Go 'knotty' with scarves

Go knotty with scarves
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Scarves and stoles are absolute must haves for every girls wardrobe during winter. Use them to drape in a multitude of ways and look fashionable, says an expert.Vibrant scarves can be worn with almost everything. The basic scarf is a must have as it can add some drama and fun to any boring outfit. Simply wrap it around the neck.

Scarves and stoles are absolute must haves for every girls wardrobe during winter.

Use them to drape in a multitude of ways and look fashionable, says an expert.

Vibrant scarves can be worn with almost everything. The basic scarf is a must have as it can add some drama and fun to any boring outfit. Simply wrap it around the neck.

Shikul Narula, a stylist from the globally renowned accessory brand Vismaya, lists an array of stylish ways to adorn colourful scarves and stoles:
* Wear scarves with fur, leather, suede or lace.

All of these are surely going to make a few heads turn and are bound to bring you a ton of compliments.

They will not only add drama to any outfit but will ensure you are on point in your style game.

* Winter calls for a lot of partying and one doesn't always want to wear heavy overcoats. Wrap a beautiful hand embroidered stole or crystal laden scarf over a black dress to stand out in the crowd. Pair this with stockings and boots to glam it up.

* Bow style: This is an extremely elegant way of draping a scarf. Make one side of the scarf longer than the other and make a loop in the upward direction hiding the end. Make a bow by holding the scarf in the centre. Now take the shorter side of scarf and wrap it around the bow. Once done, bring the end of the shorter side of the scarf around the bow and through the middle. When the scarf comes out on the other side pull it to make it a bit tighter and arrange the bow.

* French knot: An extremely popular style which is stylish and super easy! Just fold the scarf in half and put it around your shoulders. Take one loose end and pull it over and under the scarf loop. Take the other end and go under and over the same loop.

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