How to Style a Silk Scarf

A little guidance, endless possibilities.

Discover how to style a silk scarf with simple folds and considered details, from a classic neck tie to a soft accent in your hair.

A different twist can reveal a new colour, frame a detail or give a familiar piece an entirely different mood.

 Folding a Square Silk Scarf 

For a long, narrow band, lay your scarf flat on a clean, smooth surface or your arm. Fold two opposite corners towards the centre, then continue folding the long edges inwards until you reach your preferred width. A narrow fold gives a neat finish; a wider fold shows more of the artwork.For more movement in the finished look, try folding the scarf from the broad diagonal towards the corners.

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Rolled Wrap Style Nr. 01

Rolled Wrap Style Nr. 02

Adjustable Ring Style 

Bow Style

3 Ways to Style a Diamond Scarf

Styling A Scarf Ring

Rolled Wrap Style Nr. 01 

Items used for this look:

  • 1 statement ring
  • 97 x 97 cm Silk Scarf No. 24 - Gemini Lovers
Silk Scarf No. 24 – Gemini Lovers

A layered neck wrap for a larger silk scarf, finished with a statement ring.

Fold the scarf diagonally into a triangle, then roll from the folded edge towards the point, stopping halfway.

Place the scarf against the front of your neck with the rolled edge facing outwards. Wrap the ends once around your neck and bring them forward to fall down the centre.

Let the triangle sit beneath the ends, adding warmth and a softly layered finish.

Thread both ends through a smooth statement ring and adjust for a comfortable fit.

 Rolled Wrap Style Nr. 02 

Items used for this look:

  • 1 stack of rings
  • 97 x 97 cm Silk Scarf No. 26 - Courage of Leo
Silk Scarf No. 26 – Courage of Leo

A smooth neck wrap for a larger silk scarf, with a ring that lets you adjust the fit.

Fold the scarf diagonally into a triangle, then roll from the point towards the folded edge to create a smooth ribbon of silk.

Place the scarf against the front of your neck. Wrap the ends once around your neck and bring them forward to fall down the centre.

Thread both ends through a smooth statement ring to hold them together.

Slide the ring to adjust the fit throughout the day. The rolled silk keeps the look neat, whether worn close to the neck or a little looser.

 Adjustable Ring Style 

Items used for this look:

  • 1 statement ring
  • 97 x 97 cm Silk Scarf No. 25 - Gentle Cancer
Silk Scarf No. 25 – Gentle Cancer

Suitable for larger silk scarves.

Fold along the diagonal. Roll from corner towards centre line.

This will give you a smooth ribbon of silk.

Lay against throat with the, warp once and bring ends down the centre.

Use a statement ring to secure both ends.

Because of the smooth rolled silk, you can easily adjust how tight you want the ring to sit throughout the day without making the style look messy.

Bow Style

Items used for this look:

  • 97 x 97 cm Silk Scarf No. 28 - Halcyon Medusa
Silk Scarf No. 28 – Halcyon Medusa

A softly structured bow for a larger silk scarf, more intricate in appearance than in technique.

Fold the scarf diagonally into a triangle, then roll from the point towards the folded edge to create a smooth ribbon of silk.

Drape the scarf around your neck and tie a loose knot in one end.

Fold the other end back on itself to form a loop, then draw the loop through the knot.

Gently tighten the knot to hold the loop in place, then arrange the bow and let the ends fall naturally.

3 Ways to Style a Diamond Scarf 

Items used for this look:

  • 1 chain bracelet
  • 1 String of pearls
  • Silk Diamond Scarf No. 19 - Rogue’s Compass
Silk Diamond Scarf No. 19 – Rogue’s Compass

Three ways to pair a diamond silk scarf with jewellery or a crisp shirt.

With a chain bracelet

Drape the scarf around your neck with both ends falling forward. Tie one end to each end of a small chain bracelet.

Slide the knots along the chain to adjust the fit and position of the silk. Handle gently, keeping clasps and links from catching the fabric.

With pearls

Double or triple a strand of pearls to your preferred length, then place it around your neck.

Drape the scarf around your neck and thread each end through the corresponding end loop of the pearls. Bring the silk ends together beneath the main body of the scarf and tie gently.

Rotate the arrangement until the pearls sit along one side of your neck and the silk along the other.

With a shirt

Lay the scarf flat and fold the two smaller points towards the centre. Continue folding inwards until you have a smooth ribbon of silk.

Thread one end through the top buttonhole of your shirt and tie a neat knot.

A silk alternative to a tie, bringing a sharper finish to a crisp collar.

Styling A Scarf Ring

Items used for this look:

  • 1 Scarf ring
  • 97 x 97 cm Silk Scarf No. 29 - Halcyon Compass
Silk Scarf No. 29 – Halcyon Compass

How to: Wear a Scarf Ring

A layered neck wrap for a larger silk scarf, finished with a three-loop scarf ring.

Fold the scarf diagonally into a triangle, then roll from the folded edge towards the point. This fold reveals different parts of the print, bringing movement to the design.

Place the scarf against the front of your neck. Wrap the ends once around your neck and bring them forward to fall down the centre.

Thread both ends partway through the ring’s centre loop. Separate them, then guide one through each opposing side loop.

Gently adjust the silk and ring for a comfortable fit. The three-loop design helps hold the arrangement in place while keeping the finish neat.

Featured collection

Each scarf is a numbered original — designed in Stavanger, hand-finished in England on pure silk twill. No polyester. No reprints. When an edition sells out, it is retired. Printed using the same techniques favored by Europe's great silk houses, every piece arrives gift-wrapped and ready to be worn, given, or kept.

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