On the one hand, there is a great variety of highly individualistic and arty inspired adaptions: colorful brushstrokes and handprinted effects are key here. Those prints are not trying to paint sceneries, but rather express the desire for creative outbursts and artistic freedoms. Other bold statement variations include more geometric abstractions, that can range from cleaner naive prints to almost hallucinogenic layered or faded effects. There is a great possibility to renew your striped classics with this new foulard-print as well. We can see designers opting for generally more experimental and innovative stripe designs including retro-geometric, faded or painted effects. Adding into this colorful story, silk scarf-inspired poolside sceneries are adding a quirky and joyful notion. These prints are very literal, but add a post-card and vacation feel, that consumers are looking forward to, post-pandemic. 

On the other hand, a turn towards the classics is providing nostalgia for consumers that are not yet captured by the feeling of overpowering positivity, but prefer to stick within comfort zones and the dreams of good-old days. In the other hand, the vintage feeling that a silk foulard brings to a look suits all the second-hand lovers whom are rising worldwide.
Nautical print stories, including chains and ocean-related graphics, are reminiscent of the seemingly perfect 60s-80s and have us dream of ancient-luxury yacht vacations. Taking us to further destinations are super exotic prints, that include Animalia and florals. And lastly, the classics, ranging from paisley to baroque elements are tapping into the big retro-craze and resurfacing travel-phantasies.