If you're like me and are living in a cold place, it's time to start thinking about what to wear & how to transform boring winter clothes into designer dresses for women this coming winter. Here are 5 ways to keep your head and neck warm with a scarf!
How to Tie a Scarf
Assuming you already know how to tie a basic knot, here are four must-know scarf techniques to keep you looking good and feeling warm all winter:
The Infinity Knot: This is a great way to wear scarves for women if you don’t want the ends dangling. Simply fold the scarf in half, loop it around your neck and pull the ends through the loop.
The Ascot Knot: This is a more formal way of tying a scarf and is perfect for men or women. Fold the scarf in half lengthwise and drape it around your neck so that the two ends hang down in front. Take the end on the right side and cross it over the one on the left, then tuck it underneath. Next, take the end on the left side and do the same thing. Keep repeating this until you have reached the end of the scarf. Finally, adjust the loops to make them even, and voila!
The Fake Knot: This technique is perfect if you want to add some spice to your casual wear for women & want to show off that you know how to tie a complicated knot when really all you did was fake it! Start by folding your scarf in half and draping it around your neck so that one end hangs down longer than the other. Next, take the long end and make a small loop, bringing it over top of the shorter end. Tuck this loop underneath itself (it should now look like a mini pretzel) and pull tight. Finally, grab both ends
How to Fold a Scarf
There are many different ways to fold a scarf, but here are three of the most popular methods:
1. The first way is to fold the scarf in half lengthwise, then tie the two ends together. This creates a loop that can be worn around your neck.
2. The second way is to fold the scarf in half widthwise, then tie the two ends together. This creates a long, skinny rectangle that can be worn around your neck like a scarf or draped over your shoulders like womens shawls and wraps.
3. The third way is to twist the scarf into a rope, then tie the two ends together. This creates a long, twisted rope that can be worn around your neck or wrapped around your head for extra warmth.
