TRENDY SCARVES: FALL WINTER 2013 2014 FASHION COLORS

Updated September 22, 2026

A look back at the rich colors of Fall/Winter 2013–2014 reveals how easily a silk scarf can bring a seasonal palette into your wardrobe. Trends change, but a beautifully made scarf remains versatile long after a particular season has passed.

Here are eight colors that stood out in Fall/Winter 2013–2014, illustrated with scarves from our silk twill scarf collection!

1) GREEN, GREEN, GREEN

From sea green and lichen to emerald, jade and teal, green offers a wide range of shades. Choose one you enjoy wearing, then pair it with purple, blue, orange, yellow, white, black or a neutral.

2) MYKONOS BLUE

Mykonos blue recalls the sea even in the colder months. This vivid shade pairs beautifully with winter white, red, green, gray and orange.

3)  ORANGE KOI

Koi orange takes its name from the vivid coloring of ornamental carp. A silk scarf is an easy way to add this energetic shade to a simple outfit.

4)  COFFEE BROWN 

Warm coffee brown offers a softer alternative to black. It works especially well with cream, pale gray and other neutral tones.

5) MILKY

After coffee brown comes a softer neutral: creamy white. It can brighten darker clothes without the sharp contrast of pure white.

6) PURPLE ACAI

Named after açaí berries, this deep purple-red shade makes a striking accent. Try it with pink, black or dark green.

7)  YELLOW

For a touch of sunshine in autumn, try yellow in a scarf. A small accent can lift a darker seasonal outfit.

8)  FUCHSIA

Fuchsia brings a cheerful accent to neutral outfits and looks particularly vivid against black, gray or navy.

There is plenty of room to experiment with color. A silk scarf lets you try a shade you love and wear it in different ways, season after season.

Explore ANNE TOURAINE Paris online store and find a scarf that suits your own style.