Scarves for women are essential pieces in our outfit, especially during chilly season. For a fashionista, wearing a scarf is an art. Styling it up reflects our fashion sense.
If you are looking for some fancy ways to style your scarves this fall, you’re in for a treat. Check out our roundup for some chic ways to tie scarves for women.
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9 Fancy Ways to Tie Scarves for Women
1. Snood Tie
Snood details have a fashion appeal, especially when it is a silk snood. The velvety material is a modish way to add some textural contrast to your smart-casual outfits.
Style tip: Add this to your stylish co-ord outfits for a sleek formal look.
2. Wild Rag Tie
Are you a cowgirl at heart? A sassy wild-rag tie designed scarf will add personality to your look while keeping you warm in the chilly fall weather.
How to:
- Make a tri-fold.
- With the flap part on your chest, loop the two equal folds around your neck.
- Bring the two looped ends to the front and make a simple knot over your chest’s flap. Or, use a scarf ring or a stylish brooch to keep it in place.
Tip: Rock this scarf with flat collared outfits, so the entire scarf is underneath your top.
3. The Sailor Collar
Flaunt your fashion prowess by incorporating a retro scarf tie into your trendy all-around looks. Go all vintage with this scarf tie by pairing it with your nautical dresses.
Tip: For a chic finish, rock a retro hairstyle with this scarf tie.
4. The Braid
Scarves are versatile fashion pieces you can sport to pull off an array of looks. And this scarf tie measures up to elevate both your stylish professional and casual looks.
Tip: For a crisp professional look, contrast your scarf with your to-work outfits to stand out. Blending colors will also give you a tasteful look.
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5. The Men’s Tie
The men’s tie looks fashionable on a short scarf as it does with long ones. It is a voguish way to pull off runway-approved looks with your extra-long scarves.
Tip: Use a scarf ring if you do not like tying knots especially with a long scarf.
6. Camellia Knot
Though simple, a short silk scarf can help you look crisp in your professional outfit. Carry on the camellia flower theme when wearing either subtle pastel or bold colors.
Tip: The camellia knot is a cute way to downplay your plunging necklines.
7. Front Drape
Draped scarves are the usual go-to style. This is great when adding extra oomph to your denim street style outfit.
Wearing drapes is another fashion hack for women who are small chested. But, a scarf with straight lines, however, will give the illusion of a smaller bust if you already have the volume.
8. Hidden Knot Tie
Versatility does not get past the humble, hidden knot tie. Though simple, you can accessorize any outfit with it and still look snazzy.
Tip: Keep this style new every time by swapping the chiffon with silk or knitted scarves. Knitted scarves will pair well with your sassy jeans.
9. The Side Tie
The side scarf-tie never gets old. This classic style works well with any outfit.
How to:
- Simply wrap a small to medium square scarf around your neck.
- Tie the ends, and position the knot on the side.
Style Note: Tie the flappy ends to a bow to change up the look and keep your look fresh every time.
Knit scarves are as elegant as silk scarves. Watch this video by Sewrella on how to crochet scarves for women:
Some scarf tying techniques require skills and practice, but in the end, it is worth your while. You can elevate these simple cloth pieces into fashion-forward outfit accessories.
Remember, the ways to style scarves for women are endless. Have fun playing around with colors and materials!
Do you have some tips on how to style scarves for women? Let us know by leaving a comment below!
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