Five ways to tie a Silk Skarf

Silk Skarf, as the name suggests, is a scarf made from mulberry silk, quassia silk, castor silk, and cassava silk, and is a valuable fashion item and gift for friends and family. There are five different ways to tie a Silk Skarf, each of which looks great. As long as it looks good and you like it. Let's take a look at five ways to tie a Silk Skarf. Here are some answers.

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• Firstly, the red scarf.

• Secondly, the triangular scarf tying method.

• Thirdly, the hair tie.

• Fourth, is the headscarf tying method.

• The fifth is the Hepburn knot.

Firstly, the red scarf.

Fold the Silk Skarf in half along the diagonal, then fold it forward twice along the long side of the triangle and wrap it around your neck, crossing the two ends, with the right end on top, keeping the right end of the scarf in place, then pulling the left end of the scarf around the right end, pulling it through the crossed ends and pulling it tight.

Secondly, the triangular scarf tying method.

Fold the Silk Skarf in half along the diagonal, then fold it forward twice along the long side, leaving the right-angled end at the chest and tying the other two ends in a knot around the neck and back.

Thirdly, the hair tie.

Fold the Silk Skarf in half along the diagonal, roll it up, wrap the ends of the roll forward along the outline of the hairline, tie two half knots at the side and wrap the excess of the scarf around the bottom of the half knot.

Fourth, is the headscarf tying method.

Fold the Silk Skarf in half along the diagonal so that the right-angled end of the scarf is back and the long side is centered on the top of the head, the other two ends are tied in two half knots at the jaw.

The fifth is the Hepburn knot.

This Silk Skarf tying method looks very classic casual elegance. Fold the small silk scarf in half along the diagonal and roll it up, with the right angle end back and the other two ends crossed, the left end at the bottom and the right end at the top. Keeping the right end of the scarf still, wrap the left end of the scarf around the right end once, then pull it out from where the ends cross, through this loop, draw it tight and move it casually to the side.

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