I bet it wasn't for his wife!christopheruk1 wrote:Peter
Pashmina are quite light, so can go well with a roll neck. Though they can get suprisingly warm, especially the silk blend ones (my favorite).
Funnily enough I wore a red pashmina shawl out to a museum in London and a very friendly security guy asked me wear I got my wonderful looking shawls from!!
Chris
They just look and feel luxurious. So why not?
We MUST start thinking FREE, and less in man / woman. So if you're a colourful person, dress colourful. The only barriers are the ones you build yourself, and we've been very good at that in the past.
Yes, I only have one pashmina shawl, and it's a rich feeling, having one hanging around your neck. I must buy some others, but which colours, to match which clothes?
But I wish I was rid of my damned facial hair, amongst other hair. Because i shave, and it grows so fast that after a few hours, the stubbles rub against the turtle necks, or my shawls and they get all fluffy.
I was in a clothing store today, and saw a turtle neck poncho. Knitted as a jumper, in white and black. I think that was meant to be worn instead of a jumper, I should ask next time.
Peter v