12 Chic Headscarves For Bad Hair Days and Beyond
Summer brings with it pints of ice cream, Martini on-the-rocks, oiled, bikini bods, and sun-smooched selfies, but also excessive greasiness and frizziness. With the sultry season around the corner, brace yourselves; bad hair days are to come—one way or another. And since you can't escape it, let's fight it, HEADon. With the resurgence of the humble headscarf, you need not worry. The versatile accessory is having a moment, and if you haven't jumped on this style bandwagon yet, now is the time. To embrace this nostalgic, retro-inspired trend, we've rounded up a few foulards you should invest in this season—wrap it around your ponytail, weave it into a braid, twist it up into a headband, or style it as a bandana; the sky is the limit.
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1 of 1212230322061552.jpeg Forever 21, Geometric Scarf, Rs. 499
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2 of 1211230322061315.jpeg Chanel, Silk Twill Square Scarf, Rs. 40,000 (approx)
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3 of 1210230322061047.jpeg Guess, 4g Peony Logo Kefiah, Rs. 6,620 (approx)
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4 of 129230322060849.jpeg Gucci, Geometric GG Print Twill Scarf, Rs. 37,750 (approx)
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5 of 128230322060617.jpeg Nicobar, Cascade Scarf, Rs. 2,500
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6 of 127230322060538.jpeg Hermes Story Scarf 90, Rs. 36,580 (approx)
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7 of 125230322060240.jpeg Coach, Heritage Print Bandana, Rs. 7,250 (approx)
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8 of 124230322060054.jpeg Zara, Printed Silk Scarf, Rs. 2,890
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9 of 126230322060351.jpeg H&M, Leopard Print Headscarf, Rs. 699
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10 of 123230322055847.jpeg Versace, Barocco Print Scarf, Rs. 30,600
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11 of 122230322055609.jpeg Dots & Doodles, Cheetah Scarf, Rs. 2,499
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12 of 121230322055334.jpeg D Illusion Square Scarf Blue Silk Twill, Rs. 33,200 (approx)
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