PinTake a nod from champion of rock style, designer John Varvatos. Worn untied, one of Varvatos’ lightweight summer scarves is styled underneath a tailored blazer for a sleek, modern look.
How to Style Your Scarf
After taking a look at the latest designer scarves for the season, we now offer up ideas for how to wear them. Typically associated with the colder months, it’s not always crystal clear how to pull lightweight scarves into your summer wardrobe. Whether, you’re wearing a tailored, slim-cut suit or relaxing in shorts and a casual tee, there are plenty of ways to style your favorite scarf.
PinAttending Burberry’s spring 2015 women’s show, actor Jamie Campbell Bower wears an open Burberry Prorsum scarf with a lightweight, colorful coat.
PinPaul Smith (Spring 2015) hones in on a brilliant neutral color palette that plays up the chic components of a small scale scarf placed with layered tops.PinChannel the style of a carefree artist. Polo Ralph Lauren pairs a wrapped light scarf (loose ends are tied to hang off your back) with a colorful button-down and printed shorts.PinPhotographed by Mario Testino for Burberry’s spring 2015 campaign, George Barnett and George Le Page accessorize their suits with scarves in the same color scheme.PinDesigner Greg Lauren embraces an old world flair with a knotted scarf that accompanies repurposed suiting. Purchase Greg Lauren at Barneys New York.
How to Tie a Men’s Scarf
If you need help with how to tie your scarf, watch this video from Purple Eagle, which shows classic options to upgrade your contemporary look instantly.
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