Scarf Style #2: Loopedy Do

This is one of my personal favorites. It’s very flexible—just by tightening or loosening, you can change the look quite a bit according to the demands of your outfit. How-to? Put middle of scarf at front of neck. Flip over shoulders. Cross ends in back. Pull now-crossed ends over shoulders. :-)

Now, when the scarf is pulled tight around your neck with the ends hanging long in front, it won’t do as much for you in terms of coverage—unless you combine it with another style and do some kind of knot or twist with the ends. But if you loosen the loop around your neck until it hangs loosely in front and the ends are shorter, this can be a very effective means of hiding a low neckline. Of course, it all depends on the scarf you’re wearing—more volume=more covering. But this way works pretty well because most of the scarf body is looped up around your shoulders, as opposed to the Just-Hangin’ style, where only the middle is hooked around your neck and the rest hangs down low.

It will cover what you don’t want seen, and it also should pull attention to your face better than the longer styles. Win-win!