Hermes in Greenbelt 3 hosted a wonderful silk scarf party last Wednesday and I am so happy that I am able to partake in this event! Guests were invited to doll-up and bring their sleekest and most stylish Hermes scarf to show off to the bunch. Since I am not really a crafty person and I even have a hard time tying presentable knots and bows I am relieved to see the presence of store clerks, oh-so-ready to assist us in styling the scarves. The night progresses with the guests having a fun-filled time as they learn a lot of ways to style their scarves and discover the best one that fits their personality!

Let me show you some ways that I have seen to ignite some ideas in you that you can use for your next trip to the beach, that fashionable event that you will attend in the near future or for you to just beef up and give an extra oomph to your casual outfit!

AROUND THE NECK

Putting your scarves around your neck is the most common and simplest way to style your scarf.

You can do the Three-Knot Necklace.

The Simple knot.

The Side Bow.

Another take on the Side Bow.

The Side Shawl Scarf.

The Necklace Scarf.

ON YOUR BODY

Want to be more adventurous in styling your scarf? Wear it around your body!

You can definitely wrap your stylish and trusted scarf around your upper body! This is the Scarf Halter Top with the ends tied around your neck and at the back. This a nice way to given an extra attitude to your otherwise neutral outfit.

This is how you tie it at the back.

This is another lovely rendition of the Scarf Halter Top that I totally adore! This would definitely be appropriate for those business meeting and client visits of yours.

Since it is versatile and very trendy because of the unusual knot at the middle, you could just entirely take off your blazer or jacket for that night out with your girlfriends after those long and tiring business meetings. Dare to be bold? Go bare! You can always wear this without a shirt or camisole underneath!

The Scarf Halter Top can also be styled with a use of a necklace. Just pick a simple and hard necklace of your liking, loop one corner of the scarf to the most bottom part of the necklace and make sure that you have a big enough coverage, like the Hermes scarves, so that you could tie the two side ends together at the back.

See how daring this style is if you decided to just leave your camisole in your closet? This is very beach appropriate!

ON OTHER PARTS OF YOUR BODY

Out of all the styles that I tried for the night, this one is closest to home! The moment the assistant styled the scarf like this, there was no turning back for me. I wore this crossed turban for the most part of the night.

You can also wrap this twilly around your wrist like cufflinks in replacement of the good ol' bracelets and bangles.

Here are the ladies going gaga over the scarves!

Here are the girls scrutinizing the scarves that they should add to their collections!

And who could forget the yummy and appetizing foods that accompanied the guests while they have their scarves styled and their picture taken for a picture-souvenir! I was happiest when I tasted the mango opera bars and the caramelized chocolate cup with banana-chocolate on top.

All guests were given a loot bag containing a catalogue-magazine, a scarf catalogue, knotting cards which I find very useful and a sample of their des Marveilles perfume and perfumed body lotion, neatly placed inside the box.

The rich, earthy and woody amber fragrance of the Eau and Lait des Marveilles is something that I could use everyday. If you are looking for a light and fresh scent, much like something that could make you smell like you just came out from a nice and invigorating shower, this scent would definitely be for you!

I immediately fell in love with the knotting cards as each shows you the step by step procedure on how to achieve the styling of the scarf that you want to imitate. Below are the looks that I want to achieve on my own! I think I could easily pull off the crossed-turban by myself.