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Blue Sale, Red Shawl

Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
By Twistie

Bluefly is currently holding it’s semi-annual Blue Sale. They’re blowing out literally thousands of gorgeous, superfantastic items for men, women, and the homes they live in at bargain basement prices.

Among all the lovely offerings, I found this beautiful and cozy cashmere/silk blend ombre shawl by Kashmere.

Kashmere Ombre Dyed Shawl The color develops from a warm ivory, through pale pink, to a bright geranium pink at the edge. At 20″ x 80″ it should also keep your shoulders comfortable until the frosts hit. Heck, out here in California, we could probably wear it until Thanksgiving! No matter where you live, though, it should come in handy whenever you want a touch of warmth combined with a touch of class.

The retail value on this exquisite piece is $150.00, and Bluefly has been selling it for $85.00. Well, now Bluefly has marked it down to just $74.99. But wait! There’s more!

During the three-day “Blue Sale, you can save even more. Now until 6:30am 8/25/08, if you buy one Blue Sale item, you can get another 20% off. Better yet, get two Blue Sale items and save another 25%. Best of all, buy three or more Blue Sale items and get 30% off!


Perfect Pashmina

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
By Twistie

The test of a really delicate, perfectly made pashmina is if the entire shawl will slip through a finger ring.

Ring Pashmina Overstock.com says this one passes the test…and at the price they’re selling it for, it would be easily worth it to test the theory.

This 28″ x 80″ 100% pure Pashmina cashmere shawl is handwoven in Nepal into a subtle diamond pattern and finished with a lock fringe. It comes in three classic colors to fit with any wardrobe for years to come.

What would you pay for all of that? Well, originally you would have been expected to pay $350.00…but not anymore. If you hurry, you can get it from Overstock.com for just $59.99! That’s a savings of 83%, or more than $290.00!

Now that’s what I call a basement bargain!


Soft as Silk, Lucious as Linen

Friday, June 27th, 2008
By Twistie

And isn’t it lovely when two such delectable fibers are woven together into a beautiful lightweight wrap for those summer evenings when a slight breeze plays about our shoulders?

Dianora Salviati Linen/Silk Wrap This gorgeous silk/linen wrap by Dianora Salviati comes in this season’s hottest neutral; a silvery mid-tone grey contrasted with a narrow band of classic black and a soft self fringe. It measures a generous 73″ x 28″ to wrap you snugly but fully. Wear it with jeans and a tee shirt as the model has done, or break it out with your favorite little dress of any color for evening wear. It will rise nicely to the occasion.

What more do you need to know? Ah yes, the price and where to get it! This fabulous wrap once cost $600.00, but right now you can get it at Saks Fifth Ave for a mere $143.96. I don’t know about you, but I find a deal like that difficult to pass up!


To Dye For

Thursday, June 12th, 2008
By Twistie

Even in the heat of summer, sometimes a girl just needs a really great, lightweight wrap. This Dianora Salviati silk voile tie dye scarf is plenty big at 78″ x 78″ to add a not-too-warm layer on a casual July date night.

Dianora Salviati Tie Dye Scarf Toss it on over jeans and a tank, or wrap it around your shoulders over a simple dress. Either way, you’ll look superfantastic. And if blue isn’t your color, don’t fret. It also comes in fuschia or black.

Oh, and of course it’s a great deal when you see it here. How great a deal? Well, it originally sold for $265.00, which isn’t that bad for so much silk and a designer name. Now, however, it’s on sale at Saks Fifth Ave for just $63.56! That’s more than $200.00 off!

That’s what I call a bargain.


It’s a Wrap!

Friday, April 18th, 2008
By Twistie

Spring may have sprung, but on a foggy morning or when the evening gets a bit breezy, we still need some light jacket or wrap to keep us both comfortable and fashionable.

Magaschoni Ruffled Wrap, Cinnamon This fabulous ruffled cashmere wrap by Magaschoni is just the ticket to keep the chill away while looking cool. The cinnamon color is flattering to many, but if it’s not for you, the wrap also comes in grey, ivory, or Bellini (peach) as well.

Whichever color you choose, you’ll get a great deal on this at Bluefly. The retail price is $344.00, but Bluefly has it for just $206.00. That’s 40% off, which is pretty darn good for pure cashmere.


Shawl to Please

Friday, January 18th, 2008
By Twistie

With the seasons getting ready to change, we can all use a lighter wrap or two, but we’re not ready to completely ignore the warmth of wool. The good news is, you don’t have to sacrifice comfort, style or your credit rating to find a shawl that can go easily from day to evening.

Beaded Kenyan Shawls This gorgeous Angora wool shawl is prettily hand decorated with bright beads as part of the Maasai Collection by Elizabeth Warner. It comes in four different colors (blue not shown in the picture) and measures 40 x 80 inches.

Vivre.com originally sold this fabulous piece for $360.00, but now it’s on sale for a mere $126.00. Now that’s a deal to keep you warm!


Put On an Antic Disposition

Tuesday, December 18th, 2007
By Twistie

Or perhaps an Antik Batik crocheted cape. This elegant cape is 100% cotton with a self-tie and a pretty flower applique.

Antik Batik Cape

Not sure what size to order? Don’t worry. One size fits most. The soft ivory color will fit neatly in most wardrobes, too.

Originally $120.00, it’s available at YOOX for just $84.00.


Cashmere Comfort on a Budget

Tuesday, November 13th, 2007
By Twistie

Cashmere Wrap

If you’re looking for a way to keep warm on a chilly night, you would do well to choose this lovely cilantro green, 100% cashmere wrap from Nordstrom. Originally selling for $99, it’s now been marked down to $65.90. 28″W x 80″L with a four-inch fringe, dry clean only. Look superfantastic without breaking the budget!







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