As the weather starts to warm up, it's time to start thinking about how to update your wardrobe for spring. A great way to add some color and personality to your outfits is with a colorful scarf. But don't just stick with the same old tie-it-around-your-neck style. Here are three creative ways to tie a scarf in spring.
The Explorer.
Sometimes, all you need to do is take on life with an open mind and embrace the adventure. This style will help keep your neck warm during those chilly days or nights out exploring town! Any long lightweight rectangular scarf works well. Looking for inspiration, check out The Tonic.
Drape the scarf around your neck leaving one end longer.
Wrap the long end around your neck once.
Tuck one end into the loop.
Tie a knot and hide it under the loop.
The Breezy Necklet.
It’s a cozy necklace that brings color near your face and adds style, without trying too hard. It is perfect to wear with your favorite spring dress, but I like it most when paired with a simple sweatshirt and jeans. This knot also looks adorable pulled up as a headband.
Fold the scarf lengthwise into thirds.
Tie a knot around 30 cm from one end.
Pull the long end through the knot making a loop.
Tie the loose ends into a knot and hide under the scarf.
The Ascot
The ascot is perfect for showing off your scarf. Inspired by 20th century dandies who like to give an air of nonchalance, this style has been gaining popularity recently and now you can get in on it too! Look for a long rectangular scarf with interesting details, like The Hexagon Scarf available at our Etsy Shop.
Drape the scarf around your neck leaving one end quite short.
Wrap the long end around your neck once.
Bring the wrapped end under the short end and through the loop wrapped around your neck.
Adjust the top end to your liking.