Meriam Webster explains headscarf as a fabric covering for the head worn, especially by women. But this era has seen more men rocking this fashion item so graciously. Keep scrolling to have an idea of our headscarves’ perspective.

Headscarves may be worn for so many reasons with the popular one being religion, apart that, we have for protection of the hair from sun, rain, wind, or dirt, for temperature reasons like cold or warmth, for sanitation, for recognition or just simply for fashion. Let us say that headscarves are fashionable if you want it to be.

Until the latter 20th century, headscarves were commonly worn by women in many parts of Europe, Southwestern Asia, North Africa, and the Americas, as well as some other parts of the world as a full outfit. In recent decades, headscarves have made a fashionable turn that today, both men and women have a couple of silk scarves around. Oh! Even your pets have their scarves, too. How adorable! 🥹

Scarves could be worn as headbands, bows, ties, shoulder cover, hand bag handle, and so much more.

What Scarf Is Better For Fashion?

Now that depends on how you want to style an outfit and what inspires you. We have the silk square vintage scarf, rectanglar ones, Ankara, asooke, turban, Abaya scarf and sometimes a veil. It’s a never-ending list.

For English attire, the silk vintage scarves or the rectangular plain veils can be used as turban, a wrap, or the classic tie like first picture 1 above. For traditional attire or custom-made fits, the scarves that come with the attire could be creatively tied, like picture above and below 👇🏿

Of course, like a crown, that’s how I treat my scarves now. Took me a while to embrace it, religion or fashion. I feel sort of not complete if I don’t have it on. It is lets say an extension of my beauty nowadays. Will I keep it up, will I change persona? I’ll see.

Get into the scarf zone with so much out there to pump up your closet.