If you're looking for something a little more noticeable than the classic headband, then you can opt for the bandana look. In this style, you don't fold the scarf into a thin, long band, but instead you place the scarf along the top of your head without folding it at all. This way, the scarf is more of a statement piece as a part of your outfit! It is the perfect look for a walk through nature or a summer festival.

Sometimes the only option to cool down in the summer heat is to put your hair up into a ponytail – and why not spice up your boring, old hair tie with a colorful scarf! You can add any scarf to match your outfit or even add a fun pop of color. Unfortunately this style is only for people with long hair, but luckily for those with short hair, we have many other ideas for styling your small scarf instead!

This style is versatile all on its own! There's a handful of ways that you can tie your small scarf to get different belt looks – whether it be a bow in the front of your torso as a statement piece or tied in the back for a seamless effect. Plus, you can wear this style on any pair of bottoms with or without belt loops! In my opinion, this is the perfect way to tie a cohesive outfit together while also adding the pop of fun Mayil colors.

This style is a modified version of the scarf belt! It has all the same flash and fun, but has an upgraded level of uniqueness. This style does require you to have a pair of pants or shorts with belt loops, so that you can tie it around two of the loops. It is a great addition for when you want to add an accessory to enhance your outfit.

This style can be used on any bag, purse or tote. Running errands can be boring, but adding a pop of color with a scarf can make it fun! This can also be a great accessory to jazz up any old bag you may have lying around. A scarf tied on your purse is unique and totally customizable and it is the perfect accessory to elevate any outfit.