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 Do you like scarves in coarse or fine knit?

The first decision you must make is choosing the right structure of your scarf. There are coarse and fine knit types. This depends on whether you prefer smooth, unstructured surfaces or roughened, lively textures. These preferences tell you a lot about which scarf surface is suitable for you. Also the structure of your face can be decisive:

• If you have roundish, soft facial features, often finer, softly falling scarves are more suitable. If your facial features tend to be edgy, it may also be coarse knitwear.

However, there is also a stylistic recommendation:

• If your look consists mainly of highly textured materials, such as angora, suede, velvet or fur, a smooth scarf offers a welcome rest zone. If your look is very smooth and clean, a coarse knit scarf could provide for loosening.

So you are spoiled for choice: Do you want to create a harmonious overall picture with your scarf or make your look more varied and refined?

Is your optimal scarf patterned or solid color?

Since scarves are directly adjacent to the face, it is particularly important that you wear a color that is optimal for you. With a scarf in the base or accent colors of your basic wardrobe, do not go wrong. However, you should consider whether even patterned scarves fit well with you and your look.

Look at the texture of your skin and your hair: Do you see patterns and stains, such as hair strands, curls, or a non-uniform face color? Then there is a high probability that even vivid patterns on the face will harmonize with you. If, on the other hand, you have a very uniform skin and a uniform hair color, solid color scarves support this pure, calm look.