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She has scarves in different patterns and colors, all sorts of fabrics, various lengths and tons of different styles. She wears them all the time, a total addict. I know that sounds ridiculous, but if you are going to be hooked on an accessory, scarves are the perfect extra to add into your style on a continual basis. Why? They are incredibly versatile.
Don’t just use your scarf as a neck-warming instrument. Be innovative. There are so many other ways to wear it. Pick up a few amazing scarves in fun hues, different thicknesses and exciting patterns. Then, have fun with them. Here’s how.
Wear it…
Around your neck, of course. The classic way is still relevant and forever fashion-forward. It’s cold out there in the fall, so tie a bright scarf around your neck for a little extra coziness and to draw attention to your gorgeous face. You’ll look chic and feel amazing too.
Tied in your hair. My personal favorite way to wear a scarf is tied in my hair. I use silk scarves as headbands for a cute look. Wear the band thick and tie a bow in the back at the nape of the neck. Whether your hair is up, down, braided or gathered in a low bun, you can’t go wrong.
Hooked on your bag. Want to add a dash of color to your basic black bag this winter to spice it up? Tie a scarf on it! I like using patterned scarves for this. My favorite? A thin, black scarf with bright red flowers splattered across the fabric. Made up in a pretty bow, it always looks just right twisted around the handle of my purse.
As a belt. There are some great studded and sparkly scarves on the market this season, and they function wonderfully as waist-cinchers. Tie the thin scarf at the waist like you would a ribbon-belt. It will add a little glinting detail at the smallest part of your frame.
As a shawl-wrap. If you’re scarf is long, thick and oversize (I picked up a black and white one from H&M that fits this description, and I pretty much adore it), then you can use it as a jacket alternative on not-too-cold days. Drape it around your shoulders for an elegant outerwear option. It’s a great piece to take out shopping — easy to slide in your purse or wrap around your neck instead of holding onto a coat (a huge annoyance of mine).
Are you rethinking your scarves yet? With this many options, a few great ones are excellent investments this season.
She has scarves in different patterns and colors, all sorts of fabrics, various lengths and tons of different styles. She wears them all the time, a total addict. I know that sounds ridiculous, but if you are going to be hooked on an accessory, scarves are the perfect extra to add into your style on a continual basis. Why? They are incredibly versatile.
Don’t just use your scarf as a neck-warming instrument. Be innovative. There are so many other ways to wear it. Pick up a few amazing scarves in fun hues, different thicknesses and exciting patterns. Then, have fun with them. Here’s how.
Wear it…
Around your neck, of course. The classic way is still relevant and forever fashion-forward. It’s cold out there in the fall, so tie a bright scarf around your neck for a little extra coziness and to draw attention to your gorgeous face. You’ll look chic and feel amazing too.
Tied in your hair. My personal favorite way to wear a scarf is tied in my hair. I use silk scarves as headbands for a cute look. Wear the band thick and tie a bow in the back at the nape of the neck. Whether your hair is up, down, braided or gathered in a low bun, you can’t go wrong.
Hooked on your bag. Want to add a dash of color to your basic black bag this winter to spice it up? Tie a scarf on it! I like using patterned scarves for this. My favorite? A thin, black scarf with bright red flowers splattered across the fabric. Made up in a pretty bow, it always looks just right twisted around the handle of my purse.
As a belt. There are some great studded and sparkly scarves on the market this season, and they function wonderfully as waist-cinchers. Tie the thin scarf at the waist like you would a ribbon-belt. It will add a little glinting detail at the smallest part of your frame.
As a shawl-wrap. If you’re scarf is long, thick and oversize (I picked up a black and white one from H&M that fits this description, and I pretty much adore it), then you can use it as a jacket alternative on not-too-cold days. Drape it around your shoulders for an elegant outerwear option. It’s a great piece to take out shopping — easy to slide in your purse or wrap around your neck instead of holding onto a coat (a huge annoyance of mine).
Are you rethinking your scarves yet? With this many options, a few great ones are excellent investments this season.