Updated on May 13th, 2022
I know what you’re thinking—tying your hair up with a scarf isn’t exactly groundbreaking. But when was the last time you actually did it? This isn’t about a brand-new trend; it’s a stylish comeback of a timeless classic.
If you’ve already worn out the neck bandanna look, it’s time to give those handkerchiefs a fresh purpose. Folding, twisting, and knotting them into new styles is the perfect way to transition into summer’s carefree, vacation-ready vibe. Let’s dive into how you can wear a headscarf right now.
This guide will help you make the most of your extra scarves, channeling the elegance of Grace Kelly and Jackie O while keeping cool in the heat. Even better, this trend lets you play with colors, bold prints, and even tame unruly hair in one effortless look. In other words, a headscarf is your best friend whether you’re strolling through the city or heading out on a road trip. Personally, I always keep a few on hand to rescue bad hair days and add a little flair to my outfits.
Once you’ve got the basics down, you can experiment with different ways to wear your scarf. Here’s how:
– **Classic Headband:** Fold your scarf in half to form a large triangle, then roll it from the pointed end, pressing it flat as you go. Wrap it around your head, covering your ears, to create a headband effect. You can either tuck in the ends for a sleek look or leave them visible for a more playful touch.
– **Retro Glam:** Pull your hair into a ponytail, then drape the scarf over the back of your head, bringing the ends under your chin. Tie it up and tuck in any loose fabric. Add a pair of sunglasses for that old Hollywood vibe—perfect for a chic vacation look.
– **Boho Cap:** For a relaxed, bohemian feel, tie the scarf snugly around your head like a cap. Secure it at the nape of your neck, letting the ends flow freely, or use it to hold your hair in a loose bun.
– **Twisted Halo:** This style blends the flower crown and neckerchief trends into one. Wrap the scarf around your head, twist the ends at the top, and tie them at the base of your neck. You can also find pre-twisted headbands, but tying it yourself adds a personal touch.
– **Messy Bun Wrap:** If you love wearing your hair up or need a quick fix on a lazy day, wrap a scarf around your head after styling a ponytail or messy bun. Tuck in the ends for a polished look or let them hang loose for a more relaxed feel.
– **Turban Style:** Keep your hair off your neck with a snug, turban-style wrap. Fit the scarf tightly around your head and tie it at the front for a bold, statement-making look.
Which headscarf style will you be rocking this summer?