Stylish Ways to Wear Your Scarf Like A Celebrity

For a fashion aficionado as you, simply putting all the items together from the wardrobe can be easy as the pie.

Like every necessary item in your wardrobe, a scarf is definitely a must-have. It not only helps you create a fashion statement but also serves as good luxury gift items.

Interestingly, there are many ways you can style your scarf to get that celebrity look. Just like these celebs on the list.

The Belted Scarf Look

It seems Olivia Palermo knows how to show off some of the best fashionable OOTDs. Well, you can do the same with your scarf. Just drape the scarf along with your dress and wrap around the waist. Don’t forget to team it up with a stylish belt to complete the look.

The Half Bow Look

This look doesn’t need to be just for winter. Instead, you can try it whenever you want to warm yourself up on a cool breezy day. Out on the streets with your girl gang or just running errands? Try this Sarah Jessica Parker look.

The half bow look gel well with a casual attire and compliments shirts and jeans. So, go ahead and drape one of the luxury scarves Los Angeles around the neck, take both the sides and style this like a bow. But ensure it is half untied to get that perfect look.

The Headpiece Look

Give your everyday look some twist with the stunning headpiece. Skip the hair accessories and adorn the scarf for that perfect look. Have a silk scarf in your wardrobe? It is time to bring that out

Get the perfect Alicia Keys look with your scarf and take on the fashion world. Simply wrap the scarf around your head, leave the bigger part at the back of the head and tie this off above the forehead.

Yes, you are all set and good to go.

The Double-Layered Scarf Look

Want to steal Blake Lively’s style? Well, she is undoubtedly a fashion queen. Even when off the set, she knows how to add fashionable pieces.

She knows how to keep herself warm with double layered silk scarves Los Angeles.  You too can get that look over a dress or a coat by tying a basic knot and another for the draped parts.

There are tons of ways you can style the scarf and these are only a few ways to get you started.

So, which one are you trying first?