Queen Scarf shows us how it's done. KILLER all round, Katerina.

Love this post. Thank you for showing us how you store your scarfs. SO NEAT. SO BEAUTIFUL. Every post you write gives me yet one more thing to aspire to emulate.

Like Brooklyn, I too live in a warm climate. I like her idea of wearing scarfs as a jacket substitute. The way she wears her scarfs was informative. Thank you, Brooklyn.

Scarf goddess! I love your scarves, your clever hacks and your storage. I want to wear them more often, so this is very timely. Those diy convertible necklaces are genius,

Rachylou, thank you.

Sisi, thank you for the response. My fake top in the picture here is a large oblong scarf, the same size as the grey one. I put it around my neck and wrapped around in the front, then tied the outer corners behind my back and tucked the “top” in the skirt. You can also find other ways to create fake tops with a scarf on line - try to look at Hermès home page and/or google scarves worn as tops.

Cardiff girl, thank you, what a lovely compliment.

Shevia, thank you. Fun to hear about your scarf.

The Cat, thank you. I didn’t know that was called a London knot, interesting. Yes, it would be a lot of work going to the attic every month for new scarves, sorry for the mixup

Lyn 67, thank you for the tips! How fun.

Angie, thank you very much, you are so very kind.

Thank you, Sterling, what a nice thing to say!

Karen13, thank you very much, I am blushing

Katerina, you are just brilliant. Thank you for the post and gorgeous visuals.

BTW, your sense of humour is showing. Toast? A Rottweiler?

As an indoor ac topper only for me in our summers. Its still 80° and humid at night!
I miss those days

Thank you Runcarla, you are lovely.

Suntiger, hm... I see, I understand. Summer is not my favourite season, we are quite different in that respect. I am quite happy on a sunny winter day, like today, wearing a scarf

Wow, what a fabulous post, Katerina. Thank you for taking the time to show us your wizardry. You are Queen Scarf for sure. Also, that is some impressive storage system!!

So many great ideas and comments here!

Thanks to Brooklyn for inspiring me to wear scarves as toppers in summer.

Thanks to Joy for reminding me of wearing a damp scarf on a hot day.

Thanks to lyn67 for the link to the double Pretzel knot (which I believe has some other names too). That is also one of my favourite knots. Tied like this, the scarf stays in place even if you are moving around. And it covers more of your neck and chest, so it's a nice solution when you're in cooler surroundings.

I agree with Katerina and others that scarves are very useful travel items. And Katerina, thank you for reminding me that a scarf can even be used as an elegant top!

I practically always bring at least one thin scarf and one pashmina shawl even for a weekend trip. Often I'll let a patterned scarf/shawl be the key piece on which the rest of the travel wardrobe is built. This weekend, for instance, I chose a tartan pashmina shawl in turquoise & red & white & black as my key piece and let all the other travel items be in these colours.

Thank you Suz, for the kind words.

The Cat, thank you. Your travel outfit with the tartan pashmina must be great. The colours sound terrific. It is a smart way to create a cohesive travel capsule, thanks for sharing.