Illustration by Paula Boudes Take a rolled bandana, tie a double knot close to your neck, then tuck the ends under the scarf. The effect is like a chunky statement necklace, but way softer to wear ...

Turn up the heat on your look when you play with the way you tie your bandana around your neck. Instead of the traditional one-tie style, double wrap it twice so that the bandana takes up more ...

Originating in South Asia, the bandana has made its mark in countless cultural moments. Cowboys once tied them around their necks, women during wartime wore them knotted over their hair, and now, kids ...

“You can either tie the knot on top of your head or to the side,” Camerata said. “If you don't love the knot, you can also tie it under your hair at the nape of your neck to hide it.” 3.

Next, fold the bandana into a triangle and tie the ends in a knot at the crown of your head. For a less retro version, turn the knot around so it’s at the nape of your neck. Photo via Pinterest.

Once selected, lay your bandana flat, then fold it lengthways multiple times into a long rectangle. Then tuck in the loose corners and tie it around the head or your dreadlocks/hair.

A printed tiny bandana can easily qualify for an accessory to finish your outfit by knotting it around your neck. It looks super stylish and also gives out a very fresh vibe to your overall look.