Picasso Silk Velvet Scarf

This scarf is perfect because it is not bulky. I have shoulder length hair and some scarfs are just too much around my neck, but this is perfect in weight and subtle colors.

I love all Overland products, the clothes are beautiful. This scarf is very versatile and a lovely texture. Everything I have bought from them is lovely and wears well. I am a very satisfied customer.

I love the color and pattern of this scarf! It literally goes with everything I own. It's lightweight, so it's easy to pack and because of the viscose/silk content, it doesn't hold wrinkles so it's great for travel. The only complaint I have is that because it is so silky, it's slipped off my neck twice, and I've almost lost it! So, if you wear this scarf, be sure to pin it so it doesn't fall off.

A very high quality scarf deserving of Picasso's design and name. It has just the right blend of colors and warmth to complete a holiday look and/or to perk up casual sweater.

I purchased this as a Christmas gift and it almost didn't make it to the recipient. I couldn't stop looking at it. Deep, rich colors combined with a beautiful interplay of velvet and sheer make this a delight. Wonderful accessory!

Used to create THE LOOK for those special occasions that need an upscale appearance. Has the look and appeal of top model apparel. Super colors add to the eyecatching appeal. Nothing but compliments everywhere it's worn.

Only when I put the scarf in a sunbeam do the colors match the picture on the site. In ordinary indoor lighting, the colors of this scarf become dark because of the nap in the velvet texture. If the light hits the velvet flock from a certain angle, it turns almost black. Only if the light hits it in just the right way does the actual color become visible. The little spots in the scarf that almost look like metallic studs do not stand out at all. They are just a part of the print. Adding to the somber color, this pattern looks churchy. It reminds me of the 1970s, when churches were trying to modernize their look and image. I can I remember priests wearing holy scarfs that looked a lot like this one! If most of your clothes are neutral in color and you use a scarf to add "pop" or pizazz, steer away from this one. However, it DOES have possibilities - you just have to combine it with other items that have more life to them. Pull out your brightest blazer from last spring and use this scarf to play it as a winter outfit. Fuchsia or intense violet would both work well. Tuck it neatly around your neck so the ends don't flap and the pattern isn't obvious. Add youthful, jazzy jewelry.