But of course, she isn’t here today because of her shoe collection. Isn’t it obvious? We’re crushing on her crochet caftan! It’s so perfectly perfect for summer, don’t you think? It’s the perfect mix of Western meets classic. We love how she paired immaculate pieces (scarf and top) with ornate ones, like the feather-trimmed hat and the patterned bag. Do you like her style? Jennifer Wang of Sustainable Siren adds polish to her sexy micro-mini outfit by topping it with a pretty printed scarf in the same hue 6. Arm Party Kelly brightens up a classic look with a colorful silk scarf from Julia of Lemon Stripes 23. White Crochet Caftan

Another great way to sport the summer scarf is by using it as a “cap” with one of the season’s top trends — the overalls. Simply work your square scarf into a triangle by folding it in half diagonally. Of course, it’s important to note that for warmer weather, you’re to avoid scarves crafted in chunky knits or heavy fabrics. A lightweight extra is most ideal for summer. Choose one that is cool to the skin and made of natural fiber like cotton, rayon, or linen. A simple but sexy LBD paired with sandals, then dressed up with a beautiful Cuyana cape for drama — it’s a no-fuss combination but offers major impact. If you want to try wearing your scarf as a skirt for, say, a party, you can also do that, but it will require a few other materials like a pin or brooch to hold it in place.

Layer the piece over a loose white top and some sexy denim cutoffs. Don’t forget to accessorize with a floppy hat, some cowboy boots, and a pair of uber-cool eyewear. Go with a tasseled piece that’s richly printed. Best worn over your bikini top and a pair of denim cutoffs. Don’t forget your sunnies! Just because it’s warm outside doesn’t mean you can’t wear the scarf the usual way. Lightweight pieces trimmed with interesting details make for the perfect last-layer. You can top the scarf over a simple but sexy tank to add polish. For days when it’s cooler than usual, put a printed scarf over whatever outfit you’re wearing to add a pop of color to your look.

It’s no secret that you can actually use the small square scarf as an arm party. This is also a great way to give your wrist a break from all those heavy bangles. This is basically short for “throwing it over any outfit”. However, it works best on a look that is bohemian and Western-inspired. It is also best to use a shorter scarf (less than 60″ long) to achieve the “pseudo vest” look. Who she is: Tina Phan is also an attorney aside from being a blogger. Her fashion blog Phashionableis filled with looks you’ll want to copy. With her impeccable fashion sense, we’re guessing she probably wins all of her cases in the courtroom.Madeline P. Jean Greige keeps her look boho and funky with chunky sandals and a printed headwrap 11. Lay Over Shoulders Maria De la Cruz of Haute and Rebellious turns her scarf into a cute strapless dress that’s perfect for the summer weather Denisia of Polishing Colors (blog offline) gives her skirt ensemble a refreshing twist with a “scarf bracelet” 7. Dress Not quite sure how to use your favorite extra for the day? Or perhaps you find that it’s too hot outside but you still want to take it out for a spin?

Felicia Eriksson from Sweden wears her oversized scarf as a halter dress for a beach outing 8. Sarong One look at Kelly and you know she’s living a fashionable life. Here, we see her brightening up a classic look with a colorful silk scarf.Taygan is a blogger from Australia who is very much into retro fashion. Here, she has put together a look that is totally amazing. We say that because we’re completely awed by the way she worked up that scarf into a hair accessory. How did she do that?! Not quite the skinny bandana nor the Axl Rose, but it’s a head wrap that will give your look a different flavor. Don’t know what to wear or can’t find the perfect top to go with your jeans? Why not turn one of your scarves into a top instead? Summer is a season for bikinis, tank tops, short shorts, and skimpy dresses. You can use your scarf to complement such pieces. Use it as a wrap to glam up your look, or tie the ends together and wear it like a kimono.