In Love With Russian Scarves.

Hi. My name is Dana Cristina and I have a new crush. Well, actually addiction. It’s called Russian scarves from Luxyra. (click here to see them).

Professing my love for all fashion bits is of no news to anyone, but when you’re gifted with one of the finest and most luxurious pieces your closet has seen, well, that just sums it up. Thank you so much Luxyra for my amazing Mysterious Muse scarf. (click here to see/get it). So, as promised in my previous post on Russian scarves (here) I took a few pics of how I wore my Luxyra scarf, hence today’s post. Styling it was the easiest thing ever, despite its bold colors and daring flowery prints it goes with absolutely anything, giving a bit of that vintage refinement, traditional edge and luxury to your look. Winter does have its perks, true that: wearing a scarf of any color, style or fabric is a must to shield from the cold. And a great excuse to add some razzmatazz to an otherwise dull look.

And so I did. I ditched my coat for those 30 minutes on the rooftop taking photos, cause it was such a beautiful weather. But I had more layers on than an onion, so don’t let the sun fool you. I wore my Mysterious Muse scarf with skinny jeans, oversized sweater, denim shirt underneath and comfy ankle boots. But really, it goes with anything (although I do love how it looks against all-black-outfits) and its quality is beyond incredible. Why I love it? 100% wool – so it definitely kept me warm, especially when it was all wrapped up around my neck. I love that it’s massive. Think blanket size, or unfolded maxi dress, which only adds to its versatility as you can wear it, wrap it, tie it in so many ways it’s amazing. I adore its colors and prints. Bold. Bright. Vibrant. Extravagant mix of pinks, blues, reds, yellows that just pop against the black. Can look so edgy when paired with a printed top, or traditionally sophisticated when it’s the center piece of a look. The logo is brilliant: great design, in gold, very rich-meets-vintage-luxe, very discreetly placed in one corner.

Personally I felt it gave more jazz & color to my look, it gave a bit of oomph and made it less serious/boring/been-there-done-that.

And the fringes are the best. Made out of silk they are luscious & luxurious, the IT of Russian scarves. It came in a great box and fine wrapping paper. Loved it. So what’s to blame for my latest crush? Everything that comes with this scarf: it’s versatile, traditional-meets-edgy yet very classic. Soft woolen fabric, silk fringes, high quality, oozing refinement, luxury & richness. I wore mine all week and still can’t get enough of it.