Wear A Scarf In Winter With A Few Fashion Tips

Soft knit, trendy prints and subtle elegance… the scarf forges solid ties with fashionistas this winter! Delicate during the beautiful days and cocooning during the cold months, this accessory is a timeless feminine wardrobe. It gives every outfit a little chic, no matter the season or the occasion. Focus on the trendy models of the moment and the ways to tie and wear a scarf in winter with style!

How to wear and tie a scarf in winter?

Since the first confinement, during which sweater-jogging was the norm, comfort has taken pride of place in our daily life. In fact, all fashionistas and hunks swear by it, especially during the current season. So, to keep a look right in the fall-winter 2020-2021 fashion trends during the current season, take a good scarf and bundle up at the slightest gust of wind! And if you haven't given in to the new scarves yet, it's a safe bet that you won't be able to resist them for long with the temperatures plummeting right now. They promise to warm up every seasonal look and fill every fashion craving. Cape style, thrown over the shoulders or just rolled up, there are just as many ways and outfits to wear the scarf this winter.

The models to favor in winter 2020-2021

If we have to define the accessory in which we invest each winter, it is undoubtedly the scarf. We prefer it cozy, warm and right in the current trends. In this context, what are the models in which to invest this winter? For the less early morners of you who don't like to get out of bed when the temperatures drop, the padded scarf does the job perfectly. We've loved it ever since Balenciaga launched its first metallic models. Very easy to wear and to tie around the neck, the padded scarf gives a chic air to both the Teddy coat and the sleeveless down jacket, another strong trend of the moment.

Admittedly, it's been a while since the oversize trend invaded accessories. Large, cozy and usually in wool, the plaid or XL scarf is another must have item of the season! Animal print, checks or houndstooth, the plaid scarf is on top of trends every winter. It goes particularly well with fitted and tight-fitting clothes, adding a sophisticated touch to any outfit that's too basic.

After the fall-winter 2020-2021 bag trends where the small faux fur handbag has made a comeback, it's time to give a few words on the fur scarf. Bringing warmth and softness to every winter look, this blanket accessory allows you to bundle up with elegance and style. However, it can make it look a bit too kitsch! This is why it is important to combine your cozy fur scarf with more modern, even minimalist pieces.

1. Wrapped scarf

Despite its oversized look, the plaid scarf can be tied in a number of stylish ways. The simplest but most ingenious option? Simply wrap it around her neck without too much effort. How to do ? Roll the wool over itself and pass it lightly around the nape of the neck without being too tight. Thus, you discipline the large format of your accessory by avoiding a look that is a little too neglected. The edges of your scarf can fall either on your chest or on the back for a relaxed style. Some fashionistas don't even hesitate to belt one of the edges for an even more chic look. Demo in the photo gallery!

2. Cape-style scarf

For the more daring, the large wool scarf can also be worn in a cape version. Thrown slightly over the shoulders, it gives a layer of warmth and a good dose of style to the winter coat. Just pass it behind the neck and let the fabric fall to the front. This is a great way to wear a scarf for those who didn't like the previous look too much. However, this technique of tying a scarf is not recommended for the littlest of you. To avoid compacting their silhouette, XS women can accompany their cape with a trendy belt.

3. Scarf worn like a scarf

The chèche is another more "structured" way to wear your scarf this winter. Rather than roll it up and wrap it around your neck, fold it into a triangle and snap it into place. Trendy and very practical, wearing your shawl with the point of the triangle falling on the chest considerably reduces the volumes and allows you to keep warm during the cold months.

4. Wear a draped scarf thrown over the shoulder

How to tie a scarf without being too classic or too kitsch? This way of wrapping yourself up in your elegant shawl. The technique to form the drape? Wrap it around your neck and pass it over your shoulders, letting one end fall to the front and the other to the back. Easier to achieve than the chèche, the drape only takes a little time, making it the perfect choice for busy business women.

5. Slip-on snood scarf

During this pandemic period, the "snood", also called a tube scarf, is probably the best choice to stay stylish and fairly protected on the street or in the supermarket. In fact, you can turn almost any of your designs into a tube scarf. To give the illusion of a snood, just wrap the fabric of your scarf firmly around your neck, making sure to carefully camouflage the edges. Easy, fast and efficient, this is THE look to dare to stay both cold and virus-free. So what are you waiting for? Try out in front of the mirror to get started!

To discover how to wear your scarves this winter, visit our photo gallery full of cocooning and stylish looks!

Plaid plaid scarf tied at the side to give the white look a boost

With a pretty belt, the oversized scarf turns into a chic and high cape in style

Long chunky knit scarf with belt at the waist

Chunky knit scarf worn like a poncho

A monochrome look that proves that beige will be anything but out of fashion this winter

Beige scarf worn as a cheche over a long checked coat

The wool scarf, a fashion ally that completes every mid-season outfit

Plaid scarf with belted edges

Sweater worn as a scarf for a sharp look

Oversize brown scarf to pimp the total white look in winter

Oversized scarf and sweater dress for a total chic knit look, seen at the last D&G show