Want to add style to your outfit - get a fashion scarf

Today fashion scarves are being worn by all the Hollywood celebrities. Starting from Madonna, Posh and David Beckham, Mischa Barton, the Olsens, Jessica Alba, Kisten Dunst, Sienna Miller and Fergie. So, they have one thing in common and that is their love for scarves. The scarf has been the must-have accessory of the entire year-and its importance has just begun. Once reserved for the sole purpose of keeping warm, the scarf now enjoys neck time at any temperature. You can dress up an outfit just by adding one.

Types of Scarf for Indoor and Outdoor:

An outdoor scarf has that feeling of coziness and is heavier in weight. Wool or wool blends are better left for outings rather than a day at the office.
A lightweight silk or polyester scarf is a perfect accent to an indoor outfit.

Different looks:

Day look: For an elegant office look or to dress up any day outfit, add a silk scarf around your neck and anchor it as a bow. Throw a knitted, woven or silk scarf around your neck or through belt loops and you're ready to go for the day.

Evening look: Let the dark hues and sequins sparkle. Nighttime is the perfect opportunity to take out the satin or velvet scarf that is hid away at the bottom of your underwear drawer and let it be the final touch to your fall knit dress.

Ways to tie Scarf:

Sleek and Stylish: Perfect for cold days when you still need to look stylish. Bring the ends of your scarf together, folding it in half. Drape the folded scarf around the back of your neck and let each end hang in front. Find the loop of the fold and pull the other end through it.
Go Square: This style will work only with square scarves. Simply fold the square in half to form a triangle. Stretch the triangle in front of your neck (upside down, with the triangle pointing downward). Then wrap the ends around the back of your neck and let each end hang in front.
Tuck for Warmth: Wrap the scarf around your neck as many times as you can, and tuck the ends underneath. This style looks best with dressy jackets and blazers.

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Boho Chic: Stretch the fabric in front of your neck and around the back. Let each end hang in the front. This style will look best with patterned scarves.
Classic Style: You can't go wrong with Hollywood glam when it comes to silk and satin scarves. Wrap the scarf around your neck, leaving one end in the front and the other in the back, for an elegant and timeless look.
Simply Chic: Use a wide and sheer scarf, like this cashmere number to cover up.
Prim and Preppy: Pair any scarf in your wardrobe with your favorite ladylike bag to give it an edge. Just a simple knot at the scarf's center will do.

If you're not careful, your scarf could make you look like a artifact so, do not place a scarf on one shoulder and hold it with a brooch. Also, never wear the same color of scarf as your shirt or pants. Scarves can always add that sometimes needed flair to a style. They are the "pick-me-up" to an outfit and can make the old jeans and t-shirt staple look newly revamped. When choosing to wear a scarf, remember, there is more than one way. The idea here is to have fun, mix and match pieces and discover what works with your apparel.