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Although named after the Philippine capital, the Manila shawl was crafted by artisans in Guangzhou, China, and exported to Europe via the Manila Ga...

During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the ‘yunjian’ (cloud-shaped shoulder cape) became popular for social occasions such as weddings and celebratory...

The ‘yunjian’ (literally "cloud shoulder") is a type of decorative shoulder wrap from ancient China.

The origins of the ‘yunjian’ (literally "cloud-shaped shoulder cape") can be traced back to the pre-Qin and Han dynasties, with its earliest visual...

The scarf is crafted from a blend of fibers, specifically: 31.6% sheep's wool, 30.3% polyester, 22.3% viscose, and 15.8% nylon.

Pure cotton scarves: Some color fading is common during the first wash; while this is partly related to the scarf's quality, adding a little salt t...

As the weather warms up, the scarf has increasingly become a decorative accessory—serving to ward off the morning chill while adding style in the a...

For those with fuller faces, the key to making facial contours appear more defined and slender is to elongate the hanging ends of the scarf, emphas...

Tying a scarf—especially a silk one—is truly an art form. No one could claim to know exactly how many ways there are to wear one.

Simply wrap the scarf once around your neck. If the material is soft enough, you can drape it with a bit more finesse to create a chic, Western-ins...