3 Easy Ways to Tie a Scarf This Winter

You know our feelings about lazy infinity scarves and flimsy fashion scarves gone wrong, but maybe you're wondering what the heck the correct way to tie a winter scarf is these days. The truth is, nothing has changed. Keep it simple, don't ignore the scarf's basic function to keep your neck warm, pay mind to the way the thing is jiving with the rest of your outfit and you're in the clear. Here, 3 easy ways to tie a scarf right now:

The Loop

Classy and yielding maximum warmth for minimal effort, the loop is a go-to move for a reason. Feel free to go with chunkier styles when you're wearing a medium-weight jacket or topcoat like Benedict Cumberbatch here. Something slightly thinner (like cashmere) might be order when you're wearing a heavier coat that leaves less room to move around.

Once Around

Ewan McGregor's check scarf and charcoal layers is just good, classic off-duty menswear. If you tend to dress in head-to-toe neutrals in the winter, a classic pattern like this is a great move. When the weather gets colder simply tuck one or both of the loose ends of the scarf into the loop and close up your jacket to secure it around your neck.

Open and Tucked

If you've got a suit-appropriate scarf—something solid, made of a nice fabric, and finished with tassels—you can simply leave it open, using your jacket to keep it from blowing all over the place. Or cross one end over the other low on your chest to close the gap around your sternum while maintaining that super-minimalist look.

See the loop and other scarf moves in action:

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