At least I came up with 7 ways/styles. I am aware of many people out there who have shown you how to wear a scarf and I just wanted to join the club ;)) I was also pretty bored last night!
Well, honestly, I just got a new blazer and have been in the mood to wear a scarf since I got back from Semarang because my brother bought one from NatGeo -African production- and I thought it was so cool. And, it is the wet season this time of year so my mood matches the situation. I will not wear a scarf on a freaking hot, sunny day, obviously! Evening hangouts or classes would be the perfect times.
By the way, I'm not going to say much this time but show you a video of me showing you how I wear my scarf, and also still photos of how I look wearing it.
My compact camera is pretty old. I've been thinking of getting a new one but it's not on the top of my priority list of things I wanna have at the moment as much as I do like taking pictures -still and videos. The point is the pictures look pretty crappy. I couldn't and didn't want to over enhance them using Photoshop 'cause this time I wanted to keep them as close as possible to the original ones.
Here's the video (sorry for the repetitive music. It was midnight!!) followed by still photos:
Style 2:
Style 3:
Style 4:
Style 5 [favorite]:
Style 6:
Style 7:
I showed some of the styles to my brother and he was quite surprised by them. Normally, he would just wrap a scarf around his neck a few times in the conventional or typical simple way without a tie. Although I don't think I will ever show him this post and the video ;)) Quite embarrassing!
Hope you enjoyed! :D
This post happens to be posted during Christmas week. Some countries are also having the winter season so yea... although for the purpose of cold evening hangouts, these styles can be worn throughout the year.
OMG, i didn't realize that scarf-tying is more complicated than tying a necktie! i actually have never owned a scarf or tried to tie one in my life, but if i ever need to, i'll refer to your video!
ReplyDeleteand yes, i agree that style 5 is the coolest one! you look totally ready to hit the streets of manhattan or paris in that ensemble! :D
anyways this was a fun post. you've got modeling skills! =)
Hahaha... oh well, who knows this skill of mine of tying the scarf is actually a good investment for the future if I ever go to Paris or walk down the Manhattan streets! :))
ReplyDeleteLOL at your last commment. But, thanks! :D
oh, and that little bow you did at the end of the video was also nice. it felt kinda japanese, maybe :D
ReplyDeleteOh hahaha. It was, actually, inspired by the Japanese bow ;)) I just wasn't sure how to end the video. Waving would be a bit errrr weird so I bowed instead :p
ReplyDeleteHi tQ for dropping by..oh didn't know there are so many ways to wear a scarf. Always only the usual one way as in style 5 I think haha. Whoa Being missing so much fun here, will be back again for more fun. Rgds
ReplyDeleteLOL no I thank you! You're like too famous ;p Just like Kenny Mah. Based on the numbers of comments from the fans hehe
ReplyDeleteStyle 5 is my fave 'cause it's cuddly and simple to do :D
Hello! Thank you for visiting and commenting at my blog. I liked seeing all the ways to tie a scarf. In fact, I was given a scarf for Christmas so maybe I'll have to try out some of your ways of tying. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see a photo of you wearing one of the styles ;p
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out my blog :D
i've nvr worn a scarf b4! need to get one and try all these styles so on the next time i visit bromo i could parade in style hahahaha!
ReplyDeleteVery stylish. And you can change how 1 scarf to look different just by tying it. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, Kyh, visiting Bromo would be a great, perfect moment to try out one of the styles of scarf-tying :)
ReplyDeleteExactly, Lina! It's really just to eliminate the chance of looking boring with just one style hehe
ReplyDeleteI like the vid! :D i'll be going to Batu for my week off XD i'll bring my scarf and try those styles
ReplyDeleteOh that's cool!
ReplyDeleteI gotta see the photos of you wearing one or some of the styles! ;)
o_O and why would you wear scarf in jogja? :| *runs away*
ReplyDeleteLol I knew someone would say that!
ReplyDeleteI'm just experimenting it as a fashion accessory, I guess, for evening events like weddings or parties especially outdoor ones :)
Ooh, I'm gonna try Style #1 - looks nice and seems it's gonna do the trick of keeping the neck warm during chilly weather.
ReplyDeleteAnd ditto - very cute Japanese bow you did at the end of the vid! :)
Yes! Style one is one of my favorites for the extra warmth it provides around the neck
ReplyDeleteAnd, regarding the bow, thanks! Haha I wasn't sure how to end it
:)) and I knew you were gonna say that (evenings and outdoors) by the waaaay... reply to my text youuu... *sigh* how can you offer something then not replying when I'm asking more about it... --"
ReplyDeleteHahaha I have replied! I was in my Japanese class! :))
ReplyDeleteWe ate at the university food court. I thought you lived too far from there so didnt ask u to join :p
*BRAVO* I love this post!!! I didn't know you could tie a scarf so many ways. Wow...and you don't look half bad doing it either xD
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately due to my stubby neck, i can't pull off a scarf. Any suggestions?
LOL Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWell, just wear a thinner scarf ;)
Cool video, Rad. I was actually wondering perhaps you experience some cold weather at where you are. My bad.
ReplyDeleteHehe. No it hasn't been cold. Again, I was just in the mood of trying out wearing a scarf and came up with some styles and wanted to share them with everyone who might/will be in a cold weather at the moment :D
ReplyDelete:O i didn't know that theres many style in wearing scarf, thanx for sharing
ReplyDeleteOh, I only tried out some styles that I also saw from other people. Some of the styles I showed in this post, however, were from my own imagination of how a scarf would look and feel comfortable around my neck hehe
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