Fall is now upon us. Plaid is back with a vengeance, pumpkin spice lattes are flying off the shelves, and now is the time to figure out something new and exciting to do with your hair! If you're like me, then you know that there is only so much a diva can do with a flat iron and some hairspray. That's why I turn to my absolute fashion fave during the fall/winter months: the headscarf.
While there are hundreds of fabulous ways to tie a headscarf, I thought I'd break down (in the above video and step-by-step below) some of my favorite styles so that all you lovely fashionistas can try them at home, too! For most of these styles, it's easier to use an infinity scarf (one without ends). If you don't have one, feel free to tie the ends of your favorite scarf together and get to work!
While there are hundreds of fabulous ways to tie a headscarf, I thought I'd break down (in the above video and step-by-step below) some of my favorite styles so that all you lovely fashionistas can try them at home, too! For most of these styles, it's easier to use an infinity scarf (one without ends). If you don't have one, feel free to tie the ends of your favorite scarf together and get to work!
1. The Headband
This is literally one of the quickest and easiest styles that I use. It's perfect as a quick and easy, on-the-go accessory that'll spruce up any outfit!How to Do It
Hold your scarf straight out!
2. The Wraparound
This is one of my absolute favorite styles! It's a fun way to add some color to your outfit AND keeps your hair out of your eyes and off your neck! Perfect for those warm autumn days!How to Do It
Put your hair up in a cute bun (it can be low or high - have fun with it!).
3. The Loop
If you're looking for has a little more definition than a simple headband look but is just as easy to do, look no further! This ridiculously popular style (so popular, in fact, that some stores even sell scarves already "looped" this way) is a super chic way to take a traditional look and give it that little bit of edge!How to Do It
Take your infinity scarf and pull it under your hair like you would if you were doing the Headband. Loop one end of the scarf through the hole created by the other end.

4. The Bun-Cover
This one is a really fun, eclectic style that I love to pull out when I'm in the mood for some compliments! Bonus: It's extremely easy to do!How to Do It
Pull your hair into a side-bun.
5. The Hang-Loose
This is my favorite way to wear a scarf because it is a great way to showcase the designs on your favorite scarf and brings the eye to your outfit as a whole...AND it takes about 30 seconds to do!How to Do It
Take your scarf and lay it over your head like you would a headband.
These are just a few of my favorite headscarf styles! Go ahead, try them out, and let me know what you think below!
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Want more Raven? Check out my previous videos on my amazing new YouTube channel, Themakingofraven. Remember, if you'd like any fashion advice, all you have to do is ask on Twitter (@themakingofrave) or Instagram (@themakingofraven).
Cambio Muses are handpicked by our very picky staff - not just anyone can dish fashion advice like our girl, Raven! Your video game must be strong, and you've gotta be smart AF in the areas of beauty, fashion, STEM, DIY, health/wellness, and/or advice. If you have a YouTube channel and would like to be considered for the Muse program, please email kathryn.luttner@teamaol.com.