The Countryside Lady: Different Ways to Tie Your Scarf

The late Queen Elizabeth in our minds will always remain a style icon. This leading lady was the epitome of the countryside class, and when riding horses or stalking deer, she is always seen with an elegantly tied headscarf. This not only keeps her hair immaculate, but it also adds a special flair to her country outfit. With our beautiful silk scarfs from Clare Haggas and Holland Cooper we want to take inspiration from the Queen and some tips from the beautiful fashion influencer Wendy Nguyen for some different ways to wear your gorgeous silk scarfs. So if you want to learn how to tie a silk scarf correctly, then read on.

The Signature Royal Head Tie

This classic style has you drape the silk across your hair and tie it in place with a secure knot under your chin. This iconic look will give a royal flair when out and about in the countryside.

The Bunny Ear Tie

When looping your scarf round and then tying a small knot to the side, you get the very adorably named bunny knot. This style will keep your scarf out of the way when doing outdoor activities while still looking effortlessly glamorous.

The Classic Wrap

When you have a gorgeous statement scarf, sometimes you must show it in all its glory. Just simply wrap the silk around you for some easy stunning style.

The Waterfall Tie

Want to show off your stunning Clare Haggas scarf but also want to keep your hands free? Look no further than the waterfall tie. Loop your scarf and then tuck the top corner of a loop end to the silk around the neck on the opposite side, this allows for a drape that shows of more of the artistic design.

Tip: Watch Wendy’s full video where she shows you 25 ways to tie a silk scarf.