How to Wear a Square Scarf? 8 Outfit Ideas

In terms of fashion accessories, square scarves are the newest craze, and they’re also simple to wear! If you’re looking to try out this trend, or just want to jazz up your outfit, here are eight different ways how to wear a square scarf.

Square scarves are in style and may be worn in a wide variety of ways. They are a great way to elevate any outfit, and they have actually long been a favorite accessory of the wealthy.

With the help of some of today’s top fashion influencers, we’ve chosen our favorite ways for you to wear this accessory.

How to Wear a Square Scarf?

For your reference, check out the eight square scarf fashion ideas below.

Simple Point in Front Style

Here’s a quick and simple trick to instantly dress up any outfit, from weekend shorts and t-shirt looks to dressed-up office attire. A square silk scarf can be folded in half to create a triangle and then wrapped around your neck with the point facing down. All that’s left to do is tie the loose ends in a knot at the back.

Draped Front Knot

To add a feminine touch to casual outfits with jeans, create an effortlessly draped look with a silk scarf, as shown here. Begin by forming a loose diagonal roll with your scarf. With the ends facing the front of your neck, wrap it once, then loosely tie your scarf to one side. To accessorize a plain white shirt with a menswear-inspired design, take a page from this fashion blogger and go with a colorfully printed scarf.

Boy Style Scarf Tie

When worn with a blazer or jacket, this square silk scarf tying technique that was adapted from boys looks especially stylish. To create this look, start by rolling your scarf diagonally.

Make sure the length of each end in the front is the same as you go around your neck. The ends should stick out (or hang down, depending on length) after you tie a knot at the base of your neck.

Cowgirl Scarf Style

Fold your square scarf into a triangle, wrap it once around the neck, and tie in front to create this blogger’s all-American look. This simple accessory looks fantastic in a fashionable polka dot pattern.

The Loosey Goosey

Rather than tying a large square scarf around your neck, drape it around it diagonally and let the ends hang down loosely for truly carefree elegance. This is a great way to highlight the pattern on a particularly lovely (or pricey) silk scarf while keeping the rest of your outfit fairly casual.

The Glamourpuss

Here’s a sweet scarf-tying technique to give you a pin-up, vintage vibe. Make a simple topknot or bun out of your hair first. Once you have a long rectangle of the desired width, roll your scarf on the diagonal. At the crown of your head, knot the ends together.

Bow Tie Scarf Wrap

This elegant scarf knot can be worn with dressy attire and also works well to instantly update more casual attire, as seen here. To pull of this surprisingly easy look, simply roll your scarf diagonally, bring it around your neck, and tie into a bow at the front. Use this trick to dress up a pair of jeans and a t-shirt for the weekend.

Long and Loose Front Wrap

Here’s an easy way to tie a large square scarf, to add instant polish to just about any outfit you’re wearing. Start with a diagonally rolled scarf. Tie it loosely about halfway down its length and drape it around your neck. To make your entire outfit look cohesive, if you’re wearing a multicolored scarf, pick one that complements a color in another item of clothing.

Wrist Wrap Scarf

You can easily add color and interest to your outfits by wrapping a scarf around your wrist, which is both fashionable and stylish. Start by folding your scarf in half diagonally at the width you want to use as a wrist wrap. Twice wrap your wrist and tie in a knot. Depending on the final appearance you want, you can let the ends stick out or tuck them underneath.

Final Thoughts: How to Wear a Square Scarf

A timeless silk scarf is an investment piece for your wardrobe that will always be in style.

Wearing a silk scarf with your outfit is a genius way to add instant, effortless chic to any look. But as with many accessories, it’s all in the styling.

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