Fashion People Agree—Adding This Elegant Hair Accessory Earns You Major Aura Points

Cass Dimicco wears a white hair scarf with eyewear from the Aureum Collective

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When it comes to hair accessories, you can truly do no wrong. Don't believe me? Consider taking a trip to your nearest classic art gallery and counting the number of times you see a hair accessory (hair scarves, pins, bows, etc.) grace someone's head. In fact, throughout history, they've been revered as the perfect finishing touch to an outfit and as a quiet or bold expression of one's style, culture, and social tendencies.

But as someone who appreciates spotting commonalities across history in the fashion and beauty trends we've always been drawn, I'm also of the belief that the best hair accessories can serve both fashion and function. Head scarves happen to be the perfect mix of both. Below, I'm sharing a few of my favorite hair scarves across brands like Aritzia, H&M, Zara, and Eugenia Kim of all shapes, designs, and sizes that can be worn anyway you'd like, but look beyond elegant when they adorn your hair.

The Best Hair Scarves

Amy Julliette Lefévre wears Chanel while attending the brand's 23/24 Métiers D’art collection viewing

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Pica Baroncini styles her oversized frames with a black and white head scarf

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Dana Emmanuelle-Jean Ozime pairs a Chanel swimsuit with strands of pearls and a hair scarf

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Maya Thomas
Assistant Beauty Editor
Maya Thomas isBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing 's assistant beauty editor based just outside of Seattle, Washington. Her strong love for all things beauty and fashion stems from a strong childhood interest in the fine arts. During a gap year spent in Paris studying the history of French fashion, she shifted her focus to English literature and journalism as a student at Loyola Marymount University with the goal of one day pursuing a career in fashion. After graduating in May 2021, Maya began freelancing for Parade.com as a contributing commerce writer while also building a following on her lifestyle blog, Itsmayalala.com. When she's not writing, Maya spends her free time catching up on reading, perusing art galleries, and enjoying a night out at the ballet every now and then.