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Tips to Tie A Square & Rectangle Silk Scarf

Silk scarves are considered to be a staple for all the wardrobes. They add texture and

color to any outfit and are the most ideal accessory for pleasant weather. But, the silk

scarves can be a little tricky to tie and the longer ones a bit daunting.

In this post, we will bring you some of the best ways to tie a square and rectangle silk

scarves. Read the post to know them:

Style 1 of 2: Tie a Square Scarf 1. Tie the Scarf in Bandit Style

This is the most classic way to tie a silk scarf. To do this, lay your scarf on a flat surface

and fold both the corners for them to meet and create a triangle. Then, place your scarf

around the neck with wide triangle pointing over your chest. Drape both the ends around

the neck and tie in a loose knot.

2. Make a Basic Knot

Lay your scarf on a table and fold to make a big triangle. Once you have a large triangle,

wrap it around your neck and tie the ends in a simple knot. This is the most basic style of

wearing a silk scarf with is easy to wear and also looks elegant.

3. Tie the Scarf in a Bow

Spread out your scarf completely by placing it on a flat surface. Fold it diagonally to get a

large triangle. Then, roll the triangle shaped scarf to get a long stretch of cloth. Wrap the

skinny cloth around the neck and tie a simple knot to form a bow. Adjust by stretching

the fabric to get a fuller bow.

4. Get a Classic Ascot

Wrap your silk scarf in a vintage ascot. Firstly, fold the scarf diagonally to get a large

triangle. Drape the scarf over your neck to get the triangle lay on your back. Whereas, the

two ties come in the front. Tie both the ends in a loose knot to get a U-shape look.

5. Get a Faux Infinity Scarf Style

Fold your silk scarf from the middle and match both the corners to come together and

create a rectangle shape. Now, pick the small sections in the corner and tie each corner

paired together. While holding the scarf up, you should get a large loop which can be

fitted around your neck. Tie the scarf around your neck and get a stunning look.

6. Wear a Bandana

The square silk scarves are perfect to tie your hair back and keep them in place. To get

this, fold your scarf diagonally to get a large triangle. Drape the scarf with the triangle

base covering your head top and the 2 ends coming at the back of your neck. Tie both the

ends in a knot to get a neat look.

7. Get a Knotted Headband

Fold your scarf diagonally to get a rectangle that is 2-3 inches wide. Drape your scarf

over the head with both the ends coming at top of the head. Tie both the ends of the scarf

together in order to get a double knot and tuck the remaining ends under the wrap to get a

clear scarf headband.

Style 2 of 2 Tie a Rectangle Scarf 1. Get a Simple Wrap

Hold your scarf loosely to get regular folds in the material. Drape the scarf over your

neck once and tug at loop that you have created to wrap over your chest. You can leave

the ends either in front or even at back.

2. Wrap Your Silk Scarf in a Hacking Knot

Fold the scarf in half to create a loop at 1 end with the 2 ends at the other. Drape the scarf

over your neck to get both the ends and loop in front over your chest. Pull the ends

through the loop and lastly adjust the scarf according to your personal liking.

3. Form an Infinity Scarf

Place your scarf on a smooth surface and fold in half so that both the corners come

together to get a large loop. Then, drape the scarf over your neck a few times if required

so that the ends are not left to come down. The scarf should be completely draped around

the neck to get a neat look.

4. Get a Faux Knot

Drape the scarf over your neck in order to get both the ends come across your check.

Hold one end of your scarf and tie a wobbly knot in the centre of it. Next, slide the

second end through the middle of the knot. Doing this enables you to move the knot up

and down to get a tighter influence on the fabric.

5. Make a Layered Loop Effect

Wrap your scarf over your neck to get both the ends in the front. Adjust the ends in a way

that the right end is twice as long as the left end. Then, drape the right tail across the left

tail and pull the right tail up via the gap that is created below the neck. Pull the right tail

from the centre and wrap the loop which you have pulled up above the left end. After

this, you should have a flat small loop which is draped over the left end and the short

right end concealed behind the loop.

6. Create a Tied Cape

Unfold your rectangle silk scarf completely and drape it around your shoulders just like a

shawl or a cape. Then hold both the ends and tie them in a knot in the centre.

7. Tie the Scarf in a Bow

A long rectangle scarf is best to get a flouncy big bow. Tie the silk scarf over your neck.

Knot the ends and slid it in the side. Next, use both the ends to get a classic bunny eared

bow. Loosen the bow to get a more casual and funky look.

A silk scarf can be used in numerous ways. The art of tying a silk scarf is not new and

can be found anywhere. The only thing that matters is how you team your style and scarf

with your dress and occasion. It is essential to get a perfect look while you go for any

event or party. Ensure that the style you choose for wearing a scarf is ideal for the

occasion and blends well with the attire. Doing this will make you look stunning and

simply outstanding.

Thus, match your taste and style and create your own style statement. I hope the post

above have helped you to know more styles you can do with a silk square and rectangle

scarf. Let us know how you plan to style and dress up in the upcoming party. Tell us in

the comments below.

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