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Klaylie

@klaylie.co

5 months ago

Posted On: June 12th 2026, 06:25 pm

Thank you for supporting this little project 💛
Wear your scarf as a symbol of hope, strength, and community.
Portion of each scarf sale will be donated to cancer related care.

If you’re local, send me a message before ordering✨
Shop link in bio ✨

#silkscarf #scarfstyle #cancercommunitysupport #silkscarfstyle #shopsmall

Comments (2)

5 months ago

laurennamiwong

These are so gorgeous!💕

and now she’s an AYBL athlete 😭🥹🥰

I feel so full of love & gratitude today & every day lately. I just want to thank EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU for all the love & support since I decided to start sharing my life a year ago. none of this would ever be possible without you girls. 🫶🏻

you can now use code MADELYN to save with @aybl 💞

just a reminder to never give up on your dreams. nothing is out of reach — everything you want is on the other side of consistent effort. ✨

Sunday in Paris💋 Comment COAT to have the link in dm x
#vlog #grwm #outfit

https://liketk.it/6rtGa

Karl Bushby was a 29-year-old ex-paratrooper when he walked away from the home to a Royal Air Force base near Oxford and caught a flight to South America. He returned as a 57-year-old — softer, grayer and weathered, but far more worldly.

“They say it takes a village but literally it took a world to get me here,” Bushby said. “The kindness of strangers, so many, from individuals to nation states to get me back here today. I didn’t do this alone. There was a big team. The biggest team. Earth.”

Bushby set out from Punta Arenas, Chile, on Nov. 1, 1998, and has walked 31,000 miles across four continents and 30 countries to get home. He navigated shifting ice over the Bering Strait and swam across the Caspian Sea and English Channel to avoid taking a boat or plane — or any transport — to propel him forward.

Read more at the link in bio.

Klaylie

@klaylie.co

laurennamiwong

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