Hello and a Linkup

Hello! Do you remember me and this blog?! I have neglected it for far too long. I will share what I've been doing since my last post throughout this week, but I wanted to begin my Monday with a fun linkup. Fall is here, and it is one of my most favorite times of the year. I love the days where a light vest or jacket is all you need. The leaves begin to change, and there is a crisp coolness in the air. Today, I am linking up with Andrea to show you some of my favorite scarves!

*I am telling you about scarves I own, but the pictures will be found online.*

Premium Soft Chiffon Scarf - Leopard Animal Print

Mine is similar

The first scarf that I get the most wear out of is my leopard scarf. I love, love, love a leopard scarf! You can wear a leopard scarf with just about anything and it instantly dresses up an outfit. In the Fall, I love pairing this with olive greens, or deep burgundy tones. My scarf is lightweight chiffon, and is perfect for any season!

My next scarf that I love is my Burberry scarf. Now, I can't afford a scarf of this price, so New York City Chinatown to the rescue! My mom bought me a knockoff Burberry scarf and matching umbrella when she went to the city a few years ago. It is so soft, and I love that I can wear it with so many different colors! I can wear it with neutral taupe, red, black, and gray even!

Royal Blue and White Chevron Jersey Knit Infinity Scarf

My next most worn scarf is my royal blue and white chevron scarf. This is perfect for Duke basketball season, and I love wearing it with my white Duke hoodie, and basic jeans. I also love wearing this with royal blue jeans, a crisp white t-shirt, and jean jacket.

I have so many more scarves, but I wear these ones most frequently! This Fall and Winter, you will most definitely be seeing me in a lot of scarves!!

What are some of your favorite scarves? I can't wait to read about them! Leave me a comment and let me know!

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