Fall scarves change an outfit faster than anything else you own. This edit pairs cashmere, wool and silk wraps with the coats, knits, boots and bags that show them off.
Fall Scarves: Cashmere, Wool and Silk Wraps Worth Layering
Wrap Star
Naadam's lightweight cashmere triangle scarf is the soft, knotted kind, and Loeffler Randall's cream and blue silk scarf is the dressier cousin. Layer either with Everlane's long puffer for the coldest mornings. A Staud beaded pouch adds a bit of play.
The Silk Moment
Silk belongs at the collar, and Cuyana's printed silk scarf and skinny silk scarf both knot easily. Loeffler Randall's smocked Nicola blouse is the right backdrop, with Martha Calvo's gold Kylie earrings to pick up the shine. Keep the rest simple.
Hooded and Hushed
Staud's cashmere hood scarf is a scarf and a hat in one, and it looks best against Naadam's lightweight cashmere henley. Nanushka's cinnamon brown boot grounds the whole outfit. Soft layers in similar tones are the point.
Cold Snap
Everlane's wool cashmere tie-front scarf has a hood and a built-in knot, so it stays put in the wind. Wear it with Nanushka's cropped black cardigan, Loeffler Randall's workwear jean and the brown Carter loafer. It is an easy, practical uniform, and our edit of fall loafers and mules has more where that loafer came from.
Print Lesson
Naadam's Cashmino plaid scarf has pockets, which is the best kind of practical. Pair it with Nanushka's draped mesh maxi skirt for contrast, and carry Cuyana's tall tote. Let the scarf be the loudest thing on you.
Neutral Ground
Cuyana's striped alpaca scarf drapes long and looks right over anything neutral. Jenni Kayne's crop jean and Martha Calvo's red beaded Cora necklace complete a look that feels simple and finished.
