Green scarf

A scarf has long been one of the most fashionable and stylish accessories with which you can refresh your image, add a little mystery and elegance to it. The green scarf is especially popular this season. A variety of shades of color are in fashion: from pale light green to deep emerald.

The features of this accessory and the most harmonious ways of combining it with different clothes will be discussed in our article.

The scarf is one of the most ancient pieces of clothing that has survived to this day. Its history goes back over 20 centuries. Initially, it was used exclusively for protection from bad weather, cold winds and frost.

And only relatively recently, the scarf began to be used as a fashion accessory. The French king Louis XIV, once seeing such a piece of clothing among Croatian soldiers, ordered the court tailors to sew the same one for himself. He began to use it with a smart and casual suit and soon the scarf became a distinctive symbol of noble and wealthy people.

The scarf gained immense popularity as a spectacular addition to a casual or elegant look only in the last century. They began to casually throw it over an elegant coat, beautifully tie it to a business suit, use it as a cape for an evening dress, etc.

Green is not only very pleasing to the human eye. It does not cause irritation, soothes, helps to tune in a positive mood, awakens bright emotions. Psychologists think so. Designers also listen to their opinion, increasingly using green in their collections. The green scarf refreshes, makes the image lighter and more airy. Green in its different shades is great for people with different color types.

For example, a pale green scarf will look great with outerwear in richer shades of green. The dark green color harmonizes well with the wine red hue. Different shades of green look perfect with orange, purple, gray, red, and more. And, of course, green looks great with white or black clothes.

• Casual look. A casual green chunky knit scarf is the perfect complement to your casual outfit. A jacket + jeans + sneakers and a scarf of any shade of green is a great everyday option.

If the clothes are designed in calm, dark colors, then the scarf can have a more intense color. The scarf can be casually tied with a yoke or simply thrown over. As a rule, in a casual look, the simplest model of a scarf is used, which is decorated with an original knitting pattern, tassels or fringe.

• A green scarf looks great not only with clothing in a contrasting color, it can also be worn with pure green things. For example, tie under a green down jacket, put on a green raincoat, windbreaker, etc. The scarf can be the same tone as the clothing or any other shade of green.

• A more elegant option: a plain coat in black, gray, sand, cream and a rich emerald scarf. A beautiful cashmere scarf is perfect for a fur coat. It is good if a handbag, gloves or jewelry are matched to the green accessory. Then the image will look more harmonious.

• Office Style. A scarf is a universal thing. It looks great not only with outerwear. For example, a light, airy gauze scarf will be a worthy decoration for an elegant trouser suit or a little black dress. The scarf should be relatively small in width so that it can be used as a scarf or tied with a nice knot. As a decoration, you can use a small brooch with which you can pin this scarf.

• Summer option. A weightless transparent scarf in a mint or other beautiful shade will be a wonderful decoration for a summer wardrobe. For example, a set of white top and shorts or a flared skirt. A beautiful scarf will suit both a summer dress and a sundress.

• Evening option. A white dress is the perfect base for a dainty green scarf. Almost any shade. It can be gentle tones (first greens, mint), emerald, dark green, etc. The scarf should be made of beautiful transparent, delicate materials. Then it can be beautifully draped and make the image even more sophisticated and sophisticated.

As for the combination of colors and shades. A light green scarf looks best with light-colored clothing. More saturated shades adequately set off the beauty of deep, expressive shades. The vibrant hues blend beautifully with equally vibrant contrasting colors. For example, a bright green scarf is perfect for a canary-colored T-shirt, turtleneck, jumper.