Wrap the scarf around your waist, and tie the ends in a low double knot to flyaway vest version. This would also work to add a dash of pizzazz to a pair of dark denim jeans or even a classic twill pencil skirt. Again, next level that classic look and give it your own spin, just by adding a scarf. Style a knitted infinity scarf as a flyaway vest version. This is perfect for layering in the fall or spring!
That chunky sweater vest look is so popular. If you need to you could add a jacket for another layer for extra warmth or even just to change the lookup a bit.
A flyaway vest version will keep you extra warm this winter. And, finally, the flyaway vest version is a definite keeper. With just a few scarfs and a little bit of practice, you can have a completely transformed wardrobe. A little twist here, a gentle tuck there, and a strategic pin, broach, or even a flower placed at the perfect spot you now have an infinite number of ways to jazz of your classical pieces. The best part is that nearly all of these sites provide great step-by-step tutorials to guide you as you learn all the new ways that you can wear a scarf.
Sharing is caring! Smaller square scarves are called neckerchiefs. These always remind me of flight attendants, with their bold colors tied around their neck, worn to bring some color or pattern to their otherwise one color uniform. There is also the bandanna, a more informal type of small square scarf that is used for practical purposes during physical activity, like hiking.
Both of these can also serve as a headscarf. Larger squares, like your classic Hermes, can be tied and worn in a variety of styles. You can find them in solids, florals, prints, stripes, and plaids.
Authentic Pashmina scarves are made from the wool of the Kashmir Pashmina goat. These goats, found in the Himalayas, provide fine wool that is woven into beautiful and soft scarves that are very costly but can keep you very warm. Originally, Pashmina scarves were large rectangular scarves that could envelop the head, neck, and shoulders for modesty, warmth, or against the elements.
Today, you can find them in medium or large squares or long rectangles. Many have a fringe element. How to wear a blanket scarf or square scarf or silk scarf are all different and the occasions you wear them differ as well. Along with rectangle scarves, a blanket scarf is one of my favorites. Most likely you will wear the blanket scarf in the fall since they are made of warm fabrics and, as mentioned above, have patterns that are more synonymous with fall.
In these cute fall outfits , I wore a blanket scarf in a couple of different ways. In the first outfit, I wrapped the blanket scarf around my neck so one point of the scarf would drape in front. To wear a blanket scarf like this, you need to fold it in half to create a triangle, hold both ends of the scarf and wrap it around your neck, so the point of the triangle faces down along the front of your chest.
The other way you can wear a blanket scarf is like a shawl. Since a blanket scarf is very large in size, it can be draped around your shoulders quite comfortably.
This option is much easier to wear, and you only fold the blanket scarf in half and drape it over your shoulders. You can tie the ends in the front if you wish, let them hang down, or hold them to keep warm. As you can see, you can very easily wear the same blanket scarf with a variety of different outfits from jeans and a shirt to a dress. The main thing I kept in mind with all of these outfits is the other colors I wore in the outfit. They either match a specific color in the scarf or go in line with the fall theme.
Such as the forest green dress with leopard print flats, very fall color, and print. These are a few simple and cute ways to wear a blanket scarf. An infinity scarf is either a very large loop that you can wrap twice around your neck or it can be a smaller loop that is a single wrap around your neck. They can be very thick and warm for the winter like the white and gray ones I am wearing below. Pair your favorite black leather moto jacket with a scarf in the same color family to keep the cool vibe.
In this fall outfit, I wore a gray knit scarf with a moto jacket, skinny jeans, and leopard print heels. I also made sure I matched the color of the scarf with a clothing piece in my outfit; in this case, it was the long-sleeve shirt under the moto jacket. This scarf outfit is not only chic, but it will also keep you warm on those chilly days. In the winter you can wear a thick infinity scarf with leggings, a long cardigan, and fur snow boots.
I love wearing silk scarves with work outfits. They are a great way to add color and pattern to otherwise solid color outfits. For the first outfit, I wore a silk scarf with a dress. I used the silk scarf as a neck scarf. I rolled it and wrapped it twice around my neck and tied it so the ends of the scarf would come down towards the front of the outfit.
For this work outfit, I paired the silk scarf with a forest green dress, blazer, blue pumps, and a dark blue skinny belt. Overall the silk scarf works very well with this outfit because it adds a bit of interest to an otherwise simple look. I hope this showed you how you can wear a scarf with a dress and still keep the outfit classy. There are two other ways I wore this silk scarf. One style is very simple, fold the square silk scarf in half, roll it, and tie one knot in front.
This brings interest to the top half of the outfit and keeps the lines sleek and straight. The way to wear a silk scarf, in the same way, I wore the blanket scarf above. It covers the entire front part of your chest and frames your face with color. In both of these professional outfits, I really paid attention to the colors in the looks. All colors are complementary and the bright V-Neck sweater is perfect for spring workwear. In the summer your scarves are bright, patterned, light, and fun!
They are best used to add color and interest to your summer outfit. Summer scarves can be long, square, or rectangle. Since they are made of lighter fabric you can wear them morning to night and not get hot. In the first scarf outfit, I used the summer scarf for color. This all-white outfit was the perfect base for a patterned scarf. I matched the shoes and handbag in this outfit so it stayed coordinated.
I kept the scarf wrapped around my neck instead of draping it in front as in this next outfit. For the next look, I followed a similar idea. The shorts and shirt are white and the accessories add interest and color.
The blue denim jacket, blue patent handbag, and blue wedges all coordinate. The bright yellow scarf is the icing on top of this summer outfit.
For the last outfit a tried and true combo, stripes, and polka dots. I hope this has inspired you and got you some answers on how to wear a summer scarf.
So let this guide get you started on your scarf-wearing journey. Instead, wear a neutral or monochromatic outfit, and let the scarf be the star of the show. This is how to wear a scarf in a non-typical way. Credit: Sarah Balch for InStyle. Step 1: Drape the scarf evenly around your neck and let it hang. Belted Drape. Step 2: Fasten a skinny belt over the scarf at the waist. The Toss. Step 1: Drape the scarf evenly around your neck.
Step 2: Toss one end over the opposite shoulder. The Reverse Drape. Step 2: Toss one end of the scarf over one shoulder. Step 3: Toss the other end over the opposite shoulder. The Front Tie. The Basic Loop. Step 2: Loop the longer end around your neck twice before letting it hang.
Knotted Basic Loop. Step 3: Jauntily tie the two ends off to the side. Tucked-In Basic Loop. Step 3: Cross the two ends and tuck them under the loop. The Loop Through. Depending on the season or the outfit, you may want to opt for one style over another. Learn how to choose and wear the perfect scarf for any occasion. Scarves come in a variety of fabrics and styles, so you want to make sure you choose the right scarf based on the weather and your wardrobe.
Ask yourself three questions before donning a scarf:. Sarves are great accessories in any season. Your look will vary depending on the type of scarf and how it is worn. If you plan to wear a scarf during the warm days of Spring and Summer, choose a lightweight, gauzy scarf that won't weigh you down. While any color works, lighter or brighter scarves are a fun way to add a pop of color to your wardrobe. When the sun is really beating down or the wind begins to blow, you can wear a scarf to help protect your head, neck and face from the elements.
If you're using a square scarf, fold it in half to create a triangle, then simply drape the scarf over your head with the long side of the triangle facing forward, the point facing backward. Tie the two ends of the long side of the triangle together at the nape of your neck for an instant hair-tamer. To achieve the same benefit while using a long scarf, drape the scarf over your head with both ends of the scarf hanging in front of your shoulders.
Then wrap one end of the scarf all the way around your neck to help hold the headcovering in place. Some very long or wide scarves may be used as summertime wraps or bandeau tops to coverup after a swim. Simply wrap the scarf around your body and tie it in place. When it's cold outside, scarves are a great way to stay warm. Choose a scarf made of a material like wool or fleece, then wrap the scarf close to your head and neck to prevent the wind and snow from getting in. You can fold a long winter scarf in half and wrap it around your neck.
Bring the ends through the loop and pull the scarf taut to hold the style in place.
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