Scarving For Attention
Photos by Paul Body / Styled by Andrea Ross
For stylish San Diego women and men, wearing a scarf means being part of warming trend in more ways than one. So look sharp and bundle up - it’s bound to dip below 50 degrees before the next Santa Anas blow through.
Shot on location at:
Hold It Contemporary Home
Southern California’s source for modern and contemporary home furniture
1570 Camino De La Reina, Mission Valley
619.295.6660, holdithome.com
Featured backdrop by Stikwood, adhesive-backed real-wood paneling that gives any urban dwelling a reclaimed-wood look in minutes.
$8-12/sq. ft. stikwood.com
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