Well, there are many ways that you can put your scarf on. You can choose from simple draping over to four in hand. The knotting style depends on the wearer's choice and the weather. Instead of dipping into every style, we present four of our favourite trends.
Once Around
One of the most simple styles to improve your style game is once around. To pull this look, drape your scarf over your neck. But make sure one side is longer than the other. Now take the longer side and wrap it around your neck. It gives you a more coziness over your neck.
This look will work well in cool weather. For cold weather, however, prefer the other look. That will keep the neck warm. The length of the scarf can be medium or long.
The Ascot Knot
Ascot knot can be done as follows. Lay the scarf over your shoulders. Take both ends and tie them like a shoelace, i.e., "over and under"." You are done with the ascot knot. Simply adjust the front to give it a final look. This loop can be made either in cool or cold weather. But it provides extra warmth in the cold weather. As far as the length of the scarf is concerned, it's better to use a long scarf to make a better knot.
The Parisian Knot
To tie the scarf in a Parisian knot, fold your scarf in half widthwise. Later fold it half lengthwise. A loop will be formed between the folded ends. Now drape the scarf over your neck. Later pass the loose ends through the loop. Adjust a little on the front to give a better and classy look. This trend is best for cold weather or snow. It provides perfect insulation for the neck from the cold. A long scarf will give a perfect Parisian knot.
Reverse Scarf Drape
The reverse scarf drape actually requires no knotting. Simply place the scarf over your neck. Keep both sides equal. Take one end, bring it around your neck and place it on the opposite shoulder. Repeat the same for the other end. You are done with the reverse scarf drape. It will serve its purpose well in both cool and cold weather. You can pull this look with either a medium or a long scarf.