Amid festival season, headscarves are proving to be an It girl's best friend
As expected in Glastonbury fashion, Hunter boots ran the gamut but if there was another reigning takeaway from the style set, it would be the headscarves spotted on many a It girl in the crowd. Gracie Abrams made sure of that, first by donning a red paisley number while making her Glastonbury debut. One that chimed in with sweet insouciance against her signature bob. On the other hand, the ever-so-elegant Anya Taylor-Joy spun hers in a chic braided do that we would definitely be replicating for the sweltering days ahead. @defender
The silky accessory isn't just a surefire way to switch up your hair (even if it's not at its best) but it can also introduce a pop of colour to a simple monochromatic look. Something tells us, it's just the beginning of headscarf season—especially with more festivals in store for us this summer.
Below, see Vogue Singapore's picks to ace the emerging trend.
1 / 7 Longchamp French Bandana Silk scarf 50, $205
Available at Longchamp.
2 / 7 Hermès Les Chevaux Dechaines scarf 90, $950
Available at Hermès.
3 / 7 Gucci printed silk carré, $850
Available at Gucci.
4 / 7 Longchamp Les Artisans de Paris Silk scarf 70, $290
Available at Longchamp.
5 / 7 Ferragamo floral-print silk scarf, $878.67
Available at Farfetch.
6 / 7 Toteme stripe print scarf, $371
Available at Farfetch.
7 / 7 Playground Memories Silk Scarf, $128
Available at Binary Style.
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