Scarf-as-Belt Styling Trend: 6 Ways to Accessorize
Vogue presents a styling guide on tying a scarf like a belt, a trick favored by fashion insiders for adding color, texture, and personality to outfits. The trend has appeared on runways from Kallmeyer (silk scarves cinching tailoring) to Dries Van Noten (printed styles over separates). The article outlines six specific looks: loosely wrapped over fluid trousers (using Chan Luu cashmere and silk scarf through belt loops), cinching a dress (Le Sundial fringed scarf as a sash), accessorizing a vacation look (embroidered scarf wrapped like a sarong over a swimsuit), with jeans and a white tank (Celine scarf tied at hip), knotted over a minimalist skirt (bandana scarf tied at side), and breaking up summer suiting (Dries Van Noten skinny embroidered scarf through trouser belt loops). The guide includes product recommendations for each look.
Key facts
- Scarf tied at waist transforms familiar outfits
- Trend favored by fashion insiders
- Appeared on runways from Kallmeyer and Dries Van Noten
- Six styling methods presented
- Loosely wrapped over trousers with Chan Luu scarf
- Cinching dress with Le Sundial fringed scarf
- Vacation look with embroidered scarf as sarong
- Celine scarf with jeans and white tank
Entities
Institutions
- Vogue
- Kallmeyer
- Dries Van Noten
- Chanel Luu
- Le Sundial
- Celine