Twilly

I have to share these gorgeous twilly’s that feature my Splash Park design and are available from @hermes Paris now! I love how cute and adaptable they are and seeing all the ways they can be styled! I had an excellent trip to Leeds today visiting @lau_textiledesign and giving a lecture on my career in textile design and illustration I got some questions about working with Hermès and spoke about how they were my dream client and I ended up working with them because I entered a competition…

This design features the remnants of the alligator's past encounters, from fish bones and specatcles, to compasses and horsebits. Made from our beautiful 14 momme silk twill, our small ribbon scarves are the perfect subtle accessory; They can be tied in your hair, on your wrist, or to adorn your favourite handbag. It's time to get creative with your styling.

The most popular ways to tie your Twilly.

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you three ways to style a twilly scarf. If you’ve always wanted to wear a twilly scarf but weren’t sure how to, this tutorial is going to solve that problem.

100% mulberry silk Meet “Checkerboard” Twill Skinny Scarf This skinny scarf made of 100% silk twill is soft and light, making it perfect to use as a scarf or headband. To use it as a hair accessory, simply braid your hair into two sections and tie the ends together. You can also use it as an elegant bag accessory by wrapping it around the handle of your handbag. "Checkerboard" Twill Skinny Scarf featuring: Material:100% mulberry silk Size: 120cm x 5cm ( 2"W x 47"L ) Design: Checkerboard…