Drape your Cashmere Scarf Based on Season Wise Colour Schemes!

There is hardly any fashionist a who doesn’t have a cashmere scarf in her wardrobe. Cashmere wool, more commonly known as pashmina, is made from the fine belly wool of Himalayan mountain goat. The material is extremely soft and delicate in texture. They come in the form of both summer and winter scarves to enhance any look you want to sport!

Carole Jackson in Colour Me Beautiful had suggested that colours hugely complement the final look of any outfit, make up or accessories. Therefore, choosing the right shade for every season is very important when it comes to pashmina stoles and scarves

If you’ve seen too many eyebrows raising at your scarf choices, it might be for the wrong reason as well. Take note of what shades of scarves you should drape for each season!

Winter –

When the sky is clear and the wind blows too strongly, your Cashmere scarf demands to be in darker shades. Dark shades help in absorbing heat, thereby keeping you warmer amidst the deadly gusts of wind.

Now coming to the style point of view. The sunlight is not very bright and mostly shaded by layers of fog. Dark and bright shades of pashminas such as Lapis, Vintage Black, Silver and Amethyst are great colour choices.

If you plan to step out in daylight, try a canary yellow teamed with a sweat shirt. Not only will the pashm prevent cold, its bright yellow shade will complement the blackish shade very well!

Here are a few styles you can try for your winter look with these exclusive colours of pashmina scarves:

• Angel shrug
• Elite shoulder wrap
• Criss-cross scarf

P.S. - For winter weddings, drape a bright red scarf over your shoulders and pin a broach to the top of your chest! There you are, ready to rule the party!

Spring – SS

Spring is the most jovial of all seasons. As the icy cold winter takes its leave, bare branches prepare to welcome fresh new buds and leaves.
It is also the time to re-arrange your wardrobe with lighter and sunny shades of cashmere scarf! 

Apart from colours, also remember to use lighter textures to allow the spring’s breezetouch your skin. Pashmina scarves come in all kinds of thickness, texture and weave. Summer and spring collections are distinctly different from the winter ones.

Light pastel shades such as teal, peach, kiwi and tangerine are good for the cool Spring seasons!

Summer –

Who said a cashmere scarf is only for chilly winters and cannot be worn in summers? The fine wool used in its weaving is suited for even the hottest of summer days. Noodle strap or strap-less tops; they are ready to complement every outfit with perfect eloquence.
Pastel shades are ideal for bright summer months. Here are the colour choices in pashmina scarves you must select from:

• Lavender
• Vanilla white
• Peach
• Pistachio green
• Turquoise blue

Summer scarves are lighter in weight making them appear elegant around the neck. You can also buy light flower prints in pashmina wraps or simply choose single colours.

Note: For summer prints, it is better to use a white base with multi-coloured prints.

Autumn –

Autumn calls for more dull and matte shades. No light as summer, nor bright as winter- but more leaden shades like magenta, copper, chestnut brown, caramel, orange, dark beige go well. The orange tan of autumnal months will be a great setting for sporting a Cashmere scarf in any of these colours!

These are only suggestions. You can also wear black in summer if any attire demands it or a mellow yellow in winter, just for some added fun!

Buying a Cashmere scarf is not any casual buy for it’s made from exotic wool; therefore, they cost more than any ordinary woolen fabric. Hence, it is always feasible to buy from authentic online sellers. Otherwise, your favourite bright orange might soon fade into a tanned one.