By Erica in Cool Hunting

Every purchase of a Hermés scarf comes with a Knotting Card, one of several cards showcasing different ways to knot a scarf into something fabulously more →

By Lauren in Cool Hunting

I am loving fashion illustrator Coco's line of large silk scarves. Each scarf in her Forget Me Not collection has been originally hand drawn by Coco and more →

By Erica in D.I.Y.

We love Rike Feurstein. Her hats are sick and her chunky knits are lusciously bold and amazing. And when we saw her Dylan scarf, we thought it was genius. A more →

By Erica in Cool Hunting

Shibori tie dying is one of our favorite DIYs of all time so you can image our excitement after discovering Upstate's gorgeous line of shibori tie dye scarves, more →

By Erica in D.I.Y.

We've recently received several requests for a turban DIY and so, your wish is our command . . . more →

By Lauren in Cool Hunting

Rike Feurstein abandoned her corporate job as an attorney and dedicated herself to the nearly extinct art of hat-making. She studied millinery in New York and more →

By Lauren in Cool Hunting

The name "Molly" dates back to the 80’s, referring to a California girl who was unique amongst all other girls. A Molly looked her best by being true to more →

By Erica in Cool Hunting

A great scarf is a girl's best accessory. I love Hermés' new campaign and website, J’aime Mon Carré (I Love My Scarf), dedicated to their soon to be more →

By Erica in Home

I'm sure you're familiar with Kantha quilts, made popular by Anthropologie and Jeanette Farrier.  And if you're not, Kantha is an embroidery technique used by more →

By Erica in Cool Hunting

These handpainted silk scarves by Portland artist and designer Jason Kinney are delicate works of art. Inspired by Leonard Cohen and William Black, Kinney more →