Živjo!
Letošnjo sezono so trgovine polne pončev in najrazličnejših
ogrinjal, pletov ... Pončo še nekako gre, saj je fiksiran okrog ramen, vratu ;)
Kako pa nositi ogrinjala, plete, da ne bi delovalo, kot da smo zaviti v veliko
odejo? Vsekakor ni preveč praktično, ko plapola naokrog ...
Bom vesela, če napišeš kakšno idejo o tem na svoj blog.
Hvala :)
Bom vesela, če napišeš kakšno idejo o tem na svoj blog.
Hvala :)
Iza
Prvi način je, da ga preprosto nekajkrat oviješ okrog vratu kot bi ovila manjši ali tanjši šal, pri čemer lahko konce zatlačiš pod vse sloje, da se jih sploh ne vidi, če te motijo. Seveda bo šal zaradi svoje velikosti in volumna zavzel več prostora, kar pa samo doda k toploti in tudi kul videzu. Lahko pa šal zaviješ okrog vratu le enkrat, pri čemer pustiš daljša konca, da visita ob plašču ali jaknici, s čimer dobiš malo bolj boemski oziroma casual videz.
(foto: Odglavedopet)
Drugi način je, da svoj šal, če je kvadratne oblike, prepogneš po diagonali in dobljeno trikotno obliko nosiš kot na spodnji fotki. To je zelo lep, dekorativen način za nošenje kvadratnih rut in šalov.
(foto: pinterest.com)
Če je tvoj velik šal tudi zelo širok, ga lahko nosiš kot neke vrste pončo – kot najbolj vrhnjo plast preko usnjene jakne, trenčkota ali volnenega plašča. Na ramenu ga lahko spneš z broško ali dekorativno zaponko, s čimer ga fiksiraš, da ne zdrsne dol in da ti ga ni treba ves čas popravljati. Opozorila bi le, da je ta način nošenja vizualno precej voluminozen ter da ne definira silhuete, zato je manj primeren za postave, ki več teže nosijo na zgornjem delu telesa.
(foto: shallwesasa.com)
Zadnji način pa je, da ga stiliraš s pasom, ki ga zapneš preko takega dolgega šala, ki ga predhodno samo položiš okrog vratu, da konca prosto padata ob telesu. Dobljeni učinek je eleganten in lahko celo večeren, še posebej, če je šal iz finejšega materiala, kot je recimo kombinacija svile in kašmirja.
(foto: Odglavedopet)
Upam, da sem ti dala kakšno idejo za nošenje oversize šalov. Naj ti bo toplo!
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Hi!
This season there is
plenty of oversize scarves, ponchos, etc in the shops everywhere. I somewhat
dig ponchos because they are fixed around the neck and therefore cannot move
around. But what about oversize scarves? How to not make them look like you're
wearing one big blanket? I'd be very happy if you could write something about
this on your blog.
Thank you,
Thank you,
Iza
Hello Iza,
Thank you for your question. No doubt, oversize scarves of all sorts have been very popular this season and for the past few fall/winter seasons. They are warm, stylish, extremely cosy and also very versatile. In order not to look like you're wearing a cloak, here are some suggestions for styling your oversize scarf.
The first option is to simply wrap it around your neck several times like you would a thinner scarf. You can also tuck the loose ends under the loop if you don't like them hanging out. On the other end, you can leave the long ends hanging over your coat or jacket for a a slightly casual 'boho' vibe.
Folding your square scarf diagonally is another option. You get a triangle shape that looks really cool and very decorative.
If your scarf is not only long but also very wide, you can wear it like a poncho. This means wearing it like the very last, top layer over your jacket or coat. This is very warm and snugly, but 'top heavy' body shapes should be careful as any kind of poncho adds additonal bulk to an already heavy frame without defining the silhouette.
Last but not least, for a more elegant, almost evening option, you can belt your long scarf. This is especially nice if your scarf is fine-knit, such as silk and cashmere combo. Styling like this is really simple. Just place your scarf around your shoulders and let it hang loosely near the body, then add a thin (or wide, depending on your styling) belt and belt it around your natural waist, tucking the scarf behind the belt.
I hope that you got some ideas for styling your oversize scarf! Stay warm!
Thank you for your question. No doubt, oversize scarves of all sorts have been very popular this season and for the past few fall/winter seasons. They are warm, stylish, extremely cosy and also very versatile. In order not to look like you're wearing a cloak, here are some suggestions for styling your oversize scarf.
The first option is to simply wrap it around your neck several times like you would a thinner scarf. You can also tuck the loose ends under the loop if you don't like them hanging out. On the other end, you can leave the long ends hanging over your coat or jacket for a a slightly casual 'boho' vibe.
Folding your square scarf diagonally is another option. You get a triangle shape that looks really cool and very decorative.
If your scarf is not only long but also very wide, you can wear it like a poncho. This means wearing it like the very last, top layer over your jacket or coat. This is very warm and snugly, but 'top heavy' body shapes should be careful as any kind of poncho adds additonal bulk to an already heavy frame without defining the silhouette.
Last but not least, for a more elegant, almost evening option, you can belt your long scarf. This is especially nice if your scarf is fine-knit, such as silk and cashmere combo. Styling like this is really simple. Just place your scarf around your shoulders and let it hang loosely near the body, then add a thin (or wide, depending on your styling) belt and belt it around your natural waist, tucking the scarf behind the belt.
I hope that you got some ideas for styling your oversize scarf! Stay warm!
(Translated by: Tina Martinec Selan)
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