How to Style a Silk Scarf like a Leading Lady

For the love of history and a story seldom told, The Heroines Silk Twilly depicts the heroines of Mary Shelley’s classic novel, Frankenstein. Powerful, intelligent, brave, loyal, strong, loving, poised, and wise—personified by the female figures of the novel, each illustration emphasizes a different noble attribute of womanhood.

For the Coquette: The Headband

A wide-eyed ingenue, she is endlessly flirtatious and eternally enticing, always one step ahead and never quite within reach. Think Rosemary Hoyt from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Tender is the Night.

For the Romantic: Bound into a Braid

Sweet and starry-eyed with a head full of daydreams, her favorite character has always been Lizzie Bennett. Catch her wandering the fields and woods with her head turned to the sky.

For the Intellectual: The Necktie

Enter into a debate with her at your own risk. Her beauty is tied to her brains and she is unafraid to show it. Like Jo March, she has big dreams and needs a scarf that can keep up with her wild ambition.

For the Explorer: Tied to a Purse

Like Dorothy with her ruby red slippers and adorable wicker basket, once a month, she sends a postcard from some unimaginably exotic location. Always on-the-go, she has the best stories and her journal entries read like travel writing.

For the Tastemaker: Wrapped Around a Purse Handle

Effortlessly chic while wholly original, she’s a modern day Daisy Buchanan. She doesn’t follow trends but starts them, while it is impossible to predict her next move, she is inevitably fabulous.