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Introducing Sroja, an Indonesian Fashion brand that specializes scarf, has finally greeted you with a warm smile. Inspired by the diversity of Indonesian heritage, we would like to introduce our latest collection as well as representing the colors of Indonesia. Herewith, we invite you to feel the experience of scarf styling with Sroja by following the tutorials or inventing new scarf styling ideas. As there is no limit in creativity, let’s get inspired!
SCARF STYLING #1
Neck Wrap with Variations
Neck wrap was known as one of the most essential styling of scarves with adjustable styling ideas. If a neck wrap is just too ordinary, let’s do it with a twist! This look is perfect for a more formal-casual occasion, but it is also possible to style freely. This style enhances a basic outfit, adding attractiveness by giving details on the neck for a more sophisticated look. The scarf used for this tutorial is from our latest collection called “Toraja Teja” which means sunset by Tana Toraja, the name of a region in North Sulawesi. What goes well with this styling:
- A basic turtleneck top for a formal yet comfy look
- As a layering under a suit or blazer
- Basic shirts with collars as an accessory
SCARF STYLING #2
Hip Wrap / Beach Skirt
This style is perfect for your leisure activities. Simple, but giving a different vibe based on your chosen outfit each day. It is also possible to style using dresses, so that your outfit would stand out even more while using the simple ones. The tutorial below using motifs called “Maloko Kie Raha” which originated from the name of Maluku, “The World of Four Mountains” was a familiar sayings for Maluku itself. This styling can be used in various outfit ideas, such as:
- An easy-to-go beach skirt for your swimming suit
- Dress accessory as a hip wrap
- As a hip wrap outside your outer fit
SCARF STYLING #3
Drop Down Dress Accessory
Bored with the usual dress styling? Here’s a perfect tutorial for you! Scarf with a pattern would be a perfect combination to style with a plain colored dress. It accentuates the pattern of the scarf itself, as well as bring up the dress for a more classy yet stunning look. Having the same motifs with the previous look, it also refers to different kinds of dress accessory with unlimited mix and match such as:
- A formal dress with patterned scarves
- Shoulder wrap with ring
- Long dresses with scarf styling as an accessory
SCARF STYLING #4
Handbag with Variations
Elevate your look by adding a DIY items from scarves to your outfit. A scarf handbag would be a perfect choice during summer days in tropical places for a relaxed yet simple look, as this DIY bag being the highlight for the whole outfit. Featuring any kinds of bag straps, limitless pairing can be made throughout this styling. This tutorial was made from our latest collection motifs called “Piaynemo” the name of the most famous Island as a tourist attraction in Raja Ampat. Here is the reasons why you should try this styling at least once:
- As an easy-to-go handbag variations
- Unusual scarf styling for an unique look
- Need more space to carry your things? Get your scarf ready!
SCARF STYLING #5
Turban
Known as a headwear for many cultures, Turban also has a possibility to be a fashion item made from scarves. This fashion item has a long history to tell, as well as the complexity of how it was worn for decades. Now, it has become one of the famous fashion item, giving a timeless look for your every occasion. This tutorial made using our motifs called “Svargabhumi” originated from the nickname of Bali in sanskrit, means “Island of the Gods”. Here are some combinations you should try with this turban scarf styling:
- Hoop earring as an accessory to complete your turban headscarf
- Blazers for a casual look yet still look neat
- Various hair styling ideas to emphasize the turban look
SCARF STYLING #6
One Shoulder Knot Scarf Top
Perhaps scarf styling with the most alternatives. From one side knot to the halter top, this styling has an endless variations when combined as a top. With an additional ring being used in the styling, giving it a more proper yet casual look for hang out. The scarf used in the tutorial called “Arjuna Wiwaha” from our newest collection, depicting a famous figure of Arjuna from Javanese traditional puppet theater play Wayang. Here are some styling ideas to try using this tutorial:
- White trousers with patterned scarf top
- Using a scarf top with an outer
- The bigger sized scarf can be made into dresses
SCARF STYLING #7
Blazer Accessory
Looking for a more casual blazer look? Why not try using a scarf as a styling element instead! Scarf used in various style to elevate the look of a basic blazer based on formal or even informal occasions. Scarves also looks great with most of the blazers, combined with preferred tops to achieve a certain look. As for this tutorial, scarf wrapped behind the collar, and tucked behind the belt. The motifs for this tutorial below are from our latest collection, inspired by lovebirds that symbolizes a love that lasts for a lifetime. Here are some tips for styling:
- Outer with collars
- Using scarf as a belt
- Tuck the corner parts of the scarf to buttons
SCARF STYLING #8
Halter Top
First seen in the 1930s, halter top is a sleeveless high neck fashion item with a strap wrapped around the neck. Not only handy, this halter top made from scarves are still being on the trend in the past few years. With this styling, you can create different kinds of non formal looks, matched with your favourite skirts or pants. Inspired from Indonesian traditional spices, Sroja designed a star anise or “bunga lawang” scarf motifs which being used in this tutorial. Here are some options for this scarf styling which gave different vibes:
- Using a safety pin on the bottom of the halter top for a more precise look
- Not using a safety pin for a sexier look
SCARF STYLING #9
Shoulder Bag
Looking for a more nifty bag styling from scarves? We got you! Not only practical, this shoulder bag will also be a perfect match for casual wear such as going to the beaches during holidays. It would be easier to carry things around with this bag just in case you need to bring something different to the table. Inspired from the beauty of lotus flowers, this motifs from the tutorial represents the growth into better days as the lotus flower itself are the symbol of rebirth. Here is some mix and match you could try:
- Wear a plain t-shirt for a comfy look
- Use your favourite accessories
- Flowy dresses to balance the look
SCARF STYLING #10
Shirt Accessory
Having a layer of scarf on top of your collared shirts should be an option for you if you love a smart casual look. It encompasses the details of the scarves, giving it a more vibrant look for a basic outfit whilst still look semi-formal at the same time. Inspired by the diversity of Indonesian nature, Sroja designed a scarf to represent the Cacao Tree with a soft colored scarf design to match up your formal looks. Not only limited by formal outfits, you are able to do a mix and match during your favourite occasions. Here are some inspirations to have a smart casual look based on this scarf styling:
- Pair with a loose pants
- Use high heels and belts
- Use your favourite shirt for a formal looks
SCARF STYLING #11
Shirt Accessory
This styling never go out of style. In the roaring twenties, a headscarf used as a status symbol of glamour. Being worn by Audrey Hepburn, this iconic scarf styling would give a vintage look. This styling would also make you look glamorous effortlessly in any occasion. The scarf used in the tutorial is from our latest collection, inspired by the time Majapahit Kingdom rules, as well as the ancient living at the time. Here are some inspirations on how to use your favourite headscarf:
- Headscarf with one knot under your chin
- Headscarf with a knot behind your neck
- Headscarf wrapped around to create a low bun
SCARF STYLING #12
Wrapped Belt
Turn your scarf into belt to bring a colorful look for a basic fit. One of the best part of this technique is the wrapped belt itself point up your classic blazer, especially from the mix of the scarf pattern and colors itself. The motifs being worn for the tutorial are from our latest collection, inspired by Papua traditional heritage portrayed by a mix of the most iconic things originated from Papua such as Cendrawasih bird, Papua traditional music instruments, Asmat Ethnic groups traditional culture, Honai traditional house, traditional weapons, and several of Papua’s famous natural diversity. As a reference, here are some Wrapped Belt styling you can try:
- A colorful patterned scarves would bring a pop of color to plain-colored blazers
- Use a dress with wrapped belt
- For a smaller size scarf, it can also be wrapped around your favourite pants or jeans
SCARF STYLING #13
Headband
One of the last-minute tutorial if you don’t have any ideas on how to style your scarf, a twisted headband would be the answer for that. This styling emphasizes more on how to bring a splash of colors to your hairstyle, as well as making it look like an upgrade from the usual hairstyle. As a headband, this styling goes out really well with anything especially casual outfits such as:
- Wear a blazer for a more smart look
- Goes well with dresses
- As an accessory for an easy casual look
FINAL WORD
Scarved your persona,
styling up with Sroja.
The tutorials presented above are just a few of styling with scarf tutorials that you can try. It also not only limited by what you have just seen, there’s some more ideas as well as mixing your everyday outfit while using our scarves. The ideas is limitless, yet simply stunning for you to try. Let’s inspire one another by posting your scarf styling with Sroja on Instagram, don’t forget to tag @sroja.id. See you later!
