarf.com