Head Scarves

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I was just reading a blog called Asian Fashion Blog|Korean Fashion Blog.  They did a post on Head Scarves and I feel like this is definitely something I would want to have in my Summer Wardrobe.


It is a great way to add color to a drab outfit and they have some available at every price range! So no matter what size your bank account is.. this is definitely one of those affordable items that can make an old outfit seem new.

UO Printed Silky Scarf, $6.99


Made of Me 'Puzzle Paisley' Square Scarf, $28

There are so many ways to wear a head scarf that it is definitely worth the investment! 

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  1. xoxoJune 24, 2011 at 8:45 AM

    i love the middle scarf on the first picture, simple, and gold.

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  2. Popcorn, Pugs & PeoniesJune 24, 2011 at 11:23 PM

    I love the Puzzle Paisley scarf. Gorgeous color.

    *E​rin

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  3. Michelle's Style FileJune 29, 2011 at 2:41 AM

    These scarves look fabulous!

    x
    Michelle
    www.michellesstylefile.blogspot.com

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