Cashmere Scarf
Burgundy Scarf by Loro Piana
How to wear Loro Piana Cashmere Scarf
Consider wearing a light blue denim shirt and a Loro Piana Cashmere Scarf from TheRealReal if you're on the lookout for an outfit option that is all about casual cool. Wondering how to finish? Complement your ensemble with black leather pumps to rev up the fashion factor.
If you're in search of a casual and at the same time incredibly chic ensemble, team a grey coat with a burgundy scarf. For something more on the classy end to finish off this outfit, introduce black leather ankle boots to your outfit.
This combination of a black coat and a Loro Piana Cashmere Scarf from TheRealReal is stylish and yet it's easy enough and ready for anything. When not sure as to what to wear on the footwear front, stick to black leather chelsea boots.
Display your outfit coordination credentials by opting for this relaxed casual pairing of a beige fur coat and a burgundy scarf.
Consider wearing a burgundy boucle biker jacket and a burgundy scarf to create an interesting and modern-looking casual outfit. And if you want to instantly play down your outfit with footwear, throw a pair of black rain boots in the mix.
This is undeniable proof that a brown parka and a Loro Piana burgundy scarf are awesome when worn together in an off-duty ensemble. Black leather ankle boots will polish up any look.
This laid-back combo of a navy oversized sweater and a burgundy scarf is very easy to throw together in no time, helping you look chic and prepared for anything without spending too much time rummaging through your wardrobe. Get a little creative on the shoe front and introduce beige suede mid-calf boots to the equation.
If you appreciate relaxed dressing, consider pairing a black turtleneck with a burgundy scarf. Throw in burgundy suede over the knee boots to completely change up the getup.
A black puffer coat and a burgundy scarf are a favorite off-duty combination for many style-savvy girls. Complete this getup with green uggs to instantly kick up the fashion factor of your ensemble.