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quite neck-worthy

When it comes to textures, that which you put around your neck seems like it should have first dibs at the raddest option.  Conveniently, we have scarves for that.

The Wave Crinkled Scarf is of the raddest texture, making it quite neck-worthy.  The perfectly patterned wrinkles are confusingly permanent, taking the fabric from simply material to an actual item of clothing.

Available in white, coral, and turquoise, this soft scarf is built for variety–a perfect topper for a multitude of outfits.  And with its lightweight cotton material, it is easy to throw on with your monotones for an attractively carefree look.

The Wave is a medium-sized scarf, at nearly six feet long and two feet wide.  Enough to cover you up and be present, but not big enough to weigh a girl down.  That’s what handbags are for.

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I’m back with the last post of my amazing, scarf-filled Irish adventure.  Missed part 1 and 2?  Catch up.

Next stop, castle life.

Dingle has a large loop of scenery.  They call it the “Ring of Dingle”.  I called it the “Ringle”.  It’s a beautiful drive through Dingle where you can stop and see cliffs, beehive houses, and pottery shops.  It makes for a relaxing day of exploration and for that reason, I dressed myself in jeans and a t-shirt.  But fear not, I added the Avery Ombré Scarf and attached it with a skinny belt to bring life to my look just in time for high tea at the Ballyseede Castle in Tralee.  Later when it got chilly, I wrapped the Avery around my neck for warmth.  So multifunctional!

Last stop, Shannon.

Our last day in Ireland was laid back.  We enjoyed lunch, shopping, and spending time at a farmhouse.  I decided that the Diane Ruffle Scarf would be the best accessory to help me go out with a bang.  I wrapped the Diane loosely around my neck and paired it with a simple black shirt and jeans.  I got so many compliments on my “pretty red scarf” and loved its vibrant color on a day that was so bright and blue.

My trip to Ireland was amazing…and wearing Affordable Scarves everyday was a great decision.  I was comfortable, put-together, and accessorized to a T.  I was able to look fashionable, enjoy a new culture, and photograph the entire experience all at the same time.

Photographers Tip: When photographing beautiful countryside like that in Ireland, grab a wide angle lens to help capture a wider landscape.  You won’t regret it.

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Scarves are an ideal travel companion.  They’re compact, they keep you warm, and they always make you look good.  For these reasons and more, I filled my suitcase to the brim with Affordable Scarves while packing for a quick trip to Ireland.  And because I’m a photographer, I vowed that I’d document my six days of travel with my six scarves.

And so I was off to the lands of my ancestors with camera in hand and Affordable Scarf around neck.

Here is part 1 of 3…

First stop, Dublin.

I arrived to Dublin in my Solid Colored Pashmina ready to see the sites.  This scarf was perfect on the long plane ride.  Not only was it comfortable, but it doubled as my blanket and kept me warm for the flight across the big pond.

The next day we traveled to Kinsale and stopped by the Blarney Castle on the way.

Our day at the Blarney Castle was dreary and cold, but I was determined to pucker up to that Blarney Stone.  Luckily, my Erica Colorblock Scarf was there to help keep me warm…and fashionable, of course.  I knotted this scarf and paired it with a simple jacket for a casual, yet put-together look.

Come back tomorrow for part two.

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