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Many of our writers and editors at SheFinds praise scarves as an easy way to add interest to a simple outfit – even more so when it gets chilly, since they’re especially practical when stuffed into a tote or stashed in an office drawer. To get the most style mileage out of a scarf, consider these ways to wear one, all illustrated in the photos below. Do you have a favorite way to wear a scarf? If your scarf is big and cozy like this 6’2”-long one ($20 at Urban Outfitters), loop it around the neck once then fold one end over the other, so they both hang near the middle of the body. The big knot will keep your neck warm, and the dangling ends create a slimming vertical column. For a bit less bulk near the neck, simply fold a not-too-thick scarf ($85 at Singer 22) in half, then take the loose ends and pull them through the loop. If you’re looking for pure adornment, not warmth, try a patterned silk scarf ($108 at Shopbop) looped once around the neckline. The thin fabric will fall elegantly along the torso.
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