Far from being a simple practical accessory, the scarf becomes the centerpiece of a winter look as soon as it's tied in a "balaclava" style. This way of wearing it, seen everywhere on social media, combines maximum warmth with a very couture look.<\/p>\n
The idea: transform a classic scarf into an improvised balaclava that covers the neck, nape, and top of the head. Instead of layering a hat and scarf, a single accessory is enough to envelop the entire upper body in a knitted cocoon. This way of wearing a scarf draws inspiration from both the balaclava, so trendy in recent seasons, and the headscarf tied in the hair like Brigitte Bardot or Audrey Hepburn, but in a cozier and more contemporary version.<\/p>\n
The trick can be done in just a few steps:<\/p>\n
The result: the nape of the neck, ears, and top of the head are protected, without a "package" effect or a hat that flattens the hair. The scarf's volume creates a lovely drape around the face, ideal over a structured coat. <\/p>\n
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