Accessories for Women

Accessories for Women gathers scarves, hats, belts, gloves and pouches that finish a look without feeling like an afterthought. Expect clean lines, directional silhouettes and fabrics chosen for both hand-feel and structure. Filter by product type, color or price range to pinpoint the pieces that work hardest in your wardrobe.

  • Vivienne Westwood Curved Brim Black Cotton Baseball Cap
    Vivienne Westwood Curved Brim Black Cotton Baseball Cap
    Vivienne Westwood Curved Brim Black Cotton Baseball Cap

    Vivienne Westwood

    Curved Brim Black Cotton Baseball Cap

    $160
    $160

Accessories for Women

This accessories edit focuses on pieces that carry a look from simple to intentional. You’ll find warm wool and cashmere scarves with clean fringed edges, structured or slouchy pouches with considered hardware, and hats that run from curved-brim caps to crochet and cold-weather styles. Belts and gloves sit in the same space: practical, but cut and finished to hold their own against tailoring and outerwear. Shop popular brands like Alexander Mcqueen, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Dior, Ganni and more.

Use the filters to narrow by price band, color or accessory type and build a rotation that actually works with what you already own. Consider one strong sunglasses frame, one neutral scarf, a hard-wearing pouch and a hat you’ll reach for on repeat:

  • Statement sunglasses with directional lines.
  • Neutral wool or cashmere scarves for everyday wear.
  • Compact pouches that move between day and evening.
  • Caps and hats that balance outerwear proportions.

FAQ

How should I choose between different scarf weights in this collection?
Use fabric and volume as your guide. Lightweight wool or silk works with tailoring and indoor wear, while thicker knits and cashmere blends suit colder weather or outerwear. If you prefer a cleaner line, go for narrower or less fringed styles; oversized or brushed finishes add more texture and coverage.
What should I look for in sunglasses fit and shape?
Start with frame width and how the arms sit against your temples so the glasses feel secure without pressure. Cat-eye and butterfly shapes often complement sharper tailoring and dresses, while rectangular or geometric frames pair well with more minimal wardrobes. If you’re between styles, choose the frame that sits comfortably on your nose and doesn’t touch your cheeks when you smile.
How do I style hats and caps with structured outerwear?
Balance proportions and textures. A curved-brim cap or clean beanie works well with oversized coats and quilted jackets, while more sculpted hats pair easily with trench coats and tailored silhouettes. Keep color either tonal with your outerwear or intentionally contrasted so it reads as part of the look, not an afterthought.
What’s the best way to care for wool and cashmere accessories?
Always check the care label first, then treat wool and cashmere as you would knitwear. Spot clean where possible, use a gentle fabric comb to remove light pilling, and air pieces flat between wears. Store scarves and gloves folded rather than hung to protect the fibers and keep their shape.
How can I build a small but versatile accessories lineup from this page?
Aim for a mix of utility and statement. Choose one neutral scarf that works with most of your outerwear, a structured pouch or small bag for day-to-night use, and a pair of sunglasses that matches your usual silhouettes. Add a hat or cap you’ll wear weekly and, if your climate calls for it, gloves that complement your go-to coat.