Unique Scarves
Erin is a writer and content creator from Georgia, United States. She loves coffee, books, and puppies.
Infinity scarf
Scarves are chic accessories that can be easily worn over solid clothing. It can also provide another layer of warmth in the cooler months. For warmer months, it can simply provide interest to an otherwise boring outfit. There are so many different types of scarves that can be worn during the various seasons. Find a scarf that displays your unique personality and matches with clothing that you already own.
Try gray, black, brown, or other dark colored scarves for the fall and winter. Wear pastel or bright colored ones for the spring and summer. There are also many different types which include braided and roped scarves. Others have pockets, geometric shapes, or quirky prints. Pick your favorites so you can look fashionable throughout the year.
Fall and Winter Scarves
Large buttons keep warmth in around the neck.
These pockets can be used for warming chilly fingers or for keeping a cell phone handy.
This tangled scarf looks very cozy.
The many pockets make this scarf look whimsical.
Spring and Summer Scarves
The unusual shape of this scarf allows it to fold up neatly for easy storage.
Collar Scarf
Magnets are embedded inside so wearers can create various shapes.
This unique scarf has its own jewelry.
A crocheted power cord is quirky and cute.
Random letters cascade down for literature lovers.
These lovely scarves have map prints.
This scarf encoporates braiding and draping.
Roped scarves look nautical yet trendy.
How to Tie a Scarf
Winter scarves
Stylish scarves
Comments
Erin Bower (author) from Georgia on March 04, 2019:
mominaislam: Thank you!
f on December 19, 2012:
Good hub; scarves are a great gift, too! I guess in terms of accessories, scarves can also make extras such as earrings a little less 'obligatory', or whatever the term is.
Blessings.
Erin Bower (author) from Georgia on December 09, 2012:
LadyLyell: I'm really glad you enjoyed this and found it useful. I really want to visit New Zealand; I've heard it's beautiful! I hope you get to wear your scarf again sometime soon. Thanks for reading. :)
innerspin: There are so many different types of scarves to try out. Happy scarf shopping!
Kim Kennedy from uk on December 09, 2012:
This is so cool. I'd love to wear scarves with more panache. Maybe this will be the year I give it a whirl, thanks!
LadyLyell from George, South Africa on November 23, 2012:
I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this hub, so thanks for your effort. It is refreshing to read and learn about something on a light note on hub pages. These are useful ideas and as I am only now starting to wear scarves I will copy a few ideas. In my travels I've bought beautiful scarves and when in New Zealand I bought pink moehair wool that I knitted into a scarf but have only worn once, such a waist!
I live in a warm/hot climate so have less use for scarves than people living in cold climates.
Once again than thanks!
Erin Bower (author) from Georgia on November 23, 2012:
jennifereve110: You're welcome! I really enjoyed writing it.
RTalloni: I'm so glad you liked this. :)
learner365: Wow; that's awesome that you've painted your own scarves. You should write a hub about it if you haven't already. Thanks for commenting!
Londonlady: I like those particular scarves, too. That's true! Thank you for voting. :)
Deya Writes on November 23, 2012:
Ooo, the 2nd and the 6th scarves are gorgeous! I also like the one with a lot of pockets. If you had that I imagine you'd never have to carry your purse again! Money in one pocket, ID's in another, your favorite lipstick in another and so on. Great hub! Voted up
Saadia A on November 23, 2012:
Really very interesting collection of scarves. I myself have painted hand made silk scarves and they look pretty amazing. Thank you for sharing something wonderful about scarves.
RTalloni on November 22, 2012:
An unusual collection with a neat video on tying scarves. Inspiring--thanks! :)
Jennifer Eve from New York on November 12, 2012:
Thanks for this.....
I like the blue scarf from others.
Erin Bower (author) from Georgia on September 15, 2012:
Mhatter99: Thanks for reading this! I bet you looked great in them. :)
Martin Kloess from San Francisco on September 14, 2012:
Thank you for sharing this. I used to be known for my long flowing scarves.
