The Queen wears her silk dupattas, which she apparently wears in her Scottish Country Estate Balmoral, in myriad designs (but worn and collected over the years). Princess Anne, anyway. The passionate audience of “The Crown” is also well aware. But their outfits of recent years also show that the hair scarf has also blossomed into a secondary trend for official occasions. For example, the British emperor wore a scarf that color-coordinated with his plaid costume for the polo game in the 1980s. We also know Italian Film Day and the look of Hollywood stars, which always carry the glory of days gone by with them. A red convertible thinks of a ride for a mild summer breeze and hairstyle that, thanks to a hair towel, still fits, even at high speeds and in the air.

You are not currently in this country and are about a convertible. Especially not for an extensive road trip. Instead, you spend most of your time at home, mostly involuntarily. And if one of the few contacts with other people happens (and in compliance with the applicable rules, of course), the style appears to be particularly distinctive. The secondary trend from Queen Elizabeth resolves it in a few simple steps. bad hair day? Cloth on it. Is the former hair barely recognizable? Cloth on it. Or even better: the gray approach is already growing dramatically? Here too, cloth is a simple and elegant solution.

A glance at the catwalk shows how versatile the scarf is as a supporting trend. Maria Grazia Chiuri added to her creations for autumn / winter 2020/21 Christian Dior Many styling ideas, with printed silk scarf Jacquimus The 2000s trend revived as a bandana in its season.