A small silk scarf, tied around the neck, can bring a full sense of French elegance. However, there are many ways to wear a silk scarf, and not just any way will look good. You need to choose the right tying method according to the length and thickness of your neck to make the silk scarves really add to your look.​

1.Neck is thick and short? Tie a silk scarves like this to look slimmer

If your neck is thick and short, you should choose a thin, lightweight silk scarf and a simple tying method. For example, the chocker-style silk scarf tying method like Lily-Rose’s can show more neck skin. When paired with a strapless top, it looks more upscale and fresh than a necklace, and it’s even more stunning from the back.​
You can also tie a loose calla lily knot around the neckline. The shadow can make the neck look slimmer. Don’t fold the silk scarf too wide, about one-third of the neck’s width is enough.​
Tie a twisted thin short silk scarves into mini “small ears”, and you can instantly turn into a lively and cute girl. Even a short neck can easily handle it. The key is that the “small ears” should be short and the silk scarf should be twisted thin enough.​

2.Neck is long? Tie a silk scarves like this to look more stunning​

Girls with long necks usually don’t like to wear V-neck or round-neck clothes, thinking that they will make their necks look too long and unattractive. In fact, wrapping a silk scarf around your neck and tying a casual knot on the side can add highlights to the empty neckline and eliminate that empty sense of insecurity.​
The hanging “tails” of the silk scarf can even decorate the clothes. For those who like to wear plain clothes, this is a great way to easily enhance the sense of styling.​
Gao Junxi, who made silk scarves popular again, loves this tying method. Her neck is very long, and wearing a silk scarves has become her advantage instead.​
If you think the above tying methods are a bit complicated, long silk scarves are very suitable for people who are afraid of trouble. Just hang them in front of your chest and tie a knot. The ends of different lengths can also add a sense of hierarchy.​
Junxi’s demonstration is very intuitive. A simple loop can make your look different, and the originally overly sexy outfit can also show the elegance of a socialite.​

Or let the silk scarves hang in front of your chest and flutter in the wind like GD. The dynamic picture is particularly beautiful. The layered irregular folds can also show the pattern on the silk scarf to the greatest extent.​
If you like a petty bourgeois style, you can tie a simple bow with a long silk scarves, just like wrapping yourself as a gift. The small bow with a brooch can instantly show a French elegant feminine charm.​
If you want to take a handsome route, try the chocker-style silk scarf tying method. It has the rebellious sexiness of a chocker, but also maintains a generous and elegant feeling.​
This tying method also has a touch of mystery, and it can also prevent dust. Carrying one with you may come in handy at any time.​
If you are worried that your matching is not eye-catching enough, tying a large silk scarf casually in front of your chest can make you stand out from the crowd and make your face look small. However, it is not suitable for too hot weather. In cool weather, it can even replace a small coat.