Neutral Staples

There are bold women who prefer loud colors over muted ones. At the end of the day, however, it's really about a person's preferences and taste. Some prefer colorful hues, while others prefer neutral tones, and it's all perfectly okay, as long your choices don't defy your fashion philosophy.

Here are some staples we've made to address your love for neutrals.

1. CALLIOPE STATEMENT NECKLACE

2. EDEN- SNAKE INSPIRED NECKLACE

3.  NAGAPWA LONG NECKLACE

4. ISHTAR SCARF-NECKLACE (with raw quartz in black and white)

5. OLIVIA PLEATED CHIFFON SCARF-NECKLACE 

6. QUEEN OF HOLLYWOOD WIRE ART SET 

7. ROSALINA SCARF 

8. HIRAYA SCARF-NECKLACE 

9.  BLACK LOTUS STATEMENT NECKLACE (with a hint of pink)
 

Head-Wraps and Head Scarves

We've been playing around with our newly found passion for scarves. We had an idea to make head-wraps, and it came about when Tita Mercy, an inspiring and strong-willed woman battling cancer and undergoing chemotherapy, and needed an alternative to a wig. In conjunction to this, we have been receiving requests to make "Tarhas" to pair with Abayas, by family and friends based in the Middle East. Thus our affair with head-wraps and head scarves began. 

Our inspiration, Tita Mercy, wearing her head-wrap with customized brooch. We made a two-toned head-wrap which she can wear to work.

The fabric we used for our two toned head-wraps are micro-peach and chiffon.

More two-toned head-wraps.

This one is a triangle scarf, with beading on the edges, which

 can be used as "Tarha" over an Abaya. 

This  scarf collection  is named after my mother, Rosalina. Unlike the Hiraya Scarf-Necklace, the beading is embroidered around the edges of the scarf. This was inspired by the beading techniques of women from Basilan, Philippines.  

Our Hiraya Scarf-Necklace can be used as a head-wrap and necklace at the same time!

Using the Hiraya Scarf-Necklace as a headpiece looks romantic, like a "Juliet" inspired veil. You can have something like this customized for your wedding entourage. Let the girls wear it as a headpiece on your wedding ceremony, and afterwards they can wear it as a scarf-necklace.

Another fun way to wear the scarf as a headpiece is to use it as a headband.

 Braid the rest of the scarf to your hair.

With just one scarf and a little bit of imagination, 

there are many ways to use it as a head accessory.

Here are our favorite videos on head-wraps from MOAMNetwork