Feeling the Cold? Here’s Why the Most Stylish Women Are Wearing Triangle Scarves
And you'll want to, too
Penny Goldstone
It's no secret that we're big fans of the timeless allure that is associated with French-girl fashion. From their sleek styling tips to their classic independent brands, you can't go wrong looking in their direction for some effortless styling inspiration.
Enter the triangle knitted scarf. A direct relative of the classic silk neckerchief, the triangle scarf maintains the same silhouette but is crafted from warm fabrics like cashmere and wool, making it easy to polish any outfit.
It's a great—and more budget-friendly—alternative to this season's scarf coat, while simultaneously keeping your neck warm while avoiding the stress of a bundled layer of fabric.
But more than a coat, it's an accessory that easily transitions into our capsule wardrobes. Worn loosely over cashmere knits or longline coats, it's a failsafe piece that will not only serve as a great addition to your wardrobe but also make a great holiday gift for any loved one.
Coming in different colourways, price points, and textures, the winter accessory has been tapped up by luxury brands such as Jacquemus and Miu Miu, as well as on the high street by Rise & Fall, Zara and Oliver Bonas. With different fabrics, the versatile piece can be found in bright hues to make any look pop or with different prints for a more unique look.
Below, we have curated our top 12 triangle scarves to polish your everyday looks instantly.
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Sofia Piza is the Fashion Writer at Marie Claire UK. With extensive experience and a degree in Fashion Journalism, she covers runway trends, shopping picks, celebrity fashion, and industry news.
Throughout her career, Sofia's work has ranged from in-depth interviews with industry experts and high-profile celebrities to creative production for editorial cover shoots and red-carpet coverage. Born in Mexico and raised in five countries, Sofia's multicultural upbringing has fed into her interest in international markets, leading her fashion week coverage across London, Milan, Paris, New York, and Copenhagen.
When she's not sourcing inspiration from social media, you will find Sofia anywhere from a local vintage market to busy central London streets, people watching to make sure she brings you the latest trends, from the best denim pieces to the must-have investment bags- the possibilities are endless.
- Penny GoldstoneContributing Fashion Editor