10 WAYS TO WEAR A SCARF

As a personal stylist, I recommend using items to their full potential and not getting stuck on just one styling option. Instead, I suggest as many as 10 different ones!

OPTION 1.

In the style of the 70s. It is most convenient to tie a scarf on your head that is 50x50 cm in size. Accordingly, the larger the size of the scarf, the longer the ends will be.

Fold the scarf into a triangle and tie the ends above or below your hair. To keep the scarf from slipping, secure it with invisible pins at the temples. You can spray your hair with hairspray under the scarf to keep it from slipping.

Be sure to leave strands of hair near your face!

OPTION 2.

For this method, choose large scarves measuring 65x65 or 90x90 cm so that they are long enough, depending on your size and height.

You can choose a scarf color that contrasts with your jacket to create an accent in your look. Or, conversely, choose a scarf color that is similar to the jacket to create a concise, complete look.

But remember that some variations of this style can visually enlarge the shoulders, so if you have a V-shaped figure, think twice before choosing this option.

OPTION 3.

One of the most feminine ways to wear a scarf! Weave it into a braid, gather it into a ponytail, or tie it into a modest bun. It is more convenient to use twill (silk scarves 5-7 cm wide and 90-150 cm long, depending on the brand). Since it is thin, it is really convenient to weave it into a braid.

It is better to choose regular scarves that are smaller in size, 45x45 cm, so as not to create extra volume on the head. Be sure to tie your hair with an elastic band first, and then with a scarf, so that it does not slip and your hair does not fall out. Hair length does not matter.

OPTION 4.

A very elegant option is to wear a scarf with a classic shirt!

Unbutton the top two buttons of the shirt, tie the scarf in any way that covers the entire neck, and hide or leave the ends hanging down.

This method works well with clean and concise looks with a minimum of other colors and details. But at the same time, all attention is focused on the portrait area. It works effectively in the office, at interviews, or during online calls when the interviewer only sees your portrait area.

OPTION 5.

An interesting option is to add a colored scarf as a belt.

It can be worn as a belt with a trench coat, over a shirt or dress, creating an X-silhouette, together with a regular belt, or simply as an accessory, tied to one or two belt loops on trousers.

OPTION 6.

It is also very easy to diversify your outerwear with scarves. They add new texture to your look, automatically making it more profound and stylistically interesting.

Throw them over your shoulders, wear them instead of a belt, or thread them through the holes or loops in your trench coats or coats.

OPTION 7.

For this technique, choose the largest scarf you have.

By tucking one end of the scarf into your belt, you create a layered look, asymmetry at the bottom, and diagonal lines that elongate the silhouette. Or you can simply tie a large scarf around your waist, which will add an accent and a vertical line on the side to visually elongate your height.

OPTION 8.

This summer, this particular style of scarf on a bag was not the most popular, but you can use it for variety, to add accent to your look if you want to keep your clothes fairly clean stylistically and play only with accessories.

This can be relevant, for example, in the office, when we leave our bag at our workplace and spend most of our time without it.

OPTION 9.

The decision to wear a scarf with a cap is usually for the bold, but influencers wore it last spring. And it was really something new)) In this case, I recommend doing without glasses so as not to overload the portrait area. If you still need to protect your eyes from the sun, it is better to choose narrow, minimalist options.

OPTION 10.

Another interesting and unusual way to wear a scarf or twill is in combination with jewelry.

• Weave any necklace through the entire length of the scarf.
• Fasten a short necklace that is only long enough to cover half of your neck, hook the scarf onto the end of the necklace, and tie it in a pretty bow.
• Simply wear a scarf in combination with layers of jewelry of different lengths.
• Put one of your pendants or your favorite Pandora bead on the scarf.

CHOOSE A SCARF AND EXPERIMENT!