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Scarves made out of fur are an essential part of any winter wardrobe. They not only keep ones neck safe from the cold winds but are also very stylish- when worn well. There are all sorts of ways you can tie your scarf, the only discretion being that it should look great and keep you warm simultaneously. You can learn more on 5 of the most popular styles at the moment in the next sections.
THE BUNNY EAR
For those who have long scarves, this can be one of the best ways of tying them. It is very beautiful and especially useful in an extremely cold environment since it involves multiple layers that will keep you snug and warm. You can tie this kind of knot by first placing the scarf on your shoulders with one end much longer than the other. You then loop the longer end twice before passing it through the second. Finally, you fasten an overhand knot on it after which you pass the loops over the knot and leave them dangling on either side.
THE INFINITY LOOP
This style may seem a little complicated but, in reality, is one of the most stylish and easy to wrap. When done well, you can be able to get a striking and sophisticated look without compromising on your fur scarf's ability to protect you from the cold. The pattern is achieved by first tying an overhand knot at the bottom ends of the dangling scarf. You will then need to tie the second knot to prevent the first one from slipping and then twist the loop such that it is shaped like a figure eight before throwing it over your shoulder. You are good to go after that.
THE QUICK TOSS
It is a fact that we always don’t have the time to wrap a fur scarf in elaborate ways. Yet, we still want to look chic and protect ourselves from the chilly winds. That is where the quick toss comes in handy. It is simple enough and can be done in only a few minutes if not seconds. All you need to do is place the scarf on your shoulder with one end much longer than the second one. After this, toss the longer side over your shoulder. That’s all.
THE CELEBRITY LOOP
This is a variant of the quick toss but will take you more time to wrap around your shoulder. With a little practice, though, anyone can do it. Like the quick toss, you place the scarf with one side much longer and then you loop the longer end thrice around your neck. You finish by passing the other end through the loop in such a manner that it will be left dangling.
THE TURTLENECK
Finally, this technique is meant to give you total protection from the cold as it results in the entire neck being under the scarf. After placing the scarf on your shoulder with one end significantly longer, you loop it around the neck four times. Then you will need to tie overhand knots on either side to get rid of excessive fabric before tucking in the rest. This leaves not even a single hint of fabric on the outside.
