How to wear a scarf: simple rules for a stylish look

With the onset of cold weather, most girls have an acute question about a headdress - a hated hat that spoils their hairstyle. Of course, if you adhere to a sporty style in everyday clothes, then this issue does not really concern you: the rules of etiquette allow a woman to wear a headdress indoors, and fashionable unisex knitted hats only complement the sporty look. But what to do if you prefer a natural fur coat to down jackets, without the foresight to buy a thing without a hood and rely on a car that treacherously did not start in the Epiphany frosts?

How to wear a headscarf

An ordinary scarf, which most of you consider a relic of the past and the fate of the pretty Alyonushka from a fairy tale, can suddenly turn you into a stylish femme fatale, whom you want to turn around after. After all, it’s all about the right presentation - even the most ordinary thing, thrown on deliberately carelessly, can become a trendy detail of your look.

• But, by the way, Alyonushka is also not as simple as it seems: by tying a scarf in her way, you can easily create a fun retro look. For example, as the famous Audrey Hepburn did, she was a big fan of all kinds of hats. 
• Remember the celebrities hiding from the paparazzi behind dark glasses and a headscarf? Feel like this! Brave, desirable and interesting to others. And wide-framed sunglasses (your favorite aviators are probably not appropriate here!) will add elegance to you. Simply fold the scarf into a triangle, like a scarf, and place it over your head, crossing the ends under your chin and tying them at the back.
• Do you want to be a little rebel? Pull the scarf folded into a triangle lower onto your forehead and bring the ends behind your head, tying them there over the hanging corner. This look is more suitable for a summer walk along the coast, combined with short shorts and a “drunk” T-shirt.
• Over the past few seasons, the trend has been romantic casualness, which a scarf-bandage reminiscent of bezel. Roll the scarf into a tube of the required width, throw it behind your head and, covering your ears, pull the ends up, tying it above your forehead. Leave the playful ends hanging out freely for a slightly flirtatious look, or tuck them neatly under a headband. Hair can be leave loose, and collect it in a high bun or knot. Add ethnic accessories and go for retro or boho styles. 
• Extravagant"turban" - unusual beach look, which is limited only by your imagination. Tie a bright scarf on your head the same way you tie a towel after washing your hair, leaving the ends loose or tucking them at the back of your head. Let's return, again, to Audrey.

How to wear a scarf with a fur coat

As a rule, it is very difficult to choose any kind of headdress to go with a fur coat, and most girls prefer not to cover their heads or opt for models with a warm hood. Although modern fashion does not limit our imagination and even allows us to combine natural fur coats with rough boots or sneakers. But if you are still an adherent of a more classic style, then we recommend that you opt for a warm woolen scarf, which will not only protect your hair from temperature changes, but will also take care of your health.

To wear a fur coat and a scarf, you don’t have to be a conservative Turgenev young lady: aristocratically tying up the ends of the scarf and drawing graceful arrows on the eyes, you yourself will feel elegant and sexy, which means that others will notice it too.

How to wear a scarf beautifully

You can wear a scarf beautifully not only on your head! Wrap a warm scarf around your neck over your coat on an autumn day instead scarf, and drape one end over your shoulder, or leave both ends hanging freely in front. 

Throw a warm scarf over your shoulders directly over your coat and tie your waist with a rough leather belt, catching the edges of the scarf. 

Use a scarf instead of a cozy poncho on a cool day when it's too early to wear a coat. 

Or simply decorate your hair with a scarf, as you did in childhood with organza bows. 

An unusual look can be created by hiding a bun of hair inside a scarf, leaving the ends flowing down the back. A low bun suggests a more elegant and businesslike look; it is better to take a scarf for it in calm, monochromatic shades. 

But for a perky knot on the top of the head, any flashy, bright, or even acidic ornaments are suitable. 

A small thin silk scarf can be tied around an open neck, for example, with a business blazer draped over a plain bra. Play with contrasts: pair a strict black jacket with a playful scarf with an unusual pattern.