Fresh Finds Friday: Illustrated Scarves

What’s in store for this week? Our new Silk Scarves! We are thrilled to introduce you to our exciting new launch of fashion scarves that have already been receiving a buzz and capturing the eyes of many.

The scarves are originally and uniquely illustrated by founder, Alison Petrie. Inspired by themes of travelling, female empowerment, and luxury, the scarves are based on the world’s top fashion destinations: Paris, Tuscany, and New York.

The studio has collaborated with a Canadian silk company to design and produce the scarves that are made of 100% silk. The scarves are part of our new The Lux Collection that also includes cosmetic bags, rose gold notebooks, a fashion desk calendar, and more.
The concept behind the illustration and design of the scarves is to provide a season-less accessory that makes women feel confident and stylish, which is why they are multi-coloured with intricate designs of things to do in each city.

Here’s something we haven’t told anyone about the scarves that we want to share with you, Alison Petrie has actually travelled to all of the destinations illustrated on the scarves. She felt inspired by what each unique destination has to offer and she wants to share her experiences with you.

“New York is a place I’ve been often, and it never fails to amaze me. Central Park is a real life runway, the street style is impeccable.”

“I loved the architecture in Paris. Monuments like the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower are breathtaking. Then there’s Italy, with its colourful buildings, scenic views in Cinque Terre, and let’s not forget the wine of course,” said Alison Petrie. “New York is a place I’ve been often, and it never fails to amaze me. Central Park is a real life runway, the street style is impeccable.”

So come travel with Alison Gordon Studio in the blink of a scarf. After all, you never know where your next travel destination might be. Maybe you’ll find yourself drinking a glass of wine on a beautiful terrace in Tuscany very soon. We’d like to think so.

Love,

Alison Gordon Studio

By: Karolina Jalowska