Over the past 12 years, I have gotten inspiration for blogs from everywhere and everyone. Yesterday, I was at a gift shop in Round Rock, Texas, and lovely manager Cheryl showed me a new trend I simply had to share. I’m not sure it has a name, but it certainly is original. Instead of wearing a scarf at her neck, Cheryl demonstrated using a scarf this way:

Accessorize at your waste!
It’s too darn hot to wear a scarf around your neck in Texas. Maybe in December. So this is what a gal can do with all those beauties hanging in her closet?
Cheryl was only demonstrating how to tie this red bandana-print scarf. (This might not be the print you’d put with the outfit she’s wearing.)
- First she folded the scarf in half in a triangle, then folded the point end to the straight side and folded once more to make a narrow band.
- Then, she pulled the narrowed scarf through two of her belt loops and tied it.
- You can make a bow or leave the edges flowing (symmetrical or asymmetrical).
So Simple! So adorable. Even for us more mature gals!
I was curious and had to look up even more ways to use a scarf at your waist. Here are some images I found:
Cute and Casual


Dramatic

Fun and Flirty

Sophistocated

So Chic

You can try the technique shown above with any trousers, jeans, or skirt–even if it doesn’t have belt loops. And, any size scarf and any material will work.

I have written so many blogs about scarves through the years. I didn’t think I had another one to write. But, here it is! In case you missed any of the others:
- Wild Rags
- 50 Ways to Wear a Scarf
- Twilly Scarves
- Favorite Ways to Wear a Winter Scarf
- Hey, Where Did My Neck Go?
In Conclusion, you may love this trend or hate it. Of course, the choice is yours. Because, as we all know: STYLE IS ALL ABOUT INDIVIDUAL CHOICE.

THANK YOU, CHERYL. AND THANKS TO ALL MY READERS FOR 12 YEARS OF SHARING IDEAS! LET’S GO FOR ANOTHER 12!

6 Comments
Yes, it’s too damn hot for a scarf! Love these ideas! Reading from the plane to Vancouver! It’ll be in the 70s but not like Tyler’s 101. Thanks Sharon.
Terry,
Glad you are getting away from this Texas heat.
Thanks for writing,
Some GREAT ideas. Especially to add color.
Thanks girlfriend.
Beverly
I could totally see these scarves–in your favorite team colors– worn in belt loops to sporting events! What a fun way to support your team!
Thanks, Sharon, for these great ideas on wearing scarves in this Texas heat! Scarves do add so much color!
Gail,
Not only is this a cooler way to wear a scarf, but it is a COOL way to wear a scarf!