KikaPaprika Scarf Giveaway

I love finding new companies to promote on my blog! This Giveaway introduces an organic clothing company out of California: kikaPaprika.Meet Ruth Cekola and learn a little about this awesome company and opportunity!

I am a native Michigander who was raised in the small town of Saline, just outside Ann Arbor. When I graduated high school, I moved to Kalamazoo to attend Western Michigan University. A mutual friend introduced me to a fabulous man who became my husband seven years later. Tony grew up in a large family in Kalamazoo and my family is still nearby, so we have stayed in the area. We have a daughter, Victoria, who is a huge blessing in our lives. We enjoy spending time with family, friends and one of my favorite hobbies is scrapbooking.

 I am a naturally organized person, so I started my own organizing business a few years ago while I was working as a full time Chiropractic Assistant. My organizational skills are now being utilized with my husband’s home based business as an office manager/accountant. Working with Tony afforded me the opportunity to join kikaPaprika as a premier launch consultant in August 2008.

 I am passionate about our company and mission of helping women dress in comfort AND style! It has been so rewarding to see how kikaPaprika has changed the way women view themselves by dressing in styles that are flattering and feel amazingly soft. Our MADE IN THE USA company is unique in many ways: We bring the shopping experience into the comfort of your own home, we only use organic fabrics and eco-friendly dyes and we offer custom coloring of your favorite garments. I enjoy talking to women in all states about bringing kikaPaprika to their area, especially right now because we are accepting applications for our fall season.

And now, on to the Giveaway! If you read Scarves of Summer I know you’ll agree that there really isn’t a time you can’t use a scarf! Ruth is giving away a beautiful, soft coral scarf from kikaPaprika. I chose coral because it coordinates with so many colors. Sometimes women are fearful of corals because they see it as orange. I believe it can brighten up your whole appearance very quickly. The organic cotton fabric is “oh so soft” you may just want to wrap it around your neck this summer despite the heat! The lightweight cotton however is not going to add a lot of bulk making it the perfect summer scarf!

This scarf sells for $25 and comes in a variety of colors. 100% of proceeds help women in shelters near their LA warehouse. Kika Cares! They gave back to the community by donating the sales of a different LTD item each season. You may want to grab one while you can. AND you’ll be helping someone less fortunate.

View #1:  Coral is a great complement to Navy Blue. It’s paired with a very casual jacket that can be worn with jeans or sweat pants and a patterned tank. The solid scarf pulls the coral from the top and makes a typical casual outfit look a little more fun!

View #2 I LOVE a coral and turquoise combo. Above the scarf is just wrapped around the ruffled cap-sleeve tee to show as a “wrap” if you wanted to cover bare arms in the summer when you go from warm to very cool places. The turquoise capris hanging behind combined with white would be a fine combo. Add the coral and it becomes a different outfit. You could also put a coral piece of jewelry with this outfit. Trust me, coral and turquoise are a hot combination for summer and you’re sure to get compliments.

 View #3 The strapless small print dress is just begging for the Kika coral scarf!

 View #4 You really don’t need a scarf with this print and detail. Sometimes when women are not used to wearing prints, a solid “tones” it down. You really need scarves with prints AND solids in your closet. This view sets up #5where I showed the same top with a jacket. Also note the length of the Kika scarf. It can be wrapped around your neck twice. I twisted and wrapped to get this “scrunchy” look. This jacket and top are from my own closet (Cabi outlet and Anthropologie sale rack) While there is enough going on in the outfit, I’d throw in the scarf if I was out & about. NW wind and rain can come up out of nowhere and without a scarf, I’d be freezing.

Here are few more ideas for you… Thanks Ruth for sharing.

Would you like to win? Post a comment and you will automatically be entered.

Contest ends Wednesday, June 2: 9 AM PST.

See more about kikaPaprika on Ruth’s site Once you contact Ruth, she will connect you to her Facebook page where you will see more photos which makes long distance shopping a breeze. If you are a Michigan reader, give Ruth a call!

(Other clothing & accessories featured above are from Accentuate,a unique boutique located at 500 NE 4th Ave in Camas, WA They will be featured in a upcoming post)

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Comments

  1. 1
    Kristi Gray says:

    oh I love scarves as I already mentioned on my last post. This coral scarf looks wonderful and I love the color. My favorite is to add my turquoise jewelry with coral, which you have shown in one of the color combinations. Such a brigh fun look for spring and summer

  2. 2
    Schmidty says:

    I agree …coral and turquoise together is one of my alltime favorite combinations! Thanks so much for the chance to win!

  3. 3
    jill says:

    wow! thanks for sharing info about this clothing line!! scarves are my favorite accessory – no matter what time of year! :)

  4. 4
    Barb says:

    Thanks for the images with different ways to tie a scarf so it doesn’t look like a 1980s floppy bow!

  5. 5
    Renee S. says:

    I don’t have a single scarf (other than heavy ones to wear in Winter). This looks like a gorgeous one to start out with! Thanks for this opportunity!

  6. 6
    Kristi Gray says:

    I wanted to mention that I checked out the Kika website. Great styles and some dresses too. Check it out, you will like what you see.

  7. 7
    Tami Gustaveson says:

    I was one of those afraid of coral until I went shopping with Karen. She hooked me up with a great coral jacket and a top with coral, purple and yellow. This last year I have gotten back into the scarf habit and am enjoying having another type of accessory. I appreciate all the different ideas on how to wear them.

  8. 8
    vicki orgill says:

    love the scarves and the many ways to wear them!

  9. 9
    mlj says:

    Thank you for explaining how to use scarves and even solid ones. Hope to give it a try.

  10. 10
    Amy says:

    I LOVE it — the detail of your explanations are incredible! It gives me some confidence that maybe I could actually wear it.

  11. 11
    amy cooper says:

    I LOVE THAT SCARF! One of my friends has it and i want one!!!! BEAUTIFUL! LOVE my new black skirt from Kika too:)

  12. 12
    Annette Wesolowski says:

    There is nothing like a scarf to dress up a plain outfit. My only problem is being too warm at times with one. a co-worker recently commented that a scarf is almost like adding a sweater in terms of a warm layer, and I agree. That said, I had put on a white blouse and gray slacks for work the other day and felt too plain. Checked my scarves and added one with lavender shades and white that
    blended with the gray slacks and, my outfit was instantly better. By putting the long scarf under my collar on the blouse, it didn’t warm me as much as if against my neck.

  13. 13
    Shelly says:

    Are all materials of scarfs in right now or only certain ones?? Like the silky things that used to be in – are they officially out now?

  14. 14
    Ann says:

    Thanks for the scarf post. I’ve noticed so many people wearing them lately. Like post 12, I’m warm so often I don’t wear them. Thanks for the tip about wearing them under the collar. I’ll have to give it a try if I get the scarf. It would be something new and I’m a bit timid about it.

  15. 15
    Lori says:

    I would love to try and win a scarf!! Ruth Cekola referred me to your site.

  16. 16
    Mary Cravets says:

    I have a long neck, and often wear my hair short, so scarves are essential to keeping my neck warm pretty much year round! Plus, I got accustomed to the little flair that a scarf adds to any outfit. I feel totally under-dressed when I don’t wear one now!

    Thanks for the great ideas, Ruth – and for the contest, Karen!

    Mary

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