100% Silk Black-White Long Cape, Chinese Style Ladies Scarf 84410093

Premium silk long scarf with elegant peony motif. All the hems are handmade. This scarf offers a unique beauty and attraction with soft touch, high luster, light weighted, and an attractive look. For any season and any reason, this silk scarf freshens and bright your ensemble. The scarf can be everywhere-around your neck or head, in your hair, around your waist, on a hat, on a handbag just use your imagination! Suit for both casual and evening wear. And it also makes a great gift for your friends and loved ones.

Real silk is satiny and lustrous like pearl, but chemical fabric isn`t like this. The fabric of mulberry silk is slender and long. If you lay it casually, it will be pleated. So it is said that "no pleat, no silk."

China is the hometown of silk which is the most representative product to export. In ancient, China is the earliest country to plant mulberry, raise silkworms and produce silk. Through the archaeology findings for recent years, people find the technology of silk production has reached a high level from Shang and Zhou dynasty to warring states period. Up to now, Chinese silk is still the most important dedication to the whole world. Traditional Chinese Medicine thinks silk is neutral in nature and non-poisonous with pungent flavor. Silk pajamas are smooth and comfortable. Meanwhile, it has a good performance on absorbing humidity and dispersing heat. Silk will enhance vitality of epidermal cells, promote metabolism and massage skin to keep healthy. Its function is superior than any other material and beneficial to all ages.

How to Tie a Scarf

1. Wear your scarf as a simple over-the-shoulder wrap. Whether you pair it with an evening gown or jeans and a classy top, a scarf is in style for both day and night fashion.
2. Wrap the scarf a few times around your neck, then layer with a jacket or a nice coat. The jacket flaps will hold the scarf in place and the cashmere is warm for your neck.
3. Tie your scarf as you would a man`s tie. Wrap the scarf around the back of your neck, cross the right end over the left then in a full circle around the left piece. Bring this tail up toward your face, before tucking it through the loop you just created. Pull down and adjust the tail lengths.
4. Roll the scarf into a tube and tie it in a knot around the neck for a simple professional look.
5. Wrap your scarf around the front of your neck and leave the tails to hang loose down your back. No knot is necessary in this flowing and easy look. This works with dresses or with the right outfit for a night on the town as it creates a classy highlight to your neck while leaving the back bare.
6. Wrap your scarf around your shoulders and experiment with angles. Once you set an angle, use a nice pin to attach the sides or ends to keep the scarf in place. For example, wrap the scarf around your shoulders, then overlap the fabric on one side of your chest. Pin through the edge of the outer top of the scarf through to the piece that is underneath.
7. Roll or fold the scarf until you have a thin band. Slip it through your belt loops, or tie it around your waist or your head for a hip look.