SCARF

Different types of scarf

Net scarf-are ideal for making scarves. You will have to choose
fine and smooth net fabric like tulle instead of scratchy synthetic
nets. Trims like sequins, chains or laces can be added to the edges.

Silk scarf-is an expensive choice for scarves but they have a

luxurious aura. Hand-painted silk scarves are much in demand and
carry a premium usually simply known as cashmere, is a fiber
obtained from cashmere goats or pashmina goats and other types of
goat. It has been used to make yarn, textiles and clothing for
hundreds of years

Velvet scarf-is a heavy thick fabric with pile so using the whole
width of the fabric as a scarf is absolutely not a good idea. Thin
tube scarves in velvet are ideal.

Plaid scarf-is a type of woolen fabric with a tartan chequered pattern. It

is a great scarf to wear in winter.

A chequered scarf pattern- is one of the most sought after patterns

other than the tartan pattern for scarves worn by men. made of cotton
or silk, krama are more often than not brightly coloured in red and
white, blue and white or black and white, though more expensive silk
ones may be multicoloured and interwoven with gold thread.
A scarf with border contrast-Whatever fabric you use you can decorate it with contrasting fabric
stitched on the borders for a dramatic effect.

Crinkled scarf-or crushed fabric has a depth which makes it good for scarves of
solid colors. Add fringe trims for more texture.

Scarves with tassels - Tassels or pompoms are added along the scarf edge for
a colourful and interesting look.

1. Belt- is a flexible band or strap, and worn around the waist, that is usually of less
circumference than the hips underneath, preventing pants from falling.
 Material- typically made of leather or heavy cloth.

Different style of belts:

Buckle belt- This is a simple strap belt with a press on metal

buckle on one end of the belt. The material of strap maybe made in
leather or fabric or plastic. The buckles are usually made of an
alloy of zinc and aluminium with a special plating to give it a
shineor made of brass.

Metal belt- These are typically worn with formal dresses/ wedding
gowns. Some metal belts are fastened with chains or are made of
chains as such. Some are made of filigree silver or gold or gold
/silver plated metals

Corset style belt- belt that ties you up into a pencil thin figure
whatever shape you are. You pour yourself into this belt and is laced
up so tight that you will wish you were born thin or ate less – just like those Elizabethan ladies
who wore real corsets every day despite the excruciating pain and discomfort.

Braided belts- These are belts classified according to the way its strap is made – by braiding
different pieces/strands of fabric or leather

Hip belt-This refers to low lying belts worn loosely draping over the hips . They are
typically worn by Asian brides over their wedding dress – also called hip chains

cinch belt- is a tight fitting belt made of elastic / leather /

stretchy fabric to encircle the waist tightly to make it look
really small. It is fastened with a fancy buckle / clasp or
laced-up. This belt can give you an hourglass figure by
thinning the waist. It is not worn inside the belt loops but
over it. They are usually one size fits all from waist sizes of
24- 48, because of its stretching property.

Handheld fan-or simply hand fan, may be any broad, flat surface that is waved back-and-forth to
create an airflow.

Materials- made of a thin material (such as paper or feathers) mounted on slats which
revolve around a pivot so that it can be closed when not in use.

Kinds of fan:

Lace Fans- easily considered as a treasured collection, bridal fans, as

a Spanish accessory, or a gift for a special lady because of the very
fine and luxurious design of their lace fabric, lace fans may be priced
higher than your average hand fans because what you pay for them is
basically the intricate handwork or lacework, which you may never
find anywhere else. If you are looking for lace fans that will keep you
cool for a special outdoor event or while you are don in your heavy bridal dress, opt for thick-
laced fans with fewer open holes as they tend to give more air over the thin-laced fans that
feature a lot of open holes.

Silk Hand Fans- made a thing of luxury by the elegant sheen of natural silk
or the patterns of silk brocade, silk is smart for a formal party setting. Due
to the well-dyeing nature of silk, silk fans can keep their vivid color for a
long time while the thickness of silk enables them to lend the same light to moderate breeze that
cloth.

Wood Hand Fans-completely made of natural wood, which essentially makes them
durable, wood hand fans are the perfect choice for hand fans as an everyday accessory.
Their wooden ribs are frequently styled with striking cutouts that are often complemented
with a colorful hand-painting and they create a sharp, snapping sound when flipped open.
considered more efficient in giving off a refreshing breeze enough to keep you cool over
with a musky scent of fresh wood than paint the summer months.

Feather Fans- this type of hand fan is formed by a group of real or faux bird, ostrich, turkey, or
goose feathers that are delicately matched and fixed on a wooden or plastic fan frame.
When used on special occasions, the inherently sophisticated design of feather fans make
them standout as a statement piece, thus, they can let you rock a spectacular event with
their exquisite avian-inspired design.

Straw hand fans-Also known as buri fans, straw hand fans are heart-shaped fans with a
weave-like surface. They are a native product of the tropical countries and handmade using
the dried palm fronds of the buri.

Folding hand fans-The generic term for hand fans that fold to a slender
and rectangular shape and opens to the shape of a half moon, circle, or
shell. Among the popular variations of folding fans.

Handkerchief-For many years, handkerchiefs were primarily used for blowing noses and they
were tucked away out of sight inside of pockets and purses. But sometime in the sixteenth
century, handkerchiefs fashion accessories.. Today, fashion models and designers routinely add
lace and scalloped edges to cotton and linen handkerchiefs to wrap around their arms and flaunt
them. They are made of cotton, cotton-synthetic blend, synthetic fabric, silk, or linen.

Different style of handkerchiefs:

Lace Edged Handkerchiefs – All of our lace hankies are made of 100%
cotton or linen. They are handy, soft and durable and make excellent gifts
for wedding, baptisms and other special occasions.

Personalized Handkerchiefs – In addition to monograms, we can also

embroider short messages in any thread color or hue of your choice.
Sending a personal message via a handkerchief is a unique way to express your affection for a
loved one.

Color Embroidery - If you prefer vibrant colors and beautiful embroidered designs, our
color embroidered hankies make perfect gifts. Enjoy browsing our large selection of
flower and butterfly designs.

White Embroidery - If you prefer classic white hankies with beautifully

stitched designs, our white embroidered hankies are for you.

Print Handkerchiefs – Vintage inspired hankies make excellent accessories

for men and women. The hankies we carry are made of cotton with
decorative edges and printed with retro and vintage designs.

Heirloom Handkerchiefs – Imported from Germany, Switzerland and

Ireland, our heirloom hankies are the finest and most intricate
handkerchiefs that we carry in our shop. The European lace designs are
both beautiful and delicate.

Socks- is an item of clothing worn on the feet and often covering the ankle or some part of the
calf. Some type of shoe or boot is typically worn over socks. In ancient times, socks were made
from leather or matted animal hair. In the late 16th century, machine-knit socks were first
produced.

 Materials- can be created from a wide variety of materials, such as cotton, wool,
nylon, acrylic, polyester, olefins (such as polypropylene), or spandex. To get an
increased level of softness other materials that might be used during the process can
be silk, bamboo, linen, cashmere, or mohair.

Different style of socks:

Ankle length socks- As the name goes, the ankle length socks cover your
feet just till the ankles and are perfect for all your casual occasions.
 Knee length socks- are used by women, usually under their boots, during winters. They act
as a cushion and add an extra layer to keep the feet warm.

Thigh high socks-These go above your knees. A very good idea for women to pair them
with skirts. If you want to add a little funk to your outfit, you could also try the printed
socks.

Slip-ons padding- are thin and form a protective layer that is perfect for low cut
loafers, ballerinas or shoes.

Stockings- a women's garment, typically made of translucent nylon or silk, that fits closely over
the foot and is held up by garters or an elasticized strip at the upper thigh.

Different syle of stockings:

Fishnet/fencenet stocking- They might not be counted as stockings but are worn
to give a flattering look and show some skin with a peek-a-boo factor. These are
usually worn with sexy silky dresses and definitely will rise the temperature
around you. Wear with: Gowns with slits, Silk Dresses and Wedding gowns

Lace stockings- Laces bring feminity to the outfits and look authentic on every
outfit. And that favourite pair of yours that you’ve been wearing to work or
places underneath the pencil skirts is infact the one we are talking about.Wear
with: Pencil Skirts, Formal Skirts, Dresses.

Printed stockings- As fashion started incorporating stockings with skirts and

shorts, the market has been flooded with stockings with quirky prints and
designs on them. Wear with: Hipsters, Shorts, Mini Skirts
Transparent stockings- Transparent and sleek, these are just a layer of nylon. They show your
legs but can still be seen. The hide and seek play is always extra sexy and sensuous to the peak.

Maternity stockings- These are very tight and entwine the legs for medical purposes. These are
worn by women with ankle pains and when they have tired legs.

Corsages has become established tradition for any formal occasions. It is available in all year
round. There are different types of corsages flowers such as yellow rose pin corsage flowers,
purple mini calla corsage flowers, yellow rose pin corsage flowers, white rose pin corsage
flowers.

Different styles of corsage:

Green cymbidium wrist corsage flowers are the tropical varieties that are
used for outdoor weddings. They add elegance & beauty.

Red rose pin corsage flowers are the fresh cut variety. They are the unique
look at your wedding, prom, & special occasions. They add sweet
fragrances.

Purple mini calla corsage flowers are the freshest. They are used for
wedding and occurrence accessories.

Yellow mini calla pin corsage flowers are very elegant that are used for
proms, weddings, special events.

Blue hydrangea pin corsage flowers are very popular for every occasion.
They are the excellent choice for homecomings, proms, and weddings.
They add loyalty and elegance.
Mango orange mini calla pin corsages are the wonderful fresh cut flowers. They are generally
used for wedding, prom, or special occasions.

Hats- is a head covering which is worn for various reasons, including protection against weather
conditions, ceremonial reasons such as university graduation, religious reasons, safety, or as a
fashion accessory.

Different styles of hat:

Fedora hat- these hats are the most elegant and popular choice for most women. It has a short
brim and an indent either on one side or on both the sides. These are slightly
more casual and go with floral dresses, skirts, jeans, one-piece dresses, and
jumpsuits.

Beret hat- originated from France and Spain, Berets have no rim and are flat
hats that just lay flat on your head, with the center of it popping out a little. It
can be worn at the center, or on one side if you want to look all European. It
goes well with formal one-piece dresses, pencil skirts, and pantsuits.

The baseball cap- was specially designed to serve a purpose, and the idea for
the basic design was to ensure that the cap sits in place, and extends out to

give protection from heat and sun while one is playing sports, etc.

Derby hat- They trace back to the 1800s when they were called bowler hats.
Initially, these hats were about plain and elegant self-designs. They started to
get a makeover as English and world fashion evolved.

Cloche hat-They are long, narrow, and come with a smaller brim. They are
meant to sit low on your head. In the second part of the 19th century, cloche
hats got a makeover, and designers started to bring in their element with
buttons, embellishments, etc.
Jewelries- objects of personal adornment, as necklaces, rings, bracelets, or brooches, esp. when
made of precious metals, gemstones, or pearls and distinguished by very fine design and craft.

Different styles of jewelries:

Crown- is a traditional symbolic form of headwear, not hat, worn by a

monarch or by adeity for whom the corwn traditionally representspower.

Hatpin- I a decorative and functionalpin for holding a hat to the head.

Hairpin- is a long device used to hold person’s hair in place.

Fascinator- is a formal headpiece for women, a style of

millenery originally of lightweight knitted fabric

Earring- is a piece of jewelry attached to the ear via a piercing in the

earlobe or another external part of the ear.

Choker- is a closd-fittng necklace worn around the neck, it can be

made of velvet, plastic, beads, latex, leather, metal, such as silver
gold or platinum.

Necklace- is a article of jewelry that is worn around the neck.

 Bangles- are traditionally rigid bracelets originating from the indian
subcontinent,which are usually made of metal, wood, glass, or plastic.

Engagement ring- is a ring indicating that person wearing its id engaged

to be married, especially in western cultures..

Brooch- is a decorative jewelry item designed to be attached to garments, often to hold

them closed.

Birthstones and their vivid colors have long been a way to connect your birth month with rare
and unique gemstones.
Shoes- is a type of a garment that is worn in our feet.

Parts of shoes:

Different style of shoes:

Wedge heel- can give an outfit a more polished look without actually having
to waer excruciating heels.

Ballerinas- a pretty and radical solution to casual, everyday footwear.

Lace ups- is acatch all term for any shoes that fastens with laces.

Canvas shoes- are slightly sportier looking than ballerina shoes.

Flip flops- the ultimate summer shoe, of you’re heading to the beach or
pool this summer then these are the perfect shoes to put in your beach bag.
 modern boat shoes- were invented in 1935 by American Paul A. Sperry of New Haven,
Connecticut after noticing his dog's ability to run easily over ice without slipping.
Using a knife, he cut siping into his shoes' soles, inspiring a shoe perfect for boating
and a company called Sperry Top-Sider

Oxford shoe is characterized by shoelace eyelets tabs that are

attached under the vamp, a feature termed "closed lacing". ...
Originally, Oxfords were plain, formal shoes, made of leather, but
they evolved into a range of styles suitable for formal, uniform, or
casual wear.