MATCHING SILK SCARVES BLUE - FLOWERY

Our designer’s starting point for this piece was a creative interpretation of an Eastern style with flowers garland look. She gave the motif a very linear arrangement and division. The color scheme, with an mustard yellow background, is dominated by khaki green and petrol blue for the flowers. The result is particularly successful. It is innovative while retaining a timeless style with everyday wear. It is paired with a luminous peacock blue monochrome silk scarf.

An ideal combinaison of two accessories to complete elegant outfits or to add a touch of chic to a more relaxed look. The dimensions of each are perfect for wrapping around the neck or for using to tie up your hair. In everyday use, the scarf can be worn with both light colored outfits (beige or off-white) and darker ones (brown, marine blue, or black). In either case, this scarf adds color while remaining discrete and luminous. For an evening party, pair one of this scarfs with white or black dresses. It will give an added touch of chic elegance.

To wash a silk scarf, printed or monochrome, we advise hand-washing. It should be ironed while it is still moist on high heat and without using the vapor setting. Doing it this way preserves the natural properties of the silk. While putting it in the dryer is forbidden, dry cleaning is allowed.

To dye the silk to make these scarves, we used the winch method, an old artisanal technique which is used for more delicate fabrics on which we must use as little pressure and mechanical processing as possible to complete the job. This method allows the muslin to attain an exceptional level of relaxation. Next, the fabric is fix washed in order to make sure the dyes will hold, as well as to strengthen the fabric and making it more resistant while also making it have a more premium feel to the touch. For the printed scarf, the pattern is applied to the scarf using high quality digital inkjet printing which guarantees that the motif comes out in high definition, optimal color penetration, and without doing harm to the delicate muslin silk. These two scarves are made in the old silk traditions of Lyon, right here in France.