Knitted scarves are the favorite winter accessories for girls. This element is able to revive any image, and with skillful decoration it can be transformed into different products, draping and giving a new shape. Scarf can be tied around the neck, hide under the outer clothing or throw on the head. The latter method is particularly popular, as one product replaces both the hat and scarf at the same time.
Kinds of knitted knitted scarves on the head
At the moment there are several varieties of scarves, which differ mainly in fashion and colors. But not all knitted scarves can replace caps, so you need to choose only the following models:
- Knitted scarf trumpet on the head. Came from the eighties. It is a product in the form of a closed ring. This style simplifies the process of draping the scarf and gives the accessory an original appearance. A knitted scarf collar can simply be put on the neck and a fold on the head.
- A long scarf is a headscarf. A universal thing. You can wear it in the form of a shawl, throwing no shoulders, like a scarf and like a headdress. Wrap a long handkerchief around the neck several times, then take from behind one crease of fabric, pull it out and cover the head.
If you choose a scarf, which in the future are going to throw on your head, then pay attention to the fact that the product was wide enough. Before buying, try on a scarf, try different ways of draping. The thing for winter should be tight knit and be made of natural wool. If the fabric is thin (chiffon, silk, thin jersey), then you can freeze and constantly feel discomfort.
Wearing knitted scarves on the head
If you want to try on the classic image of a Russian beauty, then pick up a product with traditional Russian ornaments and put it on your head, wrapping loose ends several times around your neck. This combination is very fashionable recently, so do not be afraid to be misunderstood.
If you are a lover of extravagance and shocking, try on a headdress in the form of a turban. In this image, the girl looks like an eastern goddess, appearing, as if from a fairy tale. This headgear will require a scarf shawl in the form of a rectangle. Fold the fabric in half diagonally. The corners adjacent to the base should be crossed on the forehead, and a free hanging angle can wrap the knot. Attach a brooch and or other decoration to the site. Chalma is ready!
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