Scarves

Do you know scarves have been around since ancient times? The Statue of Ashurnaspiral II from the 9th century BC features an emperor wearing a scarf. In the time of Ancient Rome, the scarves were mainly used for cleaning purposes. However, now they have become more of a fashion accessory that is occasionally used to keep the neck and shoulders warm.

A scarf is a one-piece fabric that is worn around the neck. They are used for many reasons like cleanliness, warmth, sun protection, as style accessories and for religious reasons. These uses are common among both men and women. Today they come in different types of material, lengths, prints and patterns. Being the most common type of neckwear, they have their own style statements now. Hence this versatile clothing accessory has the potential to make or break any personality or look and feel of an outfit. This is the reason why it is important to be carefully playful with your scarf. Today we will share some style ideas to try different styles of the scarf.

Style tips for wearing scarves for women with different prints and patterns

They are an eternally and effortlessly chic accessory that you can wear round the year. Surprisingly, they dress up any look and are an easy way to add graphics and arty kick to your ensemble. With endless style possibilism, you are tying a scarf without looking sloppy or bulky needs some great skills. This is what made us write this post to help you wear the scarf in the right visual way. To the fact, scarf tying is a skill which you can acquire with assistance. With the right style of scarf, you can add a feminine touch to your personality while the colours can help you enjoy added fun or sophistication. Here are some ways you can be playful with your scarf.

Making a headband with your summer scarf

If you are a teenager, a college-going girl or planning to hang out with girls on a summer day, the headband will look cute. A common neck scarf on the head gives your face a look brighter without interfering much with the patterns and clothes you are wearing. However, if you need to make a headband, pick a scarf in light fabric material. It must be around 4 to 5 inches wide. But if you already have a wider scarf, you can fold it in triangular or linear shape until it ends up with a width around 5 inches maximum. A scarf hairdo works well for all textures and lengths of hair. Hence if you want to enjoy a girly look with minimum accessories, a neck scarf can do just fine.

Wrap it or create a unique belt

If you own a classic broch passed right from your granny and a fine scarf that matches any of your outfits, pair them. It is an easy to do style and looks classy on women of the middle ages and with bigger busts. To enjoy it, you can wrap the scarf around your upper body and pin both sides with a brooch. Another great way to use your leopard print scarf is to wear it around the belt. To enjoy it as a belt, you need to roll the scarf lengthwise and wrap it around your waist. Tying a nice knot can complete the look.  Here an extra-long scarf can be used by cutting short, but what if you have a shorter length scarf? Consider knotting it with any of your handbags to add spice to your accessories.

Wear your pashmina scarf as a skirt

Yes, with certain exceptions, you can wear your full-length scarf as a skirt (as midi or wrap). With a nice belt, you can keep them on the waist by giving them a look like that of a standard wrap or flared skirt. Wearing it with a plain top like white or black can complete the look. You can use ankle boots and leather accessories like jackets to add charm to your overall outfit. To make a skirt, you can simply fold the opposite corners of the scarf to get a triangle shape. Now keeping the pointed edge of the scarf downward and tie it around your waist. Otherwise, you can simply drape and wrap it around your waist and tie it around the waist using a belt to get a skirt-like look.

Accessorise your headscarf

Neck styles come in various styles, colours and patterns. Each works differently for any outfit and look. It all depends on how smart you are to play with different colours, patterns and materials to create a cohesive look.  Today brands like Gucci and Burberry offer a wide range of Sober, checkered cashmere made that can mix and match with any colour of top or base layer. To be more playful and versatile with your scarf, pick a print and shade that compliments most of your wardrobe. Likewise, you can visit brands like Hermes, Fendi and Chanel to find the one matching different occasions. Think to mix and match your head and neck scarf with accessories like bags, boots, belts or coats etc.