Audrey Hepburn once said: "I only have one shirt, one skirt, one beret, one pair of shoes, but 14 silk scarves."
It can be seen that she loves silk scarves.
Until now, when I mentioned the silk scarf, I couldn't help but think of all kinds of appearances of Audrey Hepburn wearing the silk scarf.
In addition to Hepburn, there is also Christine Lagarde, the "dominant female president" who loves silk scarves.
With the integration of silk scarves, the dignified and capable sense of formal wear has been weakened a lot. At the same time, it also made her more feminine and gentle.
Silk scarves have become a must-have item for fashionable women of all ages.
No matter what your original dressing style, as long as you wear a silk scarf, you can instantly become elegant and temperamental.
In the eyes of many people, silk scarves are only suitable for spring and summer.
In fact, otherwise, in the deep winter, we need a silk scarf to light up our clothes.
1. Tie between the neck
The necktie method is the most common and simplest silk scarf tie method.
Even in winter, wearing a turtleneck sweater and silk scarf can be tied around the neck.
Short and thin silk scarves are especially suitable for matching loose pile collars.
Wearing a round neck sweater, you always feel that your neck is slick, and wearing a scarf will have a sense of restraint, so put a silk scarf on yourself.
Turn the bow to the back of the neck for a cleaner look.
Sweater + coat is the combination we wear most frequently in winter.
Wear a suit of the same color, and tie a colorful silk scarf around your neck as an embellishment to make your fashionableness stand out.
2. Embellish coat/trousers
The silk scarf can also be tied to the jacket.
When wearing a windbreaker, use a silk scarf instead of a belt and tie a bow on the back.
If you want to make your windbreaker look more energetic and weaken the drag and laziness of the windbreaker, choose a brighter silk scarf.
When folding clothes, silk scarves can also be used.
Hide the silk scarf in the suit jacket, along the placket to the hem, and expose a small part of the silk scarf at will.
In addition to embellishing coats, silk scarves can also be tied to the waist of the trousers.
Used as a waist belt, wrap the long silk scarf around the waist, or tie it semi-wrapped around the waist.
3. Use as a hair accessory
Friends who are not sure about their head shape and hairstyle suit what hat to wear might as well try using silk scarves as hair accessories.
With long hair and a high ponytail, this kind of irregularly shaped long silk scarf is best for you!
The silk scarf dangles from the ponytail to the shoulders to the back, light and flowing along with the tips of the hair.
Tied to a low ponytail is also fine.
Choose a silk scarf that is slightly longer than your hair and let it sag on your back, casual and generous.
If you have a pair of small hands, then use the inlay method to tie the silk scarf to the braid.
The playfulness and age reduction of this kind of system are unmatched by other systems.
If you don’t like ponytails, braids, or if you have short hair, that’s okay, just use silk scarves as your headband.
With a silk scarf (headband), not only can the hairstyle be fixed and neatly, but it can also give you a bit of literary and artistic temperament.
4. Tie on the bag
Compared to spring and summer, in winter, we who wear layers to keep warm often find it difficult to reveal our fashion through clothing.
So, try to tie a silk scarf to your bag.
The simplest method is to use a long silk scarf to randomly tie a knot at the handle of the bag.
The silk scarf style with patterns is the most suitable. But in terms of color, it is best to choose a color that can echo the bag.
A more intellectual and beautiful method is to choose a thin silk scarf and then wrap the silk scarf around the handle of the bag.