Love me - Love my scarf

ESSENTIALLY JACQUELINE KENNEDY

The soberly stylish first lady was a style icon in her time and is still one to look up to if you want to rock the scarf. From sleek head wrap styles for a simple solution to keeping your hair tidy in the wind, look no further than Jackie Kennedy's styling with scarves. Lighter scarves like silk or georgette ones are perfect for this; just don't forget to adjust the knots occasionally.

GOING THE GYPSY WAY

If you have longer scarves or not too heavy dupattas, try a gypsy style. You can cover your scalp or part of it, then secure it with a knot, and let the rest of the scarf hang from a side on the shoulder. Bonus styling points if you add a brooch on the knot!

THE FRENCH MINIMALIST

For shorter, less voluminous scarves, you can opt for a simple wrap around your throat and neck. Contrasting colours with your outfit can not only make the style pop, but also protects the delicate skin of your neck from the dust and chill. To make the best of this style, don't make too many knots and try to keep the scarf from being too tight.

GO FREE FORM

Are you not motivated by styling tips? Well good news, you don't have to be, at least not with scarves. Just take your favourite patterned or solid colour scarf and let it hang in a carefree casual style from your neck. Take easy fashion to the next step with a loose single wrap around your head and pair up with a sunglass. Remember to not get your hair tangled in the knots though. After all, the best part of a scarf is that you can start off in style and go through your day with at least five more without breaking a sweat!

Photo: Sazzad Ibne Sayed

Model: Antora

Make-up: Farzana Shakil's Makeover Salon

Styling: Sonia Yeasmin Isha