How to wear scarves: style ideas up to €15

Scarves have never gone out of fashion, but lately they have taken on even more versatile roles, whether worn in the hair or around the waist. It is time to bring them out of the wardrobe and make the most of everything this accessory can offer.

Wherever you go, you are likely to spot someone wearing a scarf. Available in different sizes and fabrics, plain or patterned, this accessory has been appearing everywhere, from shop displays to city streets.

For decades, scarves have represented feminine elegance. Jackie Kennedy, one of the defining fashion references of the 1960s, was often photographed with patterned scarves in her hair or simply tied around her neck.

Today, scarves are above all a way to show personality and add the finishing touch an outfit may be missing. Social media is full of different ways to wear scarves and bandanas, highlighting just how adaptable this piece can be.

Scarves for every style

From understated designs to bolder options, and from traditional styling to more creative looks, scarves suit almost every personal style.

When worn on the head, the "bandana" look is a great option, as it offers excellent protection for the scalp during these hot days. For something more subtle, a slimmer scarf can also be worn as a headband.

There are almost endless ways to style scarves around the neck. The traditional knot, already favoured by Jackie Kennedy, is always reliable. More recently, influencers have also popularised the cowboy style, with the triangular section of the scarf left over the chest.

The newest and most inventive way to wear this accessory is as a belt, a trend that has won over many people. From smaller, understated styles to more eye-catching designs, it is an easy way to lift a classic pair of jeans, for instance.

Scarf suggestions up to €15

Take a look at some suggestions for up to €15: