Although the pashmina used to be an expensive and exclusive accessories, today it has become a regular part of the wardrobe more feminine. It is a hugely versatile accessory, and here are some tips and ideas on how to wear it.

One of the most common is to double the pashmina in half to make a loop half way down, pull the pashmina around your neck and push the ends if the loop, leaving them hanging in the front. This classic look is often known as the “Paris node,” presumably

after the French capital where he became popular.

If you prefer a more informal look, you can simply wrap your pashmina loosely around your neck, leaving the ends hanging in front. This style is much like a casual t-shirt jeans and suit jacket.

The next is great for summer evenings, when you wear a top or dress with straps and need something to keep the cold out and your shoulders warm when the sun goes down. Drape your pashmina around your shoulders and style shawl to tie it loosely at the

front, or even to lose. One advantage of a pashmina is that it is easy to store in a purse when you do not need it, but warm enough to avoid the need for a jacket or coat in many situations. It is high, for example, to take with you on a plane trip.

You can also wear your pashmina in how you wear a simple scarf, leaving one end hanging in front, wrap it once around your neck and let the other end to hang the back the same side as the front end.

For a more adventurous look wear two contrasting pashminas all – first twisting them together. This is very similar to the Paris node described above, and was popular with the Hollywood ..

Finally, you not only wear it around your neck – try sarong around your waist style or as a scarf in cold weather!

Alan Burgess is the owner of Firefly, shop online sales of pashmina shawls around the world from their base in the UK. He is also director of Amber Audio, a company hire Bristol PA.

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