Caught necking: scrap the scarf for this artful collar
Caught necking: scrap the scarf for this artful collar
These handmade lace collars from Heather Martin may look avant-garde, but Kasha Bilobram, owner of the chic Fawn boutique, disagrees. “Put it on with a simple dress or jeans a blazer, and you’re instantly dressed,” she says. “It’s effortless, and they make an ordinary outfit interesting.”
We like them because they’re an artful mix of the trendy chunky necklaces we’re seeing everywhere and the lightweight scarves that Torontonians can’t get enough of.
$195 at Fawn. 967 Queen St. W., 647-344-4703.
![](http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=https://torontolife.com/shopping/caught-necking-scrap-the-scarf-for-this-artful-collar/&title=Caught necking: scrap the scarf for this artful collar&picture=https://torontolife.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/fawncollar.jpg&description=[caption id="attachment_8953" align="alignleft" width="269" caption="With her asymmetrical lace collars, Vancouver designer Heather Martin gives Victoriana a mod update (Photo by Carmen Cheung)"][/caption]
These handmade lace collars from Heather Martin may look avant-garde, but Kasha Bilobram, owner of the chic Fawn boutique, disagrees. “Put it on with a simple dress or jeans a blazer, and you’re instantly dressed,” she says. “It’s effortless, and they make an ordinary outfit interesting.”
We like them because they’re an artful mix of the trendy chunky necklaces we're seeing everywhere and the lightweight scarves that Torontonians can’t get enough of.
$195 at Fawn. 967 Queen St. W., 647-344-4703.){kind=link}