I first saw this on a man riding a subway somewhere, with a thin scarf. It was easy to figure out the folding pattern, but it turns out you need to be European to pull it off with a thin scarf. It was all very HI, I’M TRYING TOO HARD.
On a thick, wintry scarf, though, it looks voluptuous and cozy.
1. Loosely loop scarf around your neck, with ends down front.
2. Tuck one end under the main loop.
3. Rotate slightly.
4. Fluff and adjust.
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