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I dont know about you guys but I can never stop myself from buying a scarf when I see its worthy. I just can’t get over the beautiful fabrics and unique patterns they can range from. Scarves have been worn for centuries, every where from the hair down to the neck and even on wrists.Recently I went through my drawer of scarves that I have accumulated through number of years from thrifting and traveling and found a magnificent range of scarves in bright colors and patterns that reminded me of art that you may see in a gallery. I found several that I had forgotten that even existed, so I made a deal with myself that I was going to uttalize at least three or four scarves a month and play around and mix them into my daily look.  The Month of february I really took it to the next level with accessorizing with scarves, I started adding them to the handle of my purses, my school bag, and even to my laptop bag. Just adding a simple piece of fabric to my purse made my daily outfits feel alot more complete.

I love to wear my scarves on my neck as well. there are several styles that you may incorparrate.

If you ever wake up and dont feel like dressing up or being fashion forward just a simple scarf around your neck will boost your look times four.

And lets not forget that males can wear scarves as well! After having discussions with my male associates , many of them felt that wearing a scarf may make them look metro or plainly to feminne. This is a common mistake that many males endure

Its easy ! Trust me , scarves can keep you warm and even add a touch of masculinity if you wear it the right way

1. The Flip Over:Easily flip one side of a long scarf over your shoulder, and leave the other side of it hanging down over your shirt.
2. The Parisian Knot: Fold the scarf in half first, drape it around your neck, and then loop the loose ends in between where the scarf folds in two.
3. The Double Flip:Instead of just one side hanging in the front, do a double loop and let the other side hang there too.
4. The Knot: Simply make a loose knot in the scarf on the front side, keeping one end slightly longer than the other.
5. The Keffiyeh Knot: Tie a loose knot in the back and keep the bulk of the scarf hanging in the front. This works best with scarves made of a twill, easily foldable material.
6. The Simple Drape:Make sure the scarf material is neat (free of obvious wrinkles), and just drape it with both long ends hanging loosely in the front.

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