How to become a Shawl Master

Traditionally worn as modest ceremonial and worship attire or to denote ranking of hierarchy or wealth; the stole, shawl or scarf and the social superiority of these has been adopted as an every-day achievable look, assisting in many means to accessorise, protect or provide warmth and comfort.

How many ways can you think to accessorise your look and become a shawl master?

Here’s how we’ve styled 3 of our favourites:

The Claudio Catuli Wrap:

1. Worn over the shoulders to provide warmth and elegance
2. Flicked over the shoulder for simplicity and practicality

Shop the look: ALEGER V Neck Linen Blend Oversize Knit Top, BROOKE BARRETT Cameo Silk Gathered Trousers

The Patchouli Scarf (Grey):

1. Folded and tucked into a belt for sophistication and strength
2. Bunched, then wrapped around the neck and tucked in for more warmth and a ‘heavier’ look to the scarf itself

Shop the look: Transit Par-Such Soft Check Open Jacket, Transit Par-Such Soft Check Wide Leg Pants, Rundholz Mainline Barrett Belt, CATH•S Flat Horn Bracelets (Set of 3)

The Patchouli Scarf (Blue):

1. Twisted then knotted to accessorise
2. Folded to create a ‘slim’ looking scarf and flicked over the shoulder for simplicity and warmth

Shop the look: Transit Par-Such Fine Herringbone Blazer, Transit Par-Such Fine Herringbone Cropped Pant, CATH•S Irregular Shaped Horn Bracelets (Set of 3), CATH•S Round Bronze Horn Bracelet