The Nuralene styling journal

Ways to Wear Nuralene Scarf

One scarf. Seven ways to make it your own. Discover a fold, a drape and a little inspiration for every day.

01 / Ways to wear

As a hijab

A graceful drape that lets the print frame your face. Keep the folds soft and adjust the wrap to the coverage and comfort you prefer.

Scarves in this look: Mint Reverie ↗ · Azure Keepsake ↗

Mint Nuralene scarf draped over the head in the studio

Blue and ivory Nuralene scarf wrapped over the head and around the neck

Fold the scarf diagonally, adjusting the fold for the length you need.

Place it over your head with one side slightly longer. An undercap can help keep the fabric in place.

Bring the longer end around your neck or over the opposite shoulder. Secure gently with a scarf magnet and arrange the folds.

The finishing touch. Wear with a high neckline and add an underlayer wherever you want extra coverage.

02 / Ways to wear

With sunglasses

A scarf and your favourite frames: an easy pairing with a touch of vintage charm. Let the tails fall freely for a relaxed finish.

Scarves in this look: Wild Grace ↗ · Evening Bloom ↗

Brown printed Nuralene scarf tied behind the head and worn with sunglasses

Floral Nuralene scarf wrapped around the head and paired with white sunglasses

Fold the scarf into a triangle and place the folded edge along your hairline.

Bring the two ends behind your head and tie a comfortable knot at the nape of your neck.

Smooth the crown, leave the ends loose, and finish with your sunglasses.

The finishing touch. A simple white tee lets the scarf’s colours take the lead.

03 / Ways to wear

With your friend

Two personalities. Two ways to wear it. A shared moment, styled in your own colours.

Scarves in this look: Meadow Poem ↗ · Mint Reverie ↗ · Azure Keepsake ↗ · Wild Grace ↗

Two friends wearing floral and mint Nuralene headscarves together

Two friends wearing blue and brown Nuralene scarves with sunglasses

Pick a print each. Echo a colour from one scarf in the other, or mix florals with a geometric pattern.

Try matching headscarf silhouettes, or let one of you wear a shoulder drape while the other wraps hers around her head.

Simple outfits give each scarf room to stand out. You can coordinate without wearing the same look.

The finishing touch. Choose a print each and make the wrap your own.

04 / Ways to wear

On your shoulders

Give a simple outfit a new layer. Draped across your shoulders, the scarf shows its border, movement and beautiful sweep of print.

Scarves in this look: Mint Reverie ↗ · Evening Bloom ↗

Mint Nuralene scarf draped over the shoulders from the front

Floral Nuralene scarf draped over the shoulders, held at the chest

Mint Nuralene scarf draped across the shoulders from behind

Open the scarf fully, or fold it into a large triangle for a pointed back.

Lay it across your shoulders with the ends falling evenly at the front.

Leave it open, bring one end over the opposite shoulder, or make a loose knot at the front.

The finishing touch. Try it over a plain dress or a fitted top so the drape can move freely.

05 / Ways to wear

On your waist

Turn the scarf into a statement at your waist. An off-centre knot adds colour and a fluid line to a simple dress or a pair of trousers.

Scarves in this look: Evening Bloom ↗

Floral Nuralene scarf wrapped around the waist over a white dress

Fold into a triangle for a pointed drape, or fold lengthwise for a slimmer sash.

Wrap it around your waist or hips, over your outfit, wherever it sits comfortably.

Tie a secure double knot at one side. Arrange the point and tails so the print is visible.

The finishing touch. Keep a triangle fold wide to echo the wrap in the photograph, or try a narrow fold through roomy belt loops.

06 / Ways to wear

As a top

Let the print take centre stage. Tie a triangle as a bandeau-style top, or gather the upper corners at the neck for a halter silhouette.

Floral Nuralene scarf tied as a halter top with white trousers

Blue Nuralene scarf tied at the neck as a halter top

Blue and ivory Nuralene scarf styled as a bandeau top

For a bandeau, fold diagonally and place the folded edge across your chest, with the point facing down. Wrap the ends around your torso and tie a secure double knot at the back.

For a halter, tie two adjacent corners comfortably behind your neck. Wrap the lower corners around your torso and tie them securely at the back.

Adjust the folds and check the fit while moving. A fitted bandeau underneath adds security and coverage; an open shirt adds another layer.

The finishing touch. Pair with high-waisted trousers and an open shirt. This look works best when the scarf comfortably wraps around your torso with enough length to tie.

As a top — featured scarves: Meadow Poem ↗ · Azure Keepsake ↗

07 / Ways to wear

Casual

An easy headscarf for the days you want a little colour without overthinking it. A loose tie and natural folds make the look feel your own.

Scarves in this look: Wild Grace ↗

Brown Nuralene scarf tied loosely over the hair, seen from behind

Brown Nuralene scarf worn over the hair with its ends draped around the neck

Fold into a triangle and lay it lightly over your hair.

Bring the ends around your head or loosely under your chin, choosing the shape you prefer.

Tie gently, leave a little ease around the face, and let the ends drape naturally.

The finishing touch. Wear with your everyday tee and trousers, or let the scarf soften a crisp white shirt.

Your scarf, your way

Become part of your story.

Choose the coverage and fit that feel right for you. Tie gently and keep sharp jewellery away from the fabric.

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