The Scarf Bar

USUALLY, you have to be at least an A-lister to be courted by designer brands with the personal touch. From customised capes to iconic bags created in your name, custom designer couture is usually saved for the stars. But this season Burberry is offering the rest of us the chance to

experience the VIP treatment in the form of customised pieces. Launched last week, The Scarf Bar is a new personalisation service from the brand

available in stores and online. The service allows you to create a personal monogram embroidered on your choice of iconic Burberry check in custom thread colours and in a choice of sizes. With Cara Delevigne, Victoria Beckham and Naomi Campbell having already been spotted sporting custom monograms on their Burberry scarves, it looks to become a coveted piece this season.

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Just add these...Go Boho this autumn and you won’t go far wrong. And then have Boho-ho fun with accessories. Dougal slippers, anyone?

THIS season, the Bohemian vibes of summer live on in a romantic autumn mood. Expect oversized capes, rich cranberry reds and heavy textures of suede and faux fur. But look out, too,

for a distinct mark of modernism in the season’s accessories: sophisticated silhouettes and an underlying utilitarianism to temper the excess. Perfect geometry is the penchant of the season’s jewellery along with dainty chains with distinctive pendants. When it comes to rings, forego the rose gold of a few seasons ago and look for statement silver pieces with oversized

stones and enhanced filigree details. Combine multiple pieces together for a distinctly folky feel – layer long necklaces and style several rings per hand.On the runway, furry feet from the likes of Gucci have been the source of much hilarity here in the office, but with designers such as Fendi and Maison Margiela offering similar styles it looks like the trend really has got a footing. For a more wearable alternative (which, unlike Gucci’s goat hair slippers, doesn’t require regular blow dries), opt for a simple ponyskin flat. The fur detail will nail the trend – without being too hair-raising.

Mayo cape, £100,

Joy.

Marylebone top handle bag, £299, Jaeger, available at Creasey’s.

Tassle necklace, £8, Joy.

Autograph berkeley backpack, £99,

Marks & Spencer.

Grey fedora hat, £25, Miss Selfridge.

Cream fluffy stole, £19.99, New Look.

Autograph faux fur scarf, £29.50, Marks

& Spencer.

Goat hair slippers, £1,230,

Gucci.

Cylinder pendant,

£10, Dorothy Perkins.

Purple skinny belt, £3, Peacocks.Knee high boots, £120, Next.

Lola feather frame clutch, £45, and assorted rings, all Accessorize.

Hexagon and galaxy cluster pendant, £25,

Accessorize.

Fluffy ball keyring, £5,

Miss Selfridge.

Cara Delevingne

wears a creation by Burberry during the autumn/winter 2013 catwalk show, as part of London Fashion Week in Hyde Park, London. (Picture by: Matt Crossick/EMPICS Entertainment)

Dakota backpack, £79, Monsoon.

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Limited edition boot, £39.50, Marks & Spencer.

Large vintage cuff, £50, East.

Ring pack, £7.99, New Look.

Reversible necklace, £8.50, Miss Selfridge.

Monoghan loafers, £59, Monsoon.

Leather cardholder, £12, Monsoon.

Tortoiseshell tassel earrings, £9.99, New Look.

Louise zip pocket coin purse, £10, Accessorize.