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Styling A Pleated Diamond Scarf

Styling A Pleated Diamond Scarf

    Leopard spotted diamond in chocolate

    The Ascot Tie

    Ideal for formal events where you want a refined aesthetic.

    1. Place the diamond on a flat surface.
    2. Bring the two wide opposite corners together to make a triangle.
    3. Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page. 
    4. Keep folding over the initial fold until the scarf is a long rectangle.
    5. Hang the scarf over the back of your neck so that one end is longer than the other.
    6. Lay the longer flap over the shorter flap.
    7. Fold the long tail under the shorter tail, horizontally.
    8. Fold the longer tail on top horizontally again.
    9. Bring the longer tail under and through the neck opening.
    10. Lay the longer tail on top of the shorter tail.
    11. Tuck both tails into your shirt, and adjust so that the top tail is covering the bottom tail.


    The Head Scarf

    For an effortless cool-girl look.

    1. Bring the two wide opposite corners together to make a triangle.
    2. Place the long edge against your forehead, holding the outer corners in your hands.
    3. Tie a double knot on the back of your head. 
    4. You can also do this on a cap!

     

    The Headband

    Great for keeping stray hair out of your face during breezy days.

    1. Place the diamond on a flat surface.
    2. Bring the two wide opposite corners together to make a triangle.
    3. Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page. 
    4. Keep folding over the initial fold until the scarf is a long rectangle.
    5. Place the center of the scarf right above your hairline.
    6. Bring the tails behind your ears, then under all your hair.
    7. Tie a double knot at the nape of your neck.

     

    The Belt or Bag Tie

    For instantly upgrading an everyday tote or designer handbag.

    1. Place the diamond on a flat surface.
    2. Bring the two wide opposite corners together to make a triangle.
    3. Fold down on the widest corner. Think of it like dog earring a page.
    4. Keep folding over the initial fold until the scarf is a long rectangle.
    5. Hang the scarf on one end of your bag handle.
    6. On one tail, leaving a few inches of the tail, tie a loose knot.
    7. Place the other free-hanging tail into the center of the knot.
    8. Adjust the lengths as you wish, or tie into a bow.

         

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