Move over, micro-bags and chunky sneakers—this year’s most coveted accessory is steeped in heritage and high style. Meet TAMARA, the Italian silk scarf brand making waves across runways and wardrobes with its blend of diaspora storytelling, slow luxury, and poetic design. As the 2025 season’s ultimate must-have, these scarves are redefining what it means to invest in luxury: celebrating personal history, supporting responsible production, and making every outfit unforgettable.
With their generous sizing and vibrant, original patterns, TAMARA scarves offer endless styling possibilities for summer—whether draped as a chic shawl at sunset, knotted as a statement headwrap, or tied to elevate your favorite tote.
Her Grandmother’s Legacy Reimagined for the Modern Muse
Founded by Italian-born, New York-based creative Sara Arippol, TAMARA is more than just a label—it’s a love letter to resilience and reinvention. Inspired by a silk scarf inherited from her grandmother, a Jewish woman who fled Egypt in the 1960s and rebuilt her life in Italy, Arippol transforms personal legacy into wearable art. The result? Scarves that are as bold and empowering as the women who inspired them.
“A single accessory can transform not just an outfit, but your entire sense of self,” says Arippol.
“TAMARA is about feeling bold, confident, and unapologetically empowered.” TAMARA Is This Year’s It-Scarf View this post on Instagram A post shared by TAMARA (@tamarafoulards) Each scarf is crafted in Como, Italy—the epicenter of the world’s finest silks—using 100% silk twill.
The brand partners exclusively with eco-certified ateliers (GOTS, FSC, Seri.co), and digital printing methods ensure vibrant colors while conserving water and energy. Its scarves measure a generous 40×40 inches—outshining the industry standard and opening up a world of styling possibilities for the creative dresser.
Think neckerchief, headwrap, shawl, top, skirt, or even a bag accent—the editorial flexibility is endless. Credit: Founder of TAMARA, Sara Arippol Each TAMARA piece is an original work, drawing from Mediterranean light, architectural geometry, and nature’s palette…
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