Is your ponytail not quite long enough to fall down most of your back? Have a scarf drape down instead. The look would still slay with one scarf, but we encourage you to try it with two.
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Gravity Defying
If hair has a tendency to fall flat, especially in the hot weather, add volume to a look via a scarf. Instead of knotting it, bring the tails back around themselves and tuck them in the band to create a gravity-defying poof.
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Put a Bow on It
Wrap an undone updo with a bright scarf fashioned into a bow. See how the placement of this one provides a flirty finish?
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Under the Chin
Channel an Old Hollywood starlet in a convertible by tying a patterned scarf into a kerchief with the knot fastened securely under the chin. The oversized dark sunglasses aren't mandatory, but they increase the glamorous retro vibes.
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Simple Style
On days when you don't have time to fiddle with scarf pleats — or you cannot be bothered — simply fold a scarf into a thick band and secure it under a low ponytail. It's OK if some of the ends stick out.
