I think I need some reviving. I think the stylist is on to something here. I don’t necessarily like velvet blazers, but I do like the idea of using scarves in place of belts. The fall cannot come soon enough. There are so many accessories to experiment with this coming season.
Bruno Pieters Fall 2008
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That’s an interesting use for a scarf on men. It looks a bit bulky on the model, so I’d probably have to use a short scarf.
Personally, thick or thin, long or short, I’d use a scarf that didn’t stand out in stark contrast.
very interesting