BLANKET SCARF 2 WAYS

OUTFIT 1: CAMEL COAT, OLD (SIMILAR) // STRIPE SHIRT // BLANKET SCARF, SOLD OUT (SAME STYLE) // JEANS // OTK BOOTS, OLD (SIMILAR) // PURSE // PEARL EARRINGS (SIMILAR) // NAILS: 'WINE AND FOREVER' BY MAYBELLINE COLOR SHOW // LIPS: 'REBEL' BY MAC

OUTFIT 2: BLANKET SCARF, SOLD OUT (IDENTICAL) // WHITE SHIRT // JEANS, OLD (SIMILAR) // LEOPARD PUMPS (SIMILAR) // NUDE CLUTCH // PEARL EARRINGS (SIMILAR) // NAILS: 'WINE AND FOREVER' BY MAYBELLINE COLOR SHOW // LIPS: 'BORN WITH IT' BY MAYBELLINE 

Happy Monday everyone!

It is so crazy that Christmas is this week! I am in sunny old England to celebrate the holidays and bring in the New Year with my family, so if there is a delay in posts or a day is skipped you know why! I hope you all are able to spend some time with loved ones over the next couple of weeks. 

I wanted to share two alternative ways to wear a blanket scarf this winter. Many people think the scarf is too bulky especially for a smaller frame. I am 5'10" and most frequently wear my blanket scarfs as last seen here and here however I have had fun experimenting with alternative options to reduce the bulk these scarfs create. 

For the first look the scarf is folded rectangularly, twice rather than in a triangle. This gives the scarf the option of being worn as a regular long rectangular scarf.

The second look takes a little more time and practice, the scarf is folded in a triangle and belted. I chose to keep the back out of the belt for less arm restriction however I know plenty of people who get away with having the back of the scarf tucked into the belt as well and have no problems. I have yet to master the art of caping my blanket scarf obvi! 

Hope this was beneficial!

xo, Jasmin

photos by Oscar Merrida