Throughout history, the headscarf has served many purposes: as a wrap to protect hair from damage, a marker of class status or a symbol of devotion across a variety of religions. On stylish women like Nina Simone, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Queen Elizabeth, the simple scarf also became a fashion statement. These days, it’s an accessory that is undeniably trending. Kerchiefs of all sorts were seen on the fall runways of Versace, Max Mara, Dior, Anna Sui, Paco Rabanne and more. Versace debuted a 3-D-effect version of its La Greca pattern, which was inspired by Gianni and Donatella Versace’s love for ancient Greek motifs, specifically the Medusa and the Greek key. Scarves’ colorful patterns can add flair to the most classic outfits. For example, they make a nice contrast to a crisp button-down shirt. With a large scarf, try a few folds and braid it into your hair. Place a smaller one on your forehead and tie it at the nape of your neck. See our favorite options here, tied in eight different ways to encourage experimentation, however it feels most comfortable or chic. —Lizzy Wholley
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