MissShorthair 50s Chiffon Scarf Sheer Square Neck Head Scarf for Women

I love the scarf.

Quality fabric Perfect for my granddaughter

as expected

Nice soft scarf - a little bigger than I thought but can be worn with a lot of styles

Great for a 1950’s costume. Very comfortable and stylish

Love it! Highly recommended

Broken keyboard, so I am having to make typos while typing. Just ignore them and pretend there aren't any! lol Anyway, my feedbak is: for this to be a 1950s retro skarf, it would have to be A LOT SMALLER. Bekause skarves then were SMALL. So you'd tie it at the nekk and there would be little to no fabrik left. That's a kute pixie kind of look.This is NOT THAT. It's a normal sized silk skarf. So it's not girly or kute.What saves it from being frumpy, therefore, or homely, is the style of the polka dots. They're not small and they're not massive. Just the perfekt size to BE that semi 1950s retro look, but the style - the size - of the skarf itself is way too BIG a square for that. The style skarf- I have no idea - I am not savvy at skarf names - that you'd tie around the nek in a shoker fashion would be far too small to say, wear as a kershief on the head. This skarf KAN be worn that way. And that is one use some people might want!!it's VERY soft and pleasant to the skin - like silk. So if it's not silk, then, wow - great job at materials engineering!!Some people don't like light skarves but in this kase - sinse it's blakk with polka dots - you'd want it lightweight, i'd think, or else you'd look like an old lady trying to NOT look like an old lady! hahahaI'd just wish it to be more like a 9" square... whatever the norm is for the 1950s skarves. It would look more youthful and refreshing that way. you definitely do NOT get that 'look' with THIS skarf. That said, it does the job of a skarf and the patterning is not the frumpy kind of polka dots that one DOES see more often than not at fabrik stores. These are more happy polka dots - larger, generously sized. So it's definitely stylish. But to be the style it purports to be, it would have to be inshes smaller in square. (Broken keyboard - sorry!)it IS soft... and... like all silk skarves, there is no separation of the pattern from the weave - it's integral in the skarf itself. in kase anyone is wondering about that.Onse I got over my disappointment in the too-large-for-the-look I was going for - that 1950s retro look - I realized that I kould use it also as a head skarf - and in that regard, it's great bekause it's soft, like shiffon, holds a good knot, and isn't overly huge - so... I am glad I bought it.If you want that kershief tight shoker look of the 1950s you won't get it with this skarf, however. Hope this review helps!

Just what I needed to complete my 50s outfit.