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OMG it’s Friday. You know what that means.
I get to settle down at home with a nice book and chillax at home. Or I could go out and watch a comedy show. Shall I go dancing instead? Find a mysterious lover? The possibilities!
To help you start your weekend right, we’ve got a few goodies for y’all.
Two handmade multi-print silk scarves with fringe by Rachel Park Designs!!
This woman (and her designs) is a godsend for women. Why?
Because, women of the world, you no longer have to be bored or frustrated with your boyfriend, brother, father, boss, or ex-lover’s drab neckwear. Park was inspired by the lack of variation and excitement seen in men’s accessories and sought out a way to create something that would be tasteful, vibrant, and appealing to men.
But no worries homegirls, Rachel has you covered. For women, Rachel creates lovely silk scarves that are dynamic in color and tasteful in design. Rachel Park Designs knows how to accommodate every woman’s fashion accessory needs.
Each piece is made with precision, an eye for detail and the highest quality materials, and a bit of her Asian and New York flair is incorporated in every one of them.
And with this week’s TGIFree Friday giveaway, two of you will win one of these silk scarves, each originally marked at $60, for free.
You have until July 16, 11:59 p.m. to comment. And don’t forget to include your U.S. mailing addy!
PS: You can retweet for an additional entry.
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Love the scaves!
Oooh!!! I totally forgot it was TGIFree Friday today! T_T So busy and stressed at work. I think winning the Rachel Park pink dot print scarf with fringe would make my day!
These are nice patterns, kind of modernized 70′s in design and color. I hardly wear any color as is, these could be a nice break from grey, black, and blue.
Wow, so beautiful!
Love the scarf!!!!
perfect for my monotone wardrobe!
i like! but i like the top scarf more than the dotted patterned one
love how colorful and bright they are! It would be a nice contrast to wear with my neutral, single tone tops and bottoms. ^^
Gorgeous scarves. They match everything I own.
Gorgeous scarves!