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With warmer months knocking at the door, it’s time to take those airy and comfortable cotton scarves out of the closet. Warmers days offer the perfect opportunity to wear your favourite neck wrap and flaunt your stylish side. 

It’s the time to bring out those aboriginal scarves and jazz up the plain-looking and boring summer fashion.  Aboriginal scarves have always been a versatile accessory great for adding up to your S.Q -style quotient. This summer bring elements of glamour and style to your everyday wardrobe with lightweight and beautiful cotton scarves for women. 

Discover  Creative and Chic Ways to Wear Scarf This Summer

While there are a thousand ways to wear a scarf to create a unique summer style statement, we have picked up the top 3 scarf style: 


  1. Wrap it Around 

Make your dress look stylish and classy by using the scarf as a wrap. Spread the scarf and cover your arms. Though it’s a bit old-school, this style certainly brings out your inner diva. 

  1. Wrap Around Your Arm 

If you have run out of ideas on how to wear a scarf, you can use style it as arm candy. You can either tie a square around your wrist or knot it into a ribbon. 

  1. Put it Around Your Neck 

If you love minimalism, simply wrap the scarf around your neck. You can also throw it over your shoulders and just let it hang loose. 

If you are looking for a beautiful collection of aboriginal scarves in Australia, browse through Warrina Design. https://www.warrinadesigns.com/product-category/women/scarves/



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