5 Easy Ways to Tie a Scarf This Fall

Every fashion season ushers in a new It accessory—the one bag you need to have, those boots that everyone seems to be wearing. This fall, however, designers have brought a surprisingly retro accessory to take the "it" title. Scarves! From skinny '70s styles seen at Chloé, to the sweet chiffon bow styles at Gucci, or Burberry's blanket scarves, there's a huge range of styles to choose from and* lots* of ways to tie them.

So whether your goal is practical, like being warm (!) or just adding that finishing touch to your work outfit or weekend look, definitely get on the scarf bandwagon asap. And if lack of tying technique has been holding you back from wearing scarves (especially silk styles that tend to require a bit more finesse to loop and swoop), we've got you covered. Check out the major scarf trends below and advice on how to wear them.

The Silk Bow Scarf

Grandma chic is back with fervor. Find a narrow lightweight silk scarf with a bit of movement and pair fashionably with a blouse and midi skirt the office.

To tie: tie a loose bow at the nape of your neck, turn it slightly askew to keep it from looking dowdy, and allow the edges to hang down from the knot.

The Long and Skinny Scarf