Easy Ways to Wrap a Pre-Tied Headscarf, Part 2
Updated: Aug 9
Scarf: The Scarf Bar / Earrings: Pavoi / Necklace: similar here
2 easy ways to wrap this pre tied headscarf
Introducing a second pre-tied headscarf that arranges itself in a snap!
This cotton-rayon scarf's color palette appears duochrome at first glance. Upon a closer look, the softly linear print reveals subtle variations of ivory, seaglass, and gray-blues. I love the charming logo of its Miami-based designer, The Scarf Bar.
The Video Tutorial
Watch the video below for two fresh, easy ways to arrange the scarf. Its open-back construction allows you to tie many scarf techniques. You can watch the easy tutorials here, and my Headscarf Masterclass here.
Underneath the Scarf
To reign in strays hairs around my hairline and prevent the headscarf from slipping, I'm wearing this beige velvet wig grip headband.
A bamboo-rayon ruched head shaper on top of the headband adds subtle fullness to the back of the scarf. The velvet strip thoughtfully stitched under the scarf's front edge adds extra security.
Scarf: The Scarf Bar / Earrings: Pavoi / Necklace: similar here /
Dress: Boden, similar here / Watch: similar here
The Modest Outfit
I favor monochromatic outfits for the long, lean top-to-bottom line they create. So I've paired the pre-tied with a blue cotton chambray shirtdress from classic British fashion label Boden.
Given my background in sewing, I customize most of my clothes. I removed the shirt-style collar, did a sloped shoulder adjustment, and added taupe-colored cotton panels to fill in the shirttail hem and center front opening.
These small adjustments, which can be done with a simple machine or even by hand with a needle and thread, make wearing modest clothes so much more pleasant.
Read more ideas on comfortable, modest outfits here.
The Jewelry
These mini huggie earrings are by Pavoi. They make quietly charming companions to the scarf's voluminous silhouette and long, draping tails. You can find pearl necklaces similar to the one in the photos here.
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