When it comes to bold looks, it’s all about letting one piece shine. The top is detailed but uniform: a repeating green and navy grid, with red contrast. The scarf is full of movement: oversized paisleys, vibrant birds, and pops of red that pick up on the red inside the Parwaaz print. The result is a layered look where the scarf leads the eye, and the top keeps the structure. Throw on a pair of jeans or dark trousers and a red lip — you’re done.

You can also combine red paisley fly away scarf with other pieces that has the same pattern in the complex print. Infinity possibilities for a powerful look!

This is a dreamy and summery look. The Shuja top is sharp and graphic, built like architecture: blue squares, yellow dots, all very tight. But the scarf? A riot of paisleys, birds and waves; the predominant hues are blue and yellow. The trick here is to let your eye find the echoes. The blue tones and yellow repeats carry through both pieces, keeping them in conversation. It’s a mix that feels unexpected, but still totally grounded.

You can also combine the blue fly away paisley scarf with parwaaz top, limestone dress and also the turquoise stone shirt or dress.

This is an easy match. One side of the scarf mirrors the red stone motif from the dress exactly — it’s like a built-in visual transition. The other side introduces the Parwaaz print: geometric, crisp, a contrast in texture and colour. Wear the matching side to stay cohesive, or flip it to add structure and intrigue. Either way, you’re drawing the eye across the body in a way that feels seamless. With the same scarf you can combine it with Parwaaz top – the other half of a print and create a winning look!

What makes the Blue Paisley Leafish scarf so versatile is that it shifts depending on what you pair it with.

With the Red Stone dress, it brings sharp contrast. The soft, organic pebble print of the dress meets the crisp colour-blocked edges of the scarf. The result is unique and dynamic; each element holding its own, yet tied together by the shared red stone pattern. It’s a high-energy, put-together look.

With the Alcachofa shirt, the scarf softens. The layered patterns feel more fluid here — the matching artichokes, the curve of the leaf, the paisleys. The colours flow, and the overall effect feels more layered, less declarative.

Same scarf, two different outcomes depending on what you want to say.

The collections are designed with unity in mind. The same motif might appear in a scarf, a top or a dress. A colour repeat in one garment might echo in another, providing that important link for a cohesive and fun look. It’s all part of a language of patterns and colours, made with care and expert eye for detail. The combinations are endless! With so many patterns speaking to each other, mixing prints stops being a risk and becomes a creative tool.