12 Ways to Wear a Scarf

It is quite justified to say scarves are one of the most versatile accessories to ever grace the fashion world. Besides the obvious practical benefits it offers, such as warmth, it is also an indispensable fashion accessory that can be styled in a multitude of ways, be it silk scarves, foulards, wool-blend shawls or bandeau scarves.

Here are 12 inspiring ideas to up your scarves game.
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The French Knot

An easy knot that looks refined and effortlessly chic.

Fold a square scarf diagonally twice or three times into a thinner strip. Wrap twice around the neck and finish with a loose knot.
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The Loop Tie

This stylish yet relaxed style works great layered with blazers or a Tang jacket.

Lightly gather the scarf and tie it loosely at chest level.
Peacock Art Deco Print Silk Bandeau Scarf
The Bandeau Knot

A thin bandeau scarf knotted at the side of your neck will work wonders in elevating the simplest of looks.

For more texture and layers, try using two scarves together.
Peacock Art Deco Print Silk Bandeau Scarf
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The Cowl Bandana

Resembling a cowl neck, this modern take on the cowboy bandana is an easy way to add interest.

Fold a square scarf into a triangle and place it in front on your collarbone. Cross the two ends behind your neck and tie a knot at the nape, then drape the two ends back at the front.
The Loop-and-a-Half

This 1.5 loop style works best with larger scarves and will keep your neck cosy in chilly weather while looking stylish.
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The Simple Drape

Easy, no-fuss yet stylish. Throw your favourite scarf around your neck to instantly change up your style.

Pick a colourful printed scarf to elevate plain-toned outfits.
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‘Hide & Seek’ Chinese Zodiac Print Silk Scarf 90
The Backflip

The reverse of the loop-and-an-half, this way of wearing a scarf will add brisk, nonchalant character to your style.
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Cinch It In

Turn a scarf into a full-on part of your outfit by wearing it cinched in under your belt.

Not only will it keep your scarf firmly in place, it also adds an extra element of design and structure to your dress.
Mongolian Horsemen Print Silk Pocket Square
The Wrist Taker

You don’t have to be a risk-taker to try this style, but it sure adds intrigue to your ensemble instantly.

To avoid excessive bulk, try using a slim bandeau scarf or even a silk pocket square, as pictured here.
Belt It Out

Try wearing a beautifully printed scarf as a belt to brighten up your outfit.
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Alternatively, roll up the scarf and tie it around a belt loop as an eye-catching belt accessory.
Accessorise Your Bag

Scarves are a brilliant way to dress up your bag.

Twist it round the handle, use it in place of the strap, or tie a little bow. The possibilities are endless.
Peacock Art Deco Print Silk Bandeau Scarf
Mongolian Horsemen Print Silk Pocket Square
Peacock Art Deco Print Silk Bandeau Scarf
Peacock Art Deco Print Silk Bandeau Scarf
Peacock Art Deco Print Silk Bandeau Scarf
Mongolian Horsemen Print Silk Pocket Square

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12 Ways to Wear a Scarf

The French Knot

The Loop Tie

The Bandeau Knot

The Cowl Bandana

The Loop-and-a-Half

The Simple Drape

The Backflip

Cinch It In

The Wrist Taker

Belt It Out

Accessorise Your Bag

Scarves and Silk Accessories