Charleston scarf fur white

The white fur Charleston scarf is a fluffy stole that you drape around your shoulders and tie closed at the front with shiny ribbons. Women and men wear it with a 1920s outfit, for a Moulin Rouge look or as a collar on a gangster costume. This instantly gives a simple dress or dark suit the evening atmosphere of the Roaring Twenties.

What exactly does this fur scarf look like?

The fur scarf is a wide band with rounded ends that falls around your neck and over your shoulders like a collar.

• The outside has a short, fluffy fur that runs continuously across the entire band.
• The inside is smooth and shiny, so the fluff is only on the side that is visible.
• Long ribbons are attached to the ends, allowing you to tie the scarf under your neck.
• The fur, inside, and ribbons are all the same light color.
• The scarf is designed for women and men.

Fur and the Charleston in the 1920s

In the 1920s, a fur stole was part of evening wear, often worn over a straight, sleeveless dress with a low waist. The Charleston was the dance of that decade, and the young women who danced it were called flappers. A light stole against a black dress is therefore one of the images that immediately brings that era to mind.

Complete your flapper or gangster look with the stole

For a flapper look, drape the stole over a black fringe dress and complete it with a headband with a feather and a long pearl necklace. Men wear it over the shoulders of a pinstripe suit with a fedora, which enhances the black-and-white image of a gangster party. With a Moulin Rouge outfit, combine the scarf with a corset and stockings, so that the fluff creates a soft contrast in the look.

Order the white fur Charleston scarf and tie it on for your next 1920s or mafia party.