How to Tie a Womens Scarf

A classic way to tie a scarf! As the name suggests, it is casual, yet sleek and elegant. It well suited for a wide range of outfits from formal to professional work attire. Best suited are longer scarves. Whether you tug one end into your blazer, or leave it on top is personal preference. Try both in front of a mirror and choose what fits best to your outfit.

Instructions:

Carefully roll up the scarf to the preferred widh. The right width depends on factors like the scarf's length your body type (more importantly your neck), and the design pattern on the scarf.

Fold the rolled up scarf in half and lay it around your neck as indicated in the picture.

Take both ends of the scarf and pull it through he look. Then give it some final styling based on your preference.

The classic neck-wrap is a very traditional way to tie a scarf. It is perfectly suited for slightly shorter silken scarfs and pashminas.

Instructions

1. Place the scarf on a flat surface and fold in half to create a triangle. Then keep folding in the scarf from one side until it has the desired width.


2. Lay the scarf around your neck and tie a simple knot just like the one when tying a shoe. One side of the scarf should hang down lower.


3. Then take the end of the scarf that hangs down further and fold it in half. Then pull this part through the loop near your neck in a way that creates a pouch. Give some final adjustment on personal preference.

Of all the different methods to tie a pashmina scarf, the slip knot closely resembles the classic necktie knot used by men. The slip knot is one of the most popular scarf knots used on women's uniforms. You will see this type of know quite often on female flight attendants for example.

Instructions

1. Roll teh scarf up from one corner. The width of the roll is personal preference but should be in balance with your neck length. Place the rolled up scarf around your neck.


2. Just like when tying a mens tie, take one end of the scarf and wrap it around the other end.


3. Then take the same end of the scarf and pull it through the loop on your neck. Then pull it through the loop on top of the knot you created in the previous step. This is very similar to the Four in Hand Necktie Knot


4. Tighten the scarf slightly and adjust the look to your preference. And you are done!

If you are looking for a very professional looking way to tie a scarf (a method commonly used for business and uniform attire) then the "Light Queen" wrap might be perfect for you.

The scarf is tied similar to a men's necktie. The pashmina is rolled up diagonally to create a narrow scarf. Usually it is wrapped two to three times around the neck but the number of wrappings is personal preference and also depends on the length of the scarf used. For a more detailed instruction on the "Light Queen" wrap please see the detailed diagram on the right.

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