For those who are cold-sensitive yet fashion-forward, a scarf is a must-have winter accessory. Among all scarf styles, oversized scarves are the most versatile. Beyond wrapping them around your neck, they can double as shawls. So, what are some different ways to style a scarf?
Wrap a knit scarf once around your neck and tuck it into your coat. Remember, the coat should be loose-fitting for a clean, structured look that keeps you warm.
Fur collars don't necessarily need to be attached to your coat—this is actually this year's hottest scarf trend. Opt for a "dirty" rainbow color for the trendiest and warmest look.
A fitted, long coat is perfect for this scarf style. Choose a long scarf, wrap it once around your neck, and let the uneven ends fall across your chest to harmonize the overall color palette.
Reversible scarves are even more versatile—just drape them loosely around your neck. Keep your outfit's color palette simple; let the scarf be the standout accent.
For narrow, elongated scarves, it's best to have a focal point on your head to draw attention. Otherwise, if your features aren't striking, there's a risk the scarf might overshadow you.
Large scarves pair well with slim-fitting tops, adding visual interest to the whole look. If you feel you're too thin, wearing a substantial scarf like this can also shift attention away from your frame.
One approach to wearing scarves is purely decorative—forget warmth, just embrace the look.