How to Tie a Square Scarf
Scarfs are always on trend because they accentuate your looks. It is not just an accessory to wrap around the neck, which is a way of styling it, but you can also make use of it in a great way to update your fashion sense. While style is fun, they are just a perfect practical item to have in your wardrobe.
These scarfs, usually made from silky materials, are great because they come in many patterns and colors, ensuring you find one that matches your look and outfit choice. They are just as chic and fun for any weather. Classic silk scarfs are one of the most searched accessories right now.
How to Tie a Square Scarf in 10 Ways
Like many other accessories, different scarf styles can help boost your confidence in your appearance and spice up your look. Here are some exciting ways to add to your looks with varying patterns of styling:
1. Ascot
Tying your scarf around your neck like an ascot is a great starting point. This style matches any outfit, from office wear to regular T-shirts. Simply make your scarf into a large band and then place the scarf around your neck, one side slightly longer than the other. Bring the long side over the shorter side, then bring it up from under to tie a knot. You can keep your knot as loose or tight as you like, then widen the scarf.
2. Backwards Ascot
This is the same look as the ascot, but instead of having the knot and tie at the front of your body, you rotate it to the back. This is a great way to add details to your outfit, especially when your hair is undone.
3. Loose knot in Hair
The long and loose front wrap is inspired by the classical tie but with its class and style. Are you looking for a bossy yet classic and simple look? Then this is the pattern for you; it goes with Jean pants or a jacket(any kind of pants) for work or casual Saturday dinner nights. Go Classy; go simple.
This is rapidly becoming a classic way to wear and style your scarf. Simply style your hair in loose waves. Then, using your fingers, brush your hair back into a ponytail and tie it with an elastic band to hold it in place.
Finally, roll your scarf into a long band, then place the center of the scarf underneath the base of the ponytail. Lift the end of the scarf and switch them to the opposite sides, wrapping them around the ponytail base. Change them again before tying a knot at the top.
4. Hair Bow
This is similar to the loose knot hairstyle, but you will want to secure your hair and tie it into an oversized bow.
5. Hair wrap
This scarf style is excellent for the days you don’t know what hairstyle to do. Start by pulling your hair back and covering your roots with the scarf lying flat before tying the corners knot. Another way of using the scarf as a head wrap is probably the most common and easy to use. It is a simple way of tying a scarf by folding it into a triangle, placing it on your head, and securing a knot over it.
6. Layered style
This style works perfectly with a plain turtleneck sweater. Typically, a turtleneck would cover any accessory worn around the neck because of its style pattern, but this is a great way to style your turtleneck without stress. Simply add an interesting print of scarf around your neck and watch as it gives you a classic look.
7. Tied to your purse or bag
The easiest and most common way to tie a scarf to a bag or purse is to wrap the handle. Another way is to find the center of the scarf by folding the two lengths together until they are even. The opposite end is the center. Position the scarf at the back of the handle, so the center of the scarf is even with the handle. Bring the ends of the scarf to the front of the purse and tie a knot.
8. As a jewelry
This is a fascinating way to style your scarf. The scarf could be worn as either a bracelet or a lightweight necklace. It is a more straightforward yet unique way of styling a square scarf. You can start by folding the scarf to form a band and gently wrapping it over your wrist. This also applies to making lightweight necklaces. Surprisingly, this simple yet unique way of styling your scarf can take your look to a new level.
9. As a belt
Using a scarf as a belt complements any outfit for any occasion, leaving you looking pricey and elegant. It is swift and easy to pull off. All you have to do is fold your scarf like a band and wrap it around your waist region.
10. As a Top
It is versatile and on-trend, and the scarf top is the new essential. With styling options for days, you can’t go wrong with this piece. There are different ways to style your scarf as a top so let’s get into it:
The strapless: It is very comfortable and attractive. It can pass for beach wear too. You start by folding the scarf diagonally, wrapping the bottom half of the triangle around your front, and tying the corners at the back.
The relaxed tie-front: A spectacular fit that can be styled effortlessly with denim shorts to give a sweet summer look. Creating this look doesn’t require much more than just your silk square scarf. Hold the open scarf at your back, bring it to the front and tie a knot.
The party-ready tie-front: just as the name implies, it can be worn to a party with any type of shorts to a party. Hold the opened scarf at a diagonal angle at your back, bring it around to the front and tie in a knot, then tuck the bottom underneath your underwear. That’s how you create this fabulous outfit.
The bandeau: it gives a flirty yet gorgeous look. This is a go-to for a warm summer night. Creating this look doesn’t cost much more than getting your scarf; fold it into a triangle and tie it at your back, then bring one side around and tuck it underneath your underwear. Repeat this same step for the other side, layering over the first.
The halter neck: Spice up your appearance by transforming your scarf into a chic, silky halter neck perfect for balmy evenings spent with friends. Start by holding the opened scarf in front of your body, grab each corner and tie it loosely around your neck to create a halter neck style, then tuck the corners into your shorts.
11. The Glamour-pus
The glamour-puss pattern is one of the most used patterns in recent times, mainly used on babies(1-6) or even more; you might ask why. It’s basically because it’s easy and comfy for babies, and if they feel uncomfortable, they can easily drag one end, and it’s off. You wouldn’t want your Princess to be stressed.
Conclusion
Looking classy and bossy is an attitude toward expressing your fashion sense as a fashionista, and scarves contribute to making your appearance a whole lot easier and simpler. This concludes that the true test of fashion, style, and beauty is perceived and judged by versatility and creativity.
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