Shading can be an effective way to match a shawl in with your outfit. These shawls all shade from one end to the other - the pashmina is dipped by hand into the dye and then gradually drawn out. The end removed first is the paler version of the colour, and the end that is left the longest gets the more intense shade. This can be applied to the whole shawl for the self-shaded colours such as Turquoise to paler, or to part of the shawl (Black to White). The colours available are Café au Lait to paler, Black to White, Pewter grey to Silver Birch and Turquoise to paler.
All the gossip and news from pashmina cashmere designers. How to wear pashminas, all the new styles and shapes of shawls and scarves, and which colours will be hot for the next season.
Monday, 24 October 2011
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Pink (3) - Pashmina colour Rosewood Pink 179
Orange (7) - Pashmina colour Terracotta 402
Green (6) - Pashmina colour Moss 174
Orange (6) - Pashmina colour Kalahari 212
Brown (2) Pashmina colour Taupe 405
Blue (5) - Pashmina colour Dark Blue Jean 70
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