7 WAYS TO WEAR A SCARF & HOW TO PICK A SCARF (AD)

SCARVES STYLED IN THIS VIDEO:

Disclaimer: This is a paid advertisement and a sponsored post. All opinions are always my own and all of the scarves in this video were provided as press samples for styling. Thank you so much for watching and supporting my channel!

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[janicefield]

You could rent your self out to tell bedtime stories to little ones. You have such a calm and soothing voice, which is nice in this crazy loud world we live in. Your videos are so informative and sweet.

[vivz]

Your sense of style is a bazillion times more helpful to women compared to all these other people on Youtube who are constantly doing hauls which is so wasteful and really gives the impression you should just have something for one season. I love your focus on the longevity of a wardrobe piece and how you can style it different ways to give it new life instead of us constantly throwing everything in a landfill reminding us the fashion industry is one of the worst polluters on this earth.

[marilyndoering]

I loved this video Audrey, thank you for talking about the beauty that scarves add to an outfit. I’ve been wearing and collecting scarves for about 40 years, and they don’t wear out or go out of style once you know your colour palette. I have a full scarf wardrobe! And since I prefer simpler solid colours in my clothing wardrobe, I use scarves to add colour, texture, pattern and pizzazz! Plus they are my favourite travel souvenirs - easy to pack and a lovely reminder of my trips every time I wear them!

[woodrealty]

Audrey's voice is the ONLY voice I can play while in the same room with my husband without him even noticing or telling me to put my headphones on! :D

[dinaoreilly]

Sabina Savage has created the most gorgeous art...so beautiful...she has brought a completely new dimension to scarves and their design. You did Sabina and her scarf collection proud sweet girl...you are truly the ideal Ambassador for her....a class act in every way just like the collection...Big Hugs

[jx]

Finally i can enjoy my wednesday night with a cup of tea and your upload. much love

[MrsRemi]

I don't own a single scarf that isn't purely for keeping out the cold in the winter. I'm not even really into fashion, I have a minimal wardrobe. But your videos really inspire me and make me want to explore my own style! I have neurodermitis and often get skin irritations on my neck, which make me feel insecure at times. Always thinking that scarves would look silly on me when they're purely accesessories...now I see I was totally wrong! Next time I go shopping I'll definitely have a lookout for designs that I like so that I can practice your techniques <3 also love that you mentioned the confidence thing with the handbag accessory technique :)

(I accidentally hit "cancel" and had to rewrite the whole comment but I really love your channel and I wanna show my appreciation!)

[dawnsfields]

Well, Happy Birthday to me! I’ve been looking at these scarves for about two years now and you finally pushed me over the edge. I ordered the wool and silk ”The Pheasant Tree” in damson and gold. I’m so excited! One of my favorite ways to wear a silk scarf is to tie it like a man’s tie in a Windsor knot.

[barbarasylvain]

I also wear scarves on my head, turbans or wraps. I know a lot of women who do it for religious reasons, but for me, it's a creative expression of self. I love wearing them around my neck, also, especially when it gets cold here in northern New England. Thank you for sharing your ideas. They are gorgeous scarves! Pinterest also has some charts on elaborate ways & simple ways to wear scarves, but it's good to see it actually being done.

[karinsolli]

I have one of these scarves because of you and i love it! The best tip i have is to choose a square scarf with no repeating pattern. Like a picture, not a pattern. When putting on the scarf like a triangle, there are 4 different scarves in one scarf.

[daketess]

I have always loved scarves but got out of wearing them as I got in my 30s because the prints I found seemed too juvenile. After watching your channel for the last year, I got Sabina’s Cunning Kitsune in Spring, and I am fully back in love again. Thanks for showing that grown up style can include a pared down palette, but still be joyful and quirky in the best way!

[inacohen]

I loved this collection of scarves. Having you demonstrate ways to wear really inspired me. Love watching your vids.

[warriorwolfette]

I inherited a few scarf tying manuals from my grandmother- she kept every single one whenever she bought a scarf- that rose bud is called a rosette and it's easy to tie if you have a picture to go along with it.

[obscurity]

This winter, my plan is to wear my scarves more often. I put up a thin tension rod in my closet and looped all the scarves on it, so when I'm picking my outfit, the scarves are RIGHT THERE for me to coordinate.

[katecarroll]

I too love scarves, particularly 90cm silk squares, and have been wearing them since my late teens when I worked in the scarf department of a London department store. Following your introduction I now have a beautiful Sabina Savage silk square. Many of my scarves are now 40 years old, never go out of fashion, and always add a chic element to an outfit, whether tonal or a pop of colour on a simple colour palette. My favourite way to wear a scarf is with a cotton shirt. Fold a 90cm square to a triangle, pop up the collar of the shirt, put the scarf over your shoulders triangle point of the scarf to the back and tie the front ends in a loose low knot at the front. Fold the shirt collar down to sit loosely in the folds of the scarf.

[laurahardy]

Wow!! I absolutely LOVED this!! The new collection is beautiful and your ties are gorgeous!! I loved the green scarf with the green slacks and the camel coat, and the burgundy one, and the blue. . .

[ralugator]

I'm a scarf addict. Could you do a video on how you store your collection?

[christinat]

I love these ideas so much. I have 3 Sabina Savage Scarves now and hope to get another one for Christmas. My favorite way to wear the 90cm scarf is to fold into a triangle, then roll into a skinny rectangle and tie 3 knots evenly spaced and tie around my neck like a necklace. It’s a great way to wear during hotter weather or to keep it tidy as a mom of young children. XO

[beverlyhale]

I don’t wear dressy clothes anymore but still want to look updated but comfortable. Please do a video on casual clothes.

[sylviestyle]

This is one of my favorite videos to date Audrey! I'm a big fan of scarves too. I started my own collection of silk scarves a few years ago. I love how they elevate a basic look. I've been adding a new scarf here and there to commemorate a milestone or celebration. Thank you for introducing me to Sabina Savage! I can't wait to add one from her collection to my collection!