🎨 Enhancing Style with Love Lakeside Women's Accessories: Impressionist Watercolor Crinkle Scarves & Wraps Review

I recently had a mastectomy and wear scarves around my neck to drape. I live in South Florida where the climate is always tropical. These scarves were perfect. for my style. I always wear jeans or shorts for casual wear, so silk/polyester always looks "dressy". Another type of scarf is always like "funny," about 30 inches wide, so when gathered around the neck they become too wide (and usually too long). You are perfect. Light, cotton, not too big, I like all colors.

I understand each scarf will have some color differences but mine has a much smaller gradient effect than the picture. While the photo looks like it has yellows as well as pinks and purples, mine is almost entirely purple, with just a bit of pink on one edge. I am disappointed that this is not an ombre effect but still a beautiful scarf. Be careful if you wear it in the rain! Every drop that hits the scarf causes it to become mottled, and this effect doesn't go away when it dries. I have a…

I bought this plum scarf to wear as a Jewish Tychel headscarf. It's thin, light, and has a goose-like texture - perfect for my purpose. It goes very well with Wrapunzel.com 2-in-1 scarves. Right now I'm wearing it with purple 2-in-1s and they look great with teal 2-in-1s too. I had no problem removing the label with a water based sticker remover as suggested by another reviewer. I like to credit it for the label sewn into the hem. I have already ordered another of these in bright blue and may…

This scarf will add zest to your image. I have several of these in different colors. I like the color combination very, very artistic, like watercolor. Not a heavy winter scarf, but a pleasantly warm accessory for the neck that protects against cold wind. I live in Northern California and winters can be chilly/cold, but not cold. These scarves are easy to carry from the car to the office. Worth buying. To remove the annoying adhesive label, wash the scarf in a laundry bag and carefully peel off

Firstly I'm a fan of scarves. It started when I had surgery on my neck and wanted to hide the scar. But then I became addicted to scarves of different sizes, patterns, colors and textures that really make an outfit stand out or spice up a simple shirt and pair of jeans. This is a really nice scarf. I ordered navy blue and the colors are exactly the same as in the picture. The colors are painted in the tie technique, a watercolor pattern with a wrinkled texture.Light, odorless. Arrived tightly…

The person I bought this for really liked it. It arrived in a neat twisted fancy shape and she loved the neat presentation! The colors look "rich" and the material is light, ideal to give style and chic to a blouse or sweater! It's a little smaller than expected but still a good size. The fringes are good, I was a little worried the fringes would be ruined, but she was in perfect shape! I was also surprised that the fabric didn't feel or feel "cheap". Good business. I will probably order…

I've been looking for a very thin scarf to hide the surgical wound and it's perfect. If you are looking for a warm scarf, this is not it. It can protect your neck from drafts, but that's about it. If you are looking for a very cute thin scarf to spice up any outfit, then this is for you. I ordered 6 of these (Steel Grey, Coral, Sunset Red, Caribbean Green, Pink and Pink Fuchsia) and they are all as pictured. I had a hard time deciding between Orange, Sunset and Coral and I have to say that…

As one reviewer noted, these scarves are thin, but it's unfair to criticize them for that. These scarves should be very light. Enough volume when slightly gathered to take the chill off a bare neck in spring and fall and add a touch of color and style. I bought two shades. The Braun Mokka corresponds to the colors in the screenshot and is rated with five stars. Steel gray, while attractive, is no longer as bright and colorful; Most of the scarf is actually black with a few shades of gray here…