How to Choose Scarves and Stoles That Suit You When It's a Little Chilly

Scarves and stoles are not only for protection against the cold, but are also stylish accessories incorporated into modern fashion.
They are a must-have fashion item for spring outfits and are also convenient for easily elevating your style.
In this article, I will talk about basic ways to tie large-sized types, as well as how to choose scarves and stoles in colors that suit you based on personal color analysis.

About Scarves and Stoles

It is said that the origin of the scarf dates back to around the 15th century in Europe, where a square white cloth used by women to cover the lower part of their face was called a "muffler." The origin of the stole is considered to be the "stola," a shawl used by Catholic clergy since the Middle Ages.
Since they have been used in modern fashion after being used as styling accents or for ceremonial purposes since the Middle Ages, they can actually be considered high-status clothing items.
Depending on how you tie them, they can easily create beautiful lines, making them one of the stylish items that can easily elevate your look.
First, let's look at how to tie them. Please use this as a reference for your styling.

How to Tie Scarves and Stoles

About Colors That Suit You for Scarves and Stoles

Many people are concerned about the colors and materials that suit them for items worn close to the face. Therefore, I will talk about color trends that suit you by applying them to the four-season color system based on personal color analysis.
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For SPRING types

Color: Clear hues, vivid colors
Pattern: Plaid
Material: Modal, organic cotton
The brightest hues among the four-season colors suit you best.
For texture, items with a smooth feel that are durable, lightweight, and have a unique drape are good.

For SUMMER types

Color: Soft, whitish pastel colors
Pattern: Galaxy, Kyo-zome (Kyoto dyeing), etc.
Material: Polyester georgette crepe
Thin, light, firm, and crisp to the touch.
It has a matte, smooth appearance and a refreshing impression.

For AUTUMN types

Color: Calm, mature, and deep hues
Pattern: Paisley, herringbone (woven pattern)
Material: Cashmere, acrylic, silk blend
Cashmere and acrylic, which have a beautiful luster and evoke elegance, refinement, and dignity, have a fluffy feel similar to knitwear, giving them a gentle look and touch.
Both are materials that feel elegant and warm.

For WINTER types

Color: Urban, inorganic, chic hues
Pattern: Solid, mottled dyeing
Material: Polyester, rayon
Characterized by an artificial luster, these materials have a smooth and plain appearance. They are firm, extremely strong, and have a unique drape.
These are items with a swaying design that gives an urban impression.

Scarves and stoles are items that you can enjoy styling once you get the hang of them.
I hope this will be an opportunity for you to enjoy fashion.
Please use this as a reference.

Article Author
Kazuya Muto
Personal Stylist

After achieving the top individual sales nationwide at a certain apparel shop, he joined Fashion Rescue, a group of professionals with personal stylist qualifications. He has styled over 2,500 people in total and has experience being stationed at Shinjuku Takashimaya and styling for numerous video projects.
Currently, while working in the field, he also teaches at universities and vocational schools, training stylists. He strives to propose styling that makes the most of the dignity of each person and generation, based on the current trends and times for people in their 20s to 50s.

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