Aviator Scarf: How To Wear A White Scarf For Fashion
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Accessories often have practical origins. The scarf, particularly the aviator scarf is no exception to this rule. What is now considered a very chic and versatile accessory once performed a utilitarian function. They were meant to be a part of the gear of aviators as they took flight. Eventually, even other activities such as biking and racecar driving made use of this scarf as part of the official garb.
What is common among the varieties of the aviator scarf is their softness and size. Although often associated with the color white, they can actually come in a range of colors. The black aviator scarf is definitely just as chic as its white counterpart. In addition to this, these scarves can be made using printed materials too. In fact, it was not unusual for the military to use scarves that bore the insignias of their group.
Over the years, the aviator scarf became shorter and narrower to accommodate the size of women as well as become less cumbersome. The original purpose of this accessory, as can be culled from its name is that it provided warmth to the pilot as they navigated the skies in open-cockpit planes.
In today’s era, there are hardly any more of these kinds of planes. As such, the scarf is no longer as necessary to the pilot’s attire. But, the aviator scarf is still around to provide warmth. It is just that the function is performed more on the ground than up in the air. As a result, less fabric is actually needed to attain its full protective potential.
What makes this kind of scarf so useful is that it has the ability to block the wind that blows down the neck of its wearer. Usually, jackets are used to keep the wind away. But in order to achieve this, the jacket needs to have a tight, high collar. For some activities, this kind of design may constrict movements. For example, those on motorcycles need to be able to move their necks freely so they can see their surroundings properly.
In addition to this, most of the jackets that provide the most protection, such as leather, can cause the neck to chafe. This is where the practicality of aviator scarves comes in: it can prevent the air from coming in contact with the rest of the body through the gap in the collar.
The use of silk in this type of scarf is neither accidental nor a result of vanity. Silk is one of the softest materials that can be used so it is gentle on the skin. Unlike other materials such as wool, silk will not chafe. The tightly-woven fibers of silk are not only soft and comfortable but it is also effective against the cold.
It is ideal to use a scarf that reaches six feet in length because it provides the right amount of fabric to loop around the neck comfortably, without having the ends dangle. The classic design is usually the kind that is without fringe so it is easy to wear. However, there are also some with fringe for the more fashion-forward.
When it comes to color, there are no rules in choosing which one works best. Although white is still the most prevalent one, it is easy to see why other colors such as red or black can be a draw. First, white may not be the easiest color to wear on a regular day. Stains and dirt show up easily so the scarf may have to be laundered frequently. Experiment with color to go beyond the norms in aviator scarves.
About The Author: For online purchase of silk, cashmere, wool, and pashmina scarves there is no better option than http://www.fashionscarvesandshawls.com/whitesilkaviatorscarves.html. Get best quality scarves at reasonable prices now! http://www.fashionscarvesandshawls.com/whitesilkaviatorscarves.html.
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Accessories often have practical origins. The scarf, particularly the aviator scarf is no exception to this rule. What is now considered a very chic and versatile accessory once performed a utilitarian function. They were meant to be a part of the gear of aviators as they took flight. Eventually, even other activities such as biking and racecar driving made use of this scarf as part of the official garb.
What is common among the varieties of the aviator scarf is their softness and size. Although often associated with the color white, they can actually come in a range of colors. The black aviator scarf is definitely just as chic as its white counterpart. In addition to this, these scarves can be made using printed materials too. In fact, it was not unusual for the military to use scarves that bore the insignias of their group.
Over the years, the aviator scarf became shorter and narrower to accommodate the size of women as well as become less cumbersome. The original purpose of this accessory, as can be culled from its name is that it provided warmth to the pilot as they navigated the skies in open-cockpit planes.
In today’s era, there are hardly any more of these kinds of planes. As such, the scarf is no longer as necessary to the pilot’s attire. But, the aviator scarf is still around to provide warmth. It is just that the function is performed more on the ground than up in the air. As a result, less fabric is actually needed to attain its full protective potential.
What makes this kind of scarf so useful is that it has the ability to block the wind that blows down the neck of its wearer. Usually, jackets are used to keep the wind away. But in order to achieve this, the jacket needs to have a tight, high collar. For some activities, this kind of design may constrict movements. For example, those on motorcycles need to be able to move their necks freely so they can see their surroundings properly.
In addition to this, most of the jackets that provide the most protection, such as leather, can cause the neck to chafe. This is where the practicality of aviator scarves comes in: it can prevent the air from coming in contact with the rest of the body through the gap in the collar.
The use of silk in this type of scarf is neither accidental nor a result of vanity. Silk is one of the softest materials that can be used so it is gentle on the skin. Unlike other materials such as wool, silk will not chafe. The tightly-woven fibers of silk are not only soft and comfortable but it is also effective against the cold.
It is ideal to use a scarf that reaches six feet in length because it provides the right amount of fabric to loop around the neck comfortably, without having the ends dangle. The classic design is usually the kind that is without fringe so it is easy to wear. However, there are also some with fringe for the more fashion-forward.
When it comes to color, there are no rules in choosing which one works best. Although white is still the most prevalent one, it is easy to see why other colors such as red or black can be a draw. First, white may not be the easiest color to wear on a regular day. Stains and dirt show up easily so the scarf may have to be laundered frequently. Experiment with color to go beyond the norms in aviator scarves.
About The Author: For online purchase of silk, cashmere, wool, and pashmina scarves there is no better option than http://www.fashionscarvesandshawls.com/whitesilkaviatorscarves.html. Get best quality scarves at reasonable prices now! http://www.fashionscarvesandshawls.com/whitesilkaviatorscarves.html.
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