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By Madelin Fass October 6, 2021 Source: Vogue Photo Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. From luggage-inspired bags to luxurious suede cross-bodys, a handful of fall 2021 handbag trends were spotted on the arms of showgoers during Fashion Month . Consider it a four-city, month-long survey, if you will. Among the bags toted is a lovely mix of reinterpreted classics as well as new and noteworthy styles. The lady bag gets a modern makeover for 2021, while everyday silhouettes like small cross-body bags are offered in on-trend seasonal materials. There are also of-the-moment bags that offer a timeless appeal. A handful of styles share common practical themes, like the use of neutral-colored leathers and sizing that could be classified as mid to roomy. Characteristics like these make investing in trends easy, especially when you’ll be able to wear them for many seasons to come. However, it wouldn’t be a trend report without something statement-worthy. Holding true to the holiday season spirit, mini bags that get a maxi dose of sparkle. Stow Your Personal Item This fall, you’ll want to pack light. Consider smaller-sized bags that resemble vintage luggage. In handheld-size duffles and top-handled trunks, these might just be your new favorite carry-on. Can We Per-Suede You? We’ve already expressed our love for wearing shades of brown this season, so why not continue the autumnal color trend with a handbag in rich shades of suede? Bottomless Bags Let your belongings fall into a fashionable abyss with the season’s assortment of ultra-roomy totes—not to worry; they’re not actually bottom-less. At Clasp! Squishable, pillow-like clutches return with a bit of structure with the addition of elegant hardware like gold clasped frames and optional chains. She’s a Lady These lady-like bags come with contemporary details like two-tone interiors, oversized buckles, and stretched-out silhouettes. Star Struck While small in size, high-shine silver embellishments—such as crystals fringe and paillette sequins ensure—that this season’s mini bags won’t go unnoticed. What will you be carrying this season? Why? Which Shidonna Raven Fashion will you choose? How will you accessorize this season? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

By Adam Hayes Reviewed by Gordon Scott Updated Apr 29, 2021 Source: Investopedia Photo Source: Unsplash, Tamara Bellis What Is Fast Fashion? Fast fashion is the term used to describe clothing designs that move quickly from the catwalk to stores to take advantage of trends. The collections are often based on styles presented at Fashion Week runway shows or worn by celebrities. Fast fashion allows mainstream consumers to purchase the hot new look or the next big thing at an affordable price. Fast fashion became common because of cheaper, speedier manufacturing and shipping methods, an increase in consumers' appetite for up-to-the-minute styles, and the increase in consumer purchasing power—especially among young people—to indulge these instant-gratification desires. Because of all this, fast fashion is challenging the established clothing labels' tradition of introducing new collections and lines on an orderly, seasonal basis. In fact, it's not uncommon for fast-fashion retailers to introduce new products multiple times in one week to stay on trend. Fast fashion describes low-priced but stylish clothing that moves quickly from design to retail stores to meet trends, with new collections being introduced continuously. Innovations in supply chain management among retailers make fast fashion possible. Zara and H&M are two giants fast fashion field.\, Others include UNIQLO, GAP, and Topshop. Affordable prices and instant gratification for consumers, more profits for companies, and the democratization of stylish clothing are among fast fashion's benefits. On the downside, fast fashion is also associated with pollution, waste, the promulgation of a "disposable" mentality, low wages, and unsafe workplaces. Understanding Fast Fashion Shopping for clothing was once considered an event. Consumers would save up to buy new clothes at certain times of the year. The style-conscious would get a preview of the styles to come via fashion shows that displayed new collections and clothing lines several months in advance of their appearance in stores. But that began to change in the late 1990s, as shopping became a form of entertainment and discretionary spending on clothing increased. Enter fast fashion—cheap, trendy knock-off garments, mass-produced at low cost, that allowed consumers to feel as though they were wearing the same styles that "walked the runway" or were sported by a sexy entertainer. Fast fashion is made possible by innovations in supply chain management (SCM) among fashion retailers. Its goal is to quickly produce cost-efficient articles of clothing in response to (or anticipation of) fast-shifting consumer demands. The assumption is that consumers want high fashion at a low cost. While the garments are often carelessly made, they're not intended to be worn for years, or even multiple times. Fast fashion follows the concept of category management, linking the manufacturer with the consumer in a mutually beneficial relationship. The speed at which fast fashion happens requires this kind of collaboration, as the need to refine and accelerate supply chain processes is paramount. $35.8 billion The size of the fast fashion market in 2019, according to the “Fast Fashion Global Market Report 2020-30: COVID-19 Growth and Change." It's projected to reach $38.21 billion in 2023.1 Fast Fashion Leaders Major players in the fast-fashion market include Zara, H&M Group, UNIQLO, GAP, Forever 21, Topshop, Esprit, Primark, Fashion Nova, and New Look. Many companies are both retailers and manufacturers, though they often outsource the actual production of clothing (see "The Disadvantages of Fast Fashion"). In addition, traditional mass-market department stores such as Macy's, J. C. Penney, and Kohl's in the U.S. have all taken a page from the fast-fashion book. For their in-house and proprietary brands, they've shortened design and production times to better compete in the market. Here's a closer look at some of the leaders in fast fashion. Zara Spanish retail chain Zara, the flagship brand of textile giant Inditex, is all but synonymous with fast fashion, serving as an exemplar of how to cut the time between design, production, and delivery. Zara's designers can sketch a garment—the company sells men's, women's, and children's clothing—and have the finished piece appear on store racks in as little as four weeks. It can modify existing items in as little as two weeks. Its secret to this rapid turnover is its ownership of a relatively short supply chain. Over half its factories are closely located to its corporate headquarters in A Coruña, Spain—including countries like Portugal, Turkey, and Morocco. Its fast turnaround time aids another key Zara strategy: to stuff the stores with more goods, offering the consumer an unparalleled amount of choice. It produces 10,000-plus pieces annually, vs. an industry average of 2,000 to 4,000 pieces. In 2019, Zara's annual net sales (including those of Zara Home) were €19.5 billion (about $22 billion).2 It has 2,138 stores in 96 countries, as of mid-2020, but a strong online operation as well.3 H&M Founded in 1947, Sweden-based H&M (short for Hennes & Mauritz ) is one of the oldest fast-fashion companies. As of 2019, H&M operates in 74 countries with over 5,000 stores under its various brands which, along with H&M, include the slightly more upscale COS, and the youth-oriented Monki. H&M functions like a department store, selling not only clothing for men, women, and children but cosmetics and home furnishings. It is more strictly a retailer: It does not own any factories but instead relies on 800 independent suppliers for its garments. However, these suppliers are overseen by 30 H&M production offices, using state-of-the-art IT systems to track inventory and communicate with corporate HQ .4 In some cases, H&M buys all of their stock. The factories are based all around Europe and Asia, with many located in Cambodia and Bangladesh. Part of H&M's strategy has also been not to offer just knockoffs, but original creations, via its much-ballyhooed designer collaborations with elite labels like Alexander Wang and Giambattista Vali. In early 2021, for example, it launched a collection designed by Simone Rocha. H&M's annual net sales in 2019 came to SEK 233 billion (about $24.8 billion).5 The traditional clothing-industry model operates seasonally, with the fall fashion week displaying styles for the upcoming spring/summer, and the spring fashion week showcasing looks for the next fall/winter; in addition, there are often pre-fall and pre-spring or resort collections too. In contrast to these four seasons, fast-fashion labels produce about 52 “micro-seasons” a year—or one new “collection” a week of clothes meant to be worn immediately, instead of months later.6 Advantages and Disadvantages of Fast Fashion The Advantages of Fast Fashion Fast fashion is a boon for business. The constant introduction of new products encourages customers to frequent stores more often, which means they end up making more purchases. The retailer does not replenish its stock—instead, it replaces items that sell out with new items. Accordingly, consumers know to purchase an item they like when they see it no matter what the price because it's not likely to be available for long. And because the clothing is cheap (and cheaply made), it's easy to get people back into stores or online to make fresh purchases. Fast fashion is also responsible for big profits, especially if a manufacturer is able to jump on a trend before the competition. The speed at which fast fashion moves tends to help retailers avoid markdowns, which cut into margins. If there are any losses, fast-fashion companies are able to recover quickly by launching a new clothing line, design, or product. As for advantages for the consumer, fast fashion has enabled people to get the clothes they want when they want them. Also, it's made clothing more affordable—and not just any clothing, but innovative, imaginative, stylish clothing. No longer is the latest look or being "well-dressed," or having a large wardrobe the province of the rich and famous. For that reason, advocate argue fast fashion has had a democratizing influence on fashion—and on society. Even those of modest means can constantly buy smart new clothes, indulge in fun or impractical items, and wear something different every day. The Disadvantages of Fast Fashion Despite the advantages for customers, fast fashion has also been criticized because it encourages a “throw-away” attitude. That's why it's also called disposable fashion. Many fast fashionistas in their teens and early twenties—the age group the industry targets—admit they're only wearing their purchases once or twice.7 You could debate whether such a disposable mentality really results in the economy: If multiple purchases of fast fashion garments, cheap as they are, end up eventually costing the consumer more than buying a few pricier ones that last longer. Certainly, it costs the planet more. Critics contend that fast fashion contributes to pollution, waste, and planned obsolescence, due to the cheap materials and manufacturing methods it uses. The poorly made garments don't age well, but they can't be recycled, since they're predominantly (over 60%) made of synthetics. So when they're discarded, they molder in landfills for years.8 Most fast fashion companies outsource the production of their goods—usually to manufacturers based in developing countries—and some have been none too stringent in overseeing their sub-contractors, nor transparent about their supply chain. That's led to critics charging that fast fashion is built on bad working conditions, poor pay, and other abusive, exploitative practices. Because the clothing is made overseas, fast fashion is also seen as contributing to a decline in the U.S. garment industry, where labor laws and workplace regulations are stronger and wages are better. Fast fashion has also been criticized on intellectual property grounds, with some designers alleging that their designs have been illegally duplicated and mass-produced by the fast fashion companies. Pros Profitable for manufacturers and retailers Offers fast, efficient delivery Makes clothes affordable Democratizes style and fashion Cons Uses cheap materials, poor workmanship Encourages "throwaway" consumer mentality Has negative environmental impact Associated with exploitative, abusive labor practices Fast Fashion FAQs What Is Considered Fast Fashion? Fast fashion relates to clothing and accessories that move from the designer sketchpad to the store in the shortest amount of time possible—often in a matter of a month, vs. close to a year in traditional industry practice. Fast fashion merchandise is produced cheaply and priced cheaply. The clothes don't last, but they're not meant to—they're often throwaways, aimed to cash in on a trend, worn a few times, and then discarded in favor of the next big thing or celebrity sighting. What Are Some Problems With Fast Fashion? To keep prices low, fast fashion companies tend to use outsourced and often underpaid labor in factories located overseas. There's frequently little oversight of working conditions or of manufacturing processes, which may be polluting the water, air, and land. "More broadly, the blindingly fast pace at which clothes are now manufactured, worn, and discarded means that they’ve become more disposable, more commodities than keepsakes," as a Vox columnist wrote in 2020.9 Fast fashion encourages a wasteful, "disposable mentality" attitude among consumers. This, in turn, creates another environmental problem: Tons of clothing clogging up landfills and garbage dumps (since they're made largely of synthetic materials, fast fashion clothes can be recycled easily). Is Fast Fashion Bad for the Economy? It's debatable whether fast fashion is bad for the economy. The apparel industry, in general, has been growing by as much as 8% annually (aside from the blip of the 2020 pandemic year)—and fast fashion leads the apparel industry. It's estimated to grow nearly 7% to $38.21 billion in 2023. Fast fashion companies employ thousands in their offices, stores, and factories and make millions in profits each year. But some critics argue fast fashion has ultimately negative economic results. It costs countries and their economies when workers are underpaid or become sick or injured due to poor working conditions (two charges laid at the fast fashion industry's door). The field's large carbon footprint can also cost a lot in terms of environmental clean-up. Finally, critics charge fast fashion encourages a wasteful, get-it-and-spend-it attitude among consumers, at the price of good savings and investing habits. What Are Examples of Fast Fashion? H&M (founded 1947) and Zara (founded 1975) are two of the oldest names in fast fashion. Other big companies include UNIQLO, GAP, Forever 21, and TopShop. Boohoo, Shein, and Fashion Nova are other up-and-coming, online-oriented fast fashion companies. The Bottom Line "The benefits of fast fashion are clear: more consumer spending, more profits, and the consumer satisfaction of being able to participate in a trend almost immediately after they see it in magazines or on their favorite celebrities," stated a 2020 article on the Global Edge, a Michigan State University business reference site. "However, fast fashion creates a host of issues that make it more problematic than it is beneficial… This industry contributes to climate change, pesticide pollution, and enormous amounts of waste." And also, the article noted, the exploitation of and danger to workers, promulgated by the need for speed and cost efficiencies that is fast fashion's whole raison d'être. Whether fast fashion's downsides outweigh its upsides is a debatable question, though. And the debate is likely to continue, as long as people love being able to buy high styles at low prices. WHY we are not FAST FASHION but SUSTAINABLE FASHION Shidonna Raven Fashion starts with longevity in mind from the fibers we choose to use to the styles, not trends that are here today and gone tomorrow, to how we choose to construct your garments, by hand. We hope the fashion and items you purchase with us are items you come to treasure for generations passing them down to those you love. Which Shidonna Raven Fashion will you choose? How will you style your garments? Which design is your favorite? Why? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Please contact us for republishing permission or citation formatting. Thank you Photo Source: Unsplash, Matt Nothing says fall fashion like cozy knits that keep you warm. Our Keyhole Scarf is a timeless and unique piece to keep in your closet forever. Care for her tenderly and you can pass her down to other generations. Which Shidonna Raven Fashion knit will you choose to keep you warm through the fall and winter months? How do you like to wear your warm winter knits? Which color will you choose? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

By Vanessa Friedman Published July 26, 2021 Updated July 27, 2021 Source: The New York Times Photo Source: Unsplash, Gayatri Malhotra Cheering the American Olympians, the first lady broke with recent sartorial customs. The game of first lady fashion is one played 12 months a year, at pretty much any time, watched by a global mass of avid spectators who care for reasons national, personal and political. Participants are drafted as soon as they get their jobs, whether they like it or not. Jill Biden has famously been a reluctant player (“It’s kind of surprising, I think, how much commentary is made about what I wear,” she told Vogue ). Not for her the strategy of fashion diplomacy, mastered by Michelle Obama , wherein you champion a designer who bridges both your home country and a host country. Not for her the high fashion tactics of Melania Trump , conflating runway with realpolitik. But she has, nevertheless, proved there are a variety of ways to score, as least judging by her first solo trip leading the American delegation at the Tokyo Olympics. During her four days abroad, she not only represented the American industry, wearing a roll call of local designers. She also, perhaps more important, embodied the theme of the Olympics, which was billed as the greenest Games yet with the motto “Be better, together — For the planet and the people.” Dr. Biden apparently wore only a single new garment during the entirety of her trip to Japan: the Ralph Lauren navy jacket and pants that were part of the official U.S. Olympic Team uniform, and that she wore in her role as official U.S. Olympic Team booster. Other than that, her clothes were all recycled outfits from her closet . And not just at fun family getaways: At public events. Often very big, photo op-filled, recorded-for-history public events. The polka-dot Brandon Maxwell at the opening ceremony? Ditto (that one under the much-discussed “Love” jacket). Not to mention the white Michael Kors dress worn in Tokyo under a Team U.S.A. jacket; the dress had made an earlier G7 appearance under a navy jacket when President Biden and the first lady arrived in Britain. Even the lilac dress that Dr. Biden wore to deplane in Honolulu during the last leg of the trip had been seen before. Quarantined members of the Dutch delegation now allowed supervised visits to an open window, an athlete says. In the rush of elation, coronavirus rules and social distancing policies are routinely forgotten. At some Olympic competitions, the rarest of sightings: spectators. The recycled wardrobe may not seem like a big deal, but it has been practically unheard-of since the turn of the 21st century when it comes to image-making, celebrities and their powerful political or entrepreneurial equivalents. Instead, the constant demand for new content seems to have been equated with new dress — whether on the red carpet, a premiere or an occasion of state. It has been fun to look at, a great guess-the-designer distraction. But it has also had the perhaps unforeseen effect of reinforcing the culture of disposability around fashion that has helped create the glut of stuff everyone now bemoans; of sending the message that every outing deserves its own outfit. That Dr. Biden would just say no to this cycle is as big a break with recent tradition as the fact that she is continuing to work as a professor during her time in the White House. And it may be just as important, and maybe even (if people pay attention) influential. She is not rejecting fashion — each look she wore is part of the current New York Fashion Week story, each one from American brands both establishment and up and coming. She’s doing her part to promote local business on the global stage. Rather, by rewearing her clothes, she is underscoring their value; the idea that when you find a garment you love, that makes you feel effective and like the best version of you, you keep it. If it made you feel that way once, it will do so again. That such a garment is worthy of investment for the long term. That it’s as much for the woman inside it as for the watching public. That it is not a throwaway. That you could do it too. That this is something to which we can all relate, whether or not we’re aware of the sustainability side of things. Of course, it’s possible that all this rewearing was just a coincidence. That she was so busy in the run-up to the Olympics (she is definitely very busy and, according to Vogue, she doesn’t have a stylist) she didn’t have much time to think about what she would pack, and just grabbed whatever from her closet. But given it was her first solo trip, which automatically meant more eyeballs, and given its fraught nature — the angst and controversy around the fact these Olympics are taking place at all — such a conclusion seems unlikely. Especially since pandemic restrictions resulted in a shortage of other audience members in the arena, Dr. Biden knew she would stand out in the non-crowd. That what she said may not be heard but what she wore would definitely be seen. And though her recycling of styles became apparent during scattered events in the first 100 days of her husband’s administration — and also reflects the climate-focused aspect of the Biden agenda — it may have reached its apogee with this trip. All of which suggests this will now be a defining element of Dr. Biden’s time in the East Wing; part of the way she takes the role forward. If so, everybody wins. If you choose to recycle your clothes like Jill Biden, Shidonna Raven Fashion is the perfect place to choose your fashion and home items as we are dedicated to clothing and care that has longevity. While this article states that Jill Biden's clothing are recycled, Jill simply does not buy into the disposable and fast fashion that became so prevalent during the industrial revolution, which are major contributors to our landfills. We applaud her for keeping her clothes - investing in clothes with longevity. How can you help the environment by investing in more sustainable clothing? How can you care for your clothing in a sustainable way? Which Shidonna Raven Fashion will you choose? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our fashion blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. Photo Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. Photo Source: Unsplash, Derick McKinney According to Vouge, like many summer seasons skin is in and after the pandemic people are out. Fashion that shows some skin as well as cut outs are in this summer season. Since we are all about style rather than trends, we always have fashion that is timeless and forever in trend. Saving is also in since the pandemic. Purchasing Shidonna Raven Fashion is purchasing fashion that lasts over time. Many customers find comfort in the fact that they can make a purchase that will last long but will also be in season time after time after time again. That is the difference between trends and style. Style never goes out of style. Customers also take comfort in the fact that we are an ethical brand never practicing deceptive means. Feel free to reach out to us pre-purchase with any questions you have. A cut above the rest. Which Shidonna Raven Fashion will you choose? How will you style this seasons trends? How will you accessorize your sizzling summer fashion? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

Source: Threadability Photo Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. Copyright. All Rights Reserved. Try Street Style: The Jersey Skirt is a great place to start! It is super comfortable and easy to layer. Finish it off by switching it up and giving it your own feel and appeal. Which Shidonna Raven Fashion knit will you choose to be apart of your Street Style? How do you like to wear your street style? How will you accessorize your it? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

By Schuyler Rosson 09.24.2021 Source: L'Officiel Photo Source: Unsplash, Denise Bassarte Yellow, pink, and orange dominated the runway and, now, street style. L’OFFICIEL gives you the complete guide to wearing the top Fall 2021 color trends. Neon continues to color outside the lines, with the runway's hottest hues trickling down to street style. Striking yellows, oranges, and pinks are making this year's fall outfits ones to remember. Whether it's a monochromatic moment or tasteful neon pop, these power colors will give you all the confidence needed to make a statement. The Blazer Dress The blazer dress is getting a neon re-vamp! This fall staple is a perfect piece to transition it-girl mini dresses into a more appropriate fall statement. For a monochromatic neon look, the dress can be paired with matching accessories and a bold shoe. If you choose to let the dress be the star of the show, neutral heels and a black bag will make the dress pop. Neon Duster Nothing welcomes in the cooler months more than a bold duster. Some of the best neon looks for this season are sure to be spotted with a statement jacket paired with relaxed denim and go-to sneakers. The boldly chic outfit makes a noticeable statement while still maintaining functionality and effortless elegance. Sweater Set A sweater set will be the perfect weekday vibe for days when the neon duster might be a bit much. Comfortable and casually glam, a neon sweater set can be dressed up or down to make an easy outfit on the go. Paired with jeans and sneakers or dressed up with a matching skirt and boots, this relaxed outfit is the perfect street-style statement. How will you incorporate this seasons colors into your wardrobe this season? Which Shidonna Raven Fashion will you choose? How will you accessorize this season? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

Be entered to Win one of our warmest cowls or scarves when you submit a comment on one of our blog posts and complete our survey . Limitations apply* Which one will you choose the scarf or the cowl? Who will it be for? Will you gift it for a special occasion? Share the love with your fellow fashionistas by sharing this post with 3 friends and family members today!

Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. Please contact us for republishing permission and citation formatting. Photo Source: Unsplash, Patrick Carr lux·u·ry /ˈləkSH(ə)rē,ˈləɡZH(ə)rē/ the state of great comfort and extravagant living. What makes Shidonna Raven Fashion a luxury brand. A few things set is well apart from the disposable and fast fashion manufactured at high level brands including even some of Chanel's clothing. At the onset Chanel was the true essence of haute couture, which involved more unique, higher quality, more hand created fashions that involved several fittings. In a world dominated by multiple seasons even beyond the traditional four seasons, mass production and profit to the max it is no surprise that these mass produced clothes even for the most discerning fashionistas has become considered cheap. What sets Shidonna Raven Fashion apart is that we begin with quality fibers and fabrics. Are fashions, accessories and home goods are handmade, in the true spirit of haute couture not mass produced. Also unlike fast fashion, we are more environmentally conscious and take care to produce clothing that can stand the test of time. How will you re-define luxury? What are the benefits of non-disposable fashion brands?Which Shidonna Raven Fashion will you choose? How will you accessorize this season? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

By Jenna Curcio December 30, 2019 Source: CR Fashion Book Photo Source: Keyhole Scarf / Cowl - Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. HISTORY MATTERS, AND SO DO YOUR CLOTHES Whether it's a shift in social norms, politics, culture, or technology, fashion has always indicated the current time in history. Over the course of the last century or so, fashion has shifted from prim-and-proper dresses to dad sneakers and suit sets. Click through to take a look at some of the most prominent fashion staples from every decade from the 20th century onward. 1900S: BUSTLE DRESS Bustles were added to women's dresses as a padded undergarment starting in the late 19th century and into the early 20th century. They were primarily used to add fullness and support the drapery of the actual dress, considering many of them were made with heavy fabric. Bustles were worn under the skirt in the back of the dress, set just below the waist in order to prevent the skirt from dragging on the floor. Sometimes, bustles were worn in conjunction with crinolines, which were steel frames positioned under the skirt to support bustles and distend the rear section. What is your favorite fashion trend of all time? Why? Do you wear it in some form or fashion today? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. Please contact us for republishing permission and citation formatting. Photo Source: Long Wrap Cowl - Hand Knitted - Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. The fall and winter season style and trends are nothing without a little warmth. Fall and Winter are right around the corner, making it the season(s) to stock one's closet with the fall and winter warmth they will need. Its true that regardless of the season scarves and cowls are a nice accent for your fashion ensemble. Scarves are typically more popular than cowls, which until recently have been little worn to the great loss of those who brave cold temperatures. Regardless, of temperature cowls are a wonderful choice. However, the right fall and winter cowl are ideal for the cold climates as they offer the maximum warmth hugging the body and brushing off the winter chill. While scarves (see our article) can be worn in ways that maximize warmth, one just needs to pull their cowl over their head to typically enjoy the warmth of the cowl. We have selected a few of our best cowls and scarves for addition to your closet for the fall and winter months. However, there are so many more to choose from. Take your time. Shop the collection and get something special for someone this season including yourself. Will you sport a cowl or scarf this fall and winter season? Who else will you get a scarf or cowl for? How will you accessorize this season? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.

Source: Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. Please contact us for republishing permission and citation formatting. Photo Source: The Chameleon Skirt - Shidonna Raven Fashion. All Rights Reserved. Copyright. Our top 4 Styles - for this Winter's Must Haves are: 1 - The Ultimate in Warmth Cowl 2 - The Stylish & Warm Pullover 3 - The Long & Snug Scarf 4 - The Ultra Cozy & Comfortable Skirt 1 - The COWL is this Winter's Season must have, especially for those in the coldest climates! The scarf is nice but the right cowl will out warm the warmest scarf every time. These snug fitting winter accessories are a must have to stay warm this winter. SHOP our collection of cowls, you simply can not go wrong in style, options and warmth ...accessorize to the hilt in style and color. 2 - A true winter is nothing without outer wear. Our Seed Stitch PULLOVER is the ultimate in elegance and warmth breaking up the monotony of the winter coat. Wear it with your favorite pair of jeans or finish off your elegant winter engagements with your color choice of the Seed Stitch Pullover. 3 - Our ultra long SCARVES are perfect way to brush off the winter chill. Wear them any of the following ways for maximum warmth. Parisian Knot - Our favorite French Knot Once Around Reverse Drape The West Village The Fake Knot Whichever way you tie your scarf in the above styles, you are sure to be warm this winter. 4 - Fourth and final is the cozy winter SKIRT. Pair your cozy winter knit skirt with the perfect winter tights for this season to complete your look and ultra winter warmth for this timeless style. We have selected a few of our best cowls, scarves, pull over(s) and winter skirts for addition to your closet for the fall and winter months. However, there are so many more to choose from. Take your time. Shop the collection and get something special for someone this season including yourself. How will you stay warm this winter? Who else will you get a scarf, cowl, pullover or winter skirt from you this season? How will you accessorize this season? Send us a picture ! It could be featured in our blog. Share your comments with the community and this post with 3 of your family and friends.