How to tie a shawls and scarves?

Category: Closet | 06 октября 2015, 04:42

Scarves, shawls, stoles and scarves have always beenThey are so bright and unpretentious accessory that makes the style of each woman's individual and original. And autumn is the undisputed leader among the other seasons to use it in our locker room, these stylish gizmos. After all, the colorful scarves and scarves give our image color and brightness.

Despite the fact that these accessories are inwardrobe virtually any woman, not everyone knows how to tie scarves and scarves so that it looked both simple and beautiful. We offer several original ways:
1. Using a bright silk scarf as a makeshift vest, which is now back in fashion. Turtleneck or shirt must be monochromatic and color combined with a handkerchief. So, taken a handkerchief and tied in the middle of his small unit, where he serves - is wrong side handkerchief. Next, put the handkerchief square wrong side of his chest - node must be under the handkerchief, the upper ends of tying around the neck, and the lower - at the waist. Vest is ready!

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As you know, scarves are summer, winter, spring and autumn. So often this element of the wardrobe is necessary to select not only a jacket or blazer, and a shirt, blouse, sweater, and so on!

2. The same method can be used in a business suit to simulate blouses, and as a cravat under a coat or jacket. Only a handkerchief, after to tie the knot, you need to fold diagonally. Then he unzips his jacket, and the resulting triangle shawl put on chest and tying the ends of the handkerchief around his neck. We correct a scarf and buttoning his jacket. Well - what you do not blouse!

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3. This method is simple, but elegant. He will teach you how to tie scarves and scarves, and even wraps. We need to take one of the available accessories, fold it along once or twice and then thrown over the neck to the ends hanging down evenly. You always need a belt or strap. Intersecting the ends and pushes them through the belt. The accessory should be a contrasting color to the dress, under which you are putting it. Simple, but very stylish!