How To Wear A Scarf

How To Wear A Scarf

Big & Bold
Anything looks good if you have the confidence to pull it off. This guy didn’t shy away from color or a recognizable pattern, and it looks like the scarf might be as tall as he is if you untied it, but he makes it work.
The Main Attraction
Scarves can add a strong element of style to even the most demure attire. Use a scarf as an opportunity to inject colour into your look. As long as it doesn’t compromise the functionality or aesthetic of the rest of your outfit, no one will question using a scarf as the pièce de résistance.
Mr. Small & Simple
This one won’t keep you warm in the winter, but it will keep you at the top of the best dressed list. A small scarf could be just the extra dose of swagger your outfit needs. Pick something with a bold colour or design, or choose a scarf that compliments your other accessories, like chap’s hat and sunglasses.
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