Tying a scarf-especially a silk one-is truly an art form. No one could claim to know exactly how many ways there are to wear one. Here, designers demonstrate several fresh styling ideas, incorporating special accessories like scarf clips or long pearl necklaces. You'll find everything from simple, beginner-friendly methods to more novel, advanced techniques. Through twisting, folding, and wrapping, these exquisite scarves transform into stunning accessories right in your hands. Follow our steps to master these scarf-styling skills and add a touch of cozy elegance to your autumn wardrobe.
A long scarf can look surprisingly compact: simply wrap it around your neck twice and tie a knot.
Pairing a scarf with a necklace might look complex, but the result is striking.
Take a square silk scarf and fold it into neat, fan-like pleats. Lightly press with an iron to set the shape, then secure it with a scarf clip.
Fold a square scarf diagonally and twist the corners. Loop it back to fasten, then tuck the clip out of sight and adjust for a polished look.
This seemingly simple style relies on emphasizing the volume and shape of the knot. First, fold the scarf into a long strip and tie a basic knot, then pull the left and right ends back through the knot.
Draped across the chest, this long scarf style mimics a men's necktie knot but gains a touch of feminine charm from the addition of a necklace.
Wrap the scarf once around your neck, then pull the back section up to cover your head like a hood; pairing this look with sunglasses or a face mask creates a trendy ensemble.
