Potter Style - How to Tie a Scarf: 33 Styles

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Large statement scarves with elegant prints, chunky-knit scarves woven with multicolored yarn, intricate crocheted capes with fringe detail, delicate pocket scarves in raw silk; the variety of shapes, patterns, and materials are limited only to the imagination of the designer.

With the endless variety of modern and vintage scarves available, there are even more ways to style them. Knotted provides an introduction to wearing your scarves in classic and inventive ways. In these pagesdivided among basic folds, common shapes, seasonal and embellished scarves sectionsyoull find thirty-three ways to twist, knot, and loop your scarves expertly and effortlessly.

Consider this your invitation to reintroduce older pieces in your wardrobe with a fresh perspective and wear your new scarves with an unexpected twist. No matter the fashion, as Chanel famously quipped, good style always endures.

TIP You can create a classic bandanna if you tie this fold around the neck, or a simple headband if you use a light silk or chiffon scarf.