Your comment made me smile! I had a Russian friend in university and sometimes she would also wear her scarf like the Nordic women I admired, this just reminded me of her. Maybe the knit headscarf is like bread, something every culture does in their own way with the same ingredients but in different shapes. I loved the matrilineal note, it makes more than sense. I feel like that when I wear my big square glasses because my grandma used to have a similar pair. A wardrobe is more than a wardrobe - it's essential to something about the female experience in a very small and strange way. As Canadian weather gets warmer and warmer, I will definitely look into a silk scarf for the season incoming - a twin sister of the knit headscarf but even more 70s Hollywood glam inspired, so thank you also for the note. And, thank you so much for reading!!
Your comment made me smile! I had a Russian friend in university and sometimes she would also wear her scarf like the Nordic women I admired, this just reminded me of her. Maybe the knit headscarf is like bread, something every culture does in their own way with the same ingredients but in different shapes. I loved the matrilineal note, it makes more than sense. I feel like that when I wear my big square glasses because my grandma used to have a similar pair. A wardrobe is more than a wardrobe - it's essential to something about the female experience in a very small and strange way. As Canadian weather gets warmer and warmer, I will definitely look into a silk scarf for the season incoming - a twin sister of the knit headscarf but even more 70s Hollywood glam inspired, so thank you also for the note. And, thank you so much for reading!!