• Skinny silk scarf knotted on a chair, white with yellow, turquoise and gray mountains and a black edge
  • The same skinny silk scarf hanging straight, showing the full length of the coral and teal hill print
  • The black-edged skinny silk scarf hanging straight, its mountain print running down both ends
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Skinny Silk Scarf with Painted Mountain Print

Skinny Silk Scarf with Painted Mountain Print

$35.95 USD
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Product Type: Scarves & Wraps

A skinny silk scarf is the easiest way to add color without adding bulk, and this one, the Celeste from ClaudiaG, is 53 inches long and 5.25 inches wide. The print looks painted with a brush: rolling hills on a white ground, ending in a contrast border along both long edges. One version runs coral, teal and gold inside a slate blue edge; the other runs yellow, turquoise and gray mountains inside a black edge.

  • Long enough to loop. At 53 inches it goes around the neck once and still leaves two tails of more than a foot each.
  • Prints at both ends. The mountains sit toward the tips, so whatever knot you tie, the color lands where people look.
  • Edge outlines the shape. The dark border traces every twist, which keeps a narrow scarf from looking like a loose ribbon.

How to Wear a Skinny Scarf

How to wear a skinny scarf depends on the neckline under it. Over a crew neck or a turtleneck, loop it once and let the two ends hang straight, like a soft tie. Inside an open collar, tie a loose knot just off center. Over a blazer lapel, drape it unknotted so both ends fall down the front and frame the jacket. A narrow scarf never fights the outfit, so it works in an office that would swallow a big printed square.

Turning It into a Purse Scarf

Skinny scarves are the classic way to dress a bag handle. Start at one end of the handle, wrap the silk around it in a tight spiral and tie off at the far end with a small knot, or simply knot the middle around the handle and let the printed ends swing. The silk also protects a leather handle from hand cream and wear. For hair, fold it once lengthwise and wear it as a headband knotted at the nape, or wind it through a braid so the colors flash as you move.

Painted Hills in Two Palettes

The coral and teal version is warm, the kind of print that brightens navy, denim and camel. The black-edged mountain version is graphic and crisp, and its black border ties it to black coats, bags and boots in one move. ClaudiaG names the two options Blue and Black; the photos show the print and edge of each, so pick by the picture you prefer. ClaudiaG's care line is short: hand wash in cold water, no bleach, and lay it flat to dry.

The Celeste Skinny Scarf in Use

Can a skinny silk scarf keep you warm? Not in the way a wool scarf does. At 5.25 inches wide it covers a strip of skin, which takes the edge off a breeze at the collar, but it is chosen for color and line rather than warmth.

Will tying it around a bag handle crease the silk? A tight spiral leaves soft creases that relax within a day of hanging, and a few minutes in a steamy bathroom smooths them out. Untie it between seasons so the folds do not set.

Is 53 inches long enough for a man's collar? Yes. Worn under a shirt collar like an ascot or knotted loosely over a sweater, the length suits a larger neck as well as a slim one, with tails to spare.

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