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Summer’s Favorite Scarf Skirt Trend Works Just as Well in the Winter

By Kevin Harson

Summer’s Favorite Scarf Skirt Trend Works Just as Well in the Winter

While Sevigny opted to show lots of leg, others preferred to wear theirs over trousers—a styling trick that translates well to winter. On a walk through London, Alexa Chung offered an update on a simple white tee and businesslike gray trousers thanks to the brown Gucci scarf she wore over her pants. Alessandra Ambrosio had the same idea when she touched down at the Nice Airport ahead of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival. Breaking up an otherwise all-white outfit, the model slung a pale pink printed silk triangle across her waist.

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Later in the summer, Kylie Jenner flocked to Tuscany where she used fashion to embrace la Dolce Vita lifestyle. The reality star wore a latte-hued scarf, patterned with wilting daisies, that matched her bra top. While she draped the scarf over her head to hide from the paparazzi, it mostly lived around her hips. Lola Tung also got in on the action. Amidst promotion for the final season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, the actor tried her hand at the scarf skirt trend. Wearing Coach, she opted for a grungier interpretation, wearing her C monogram scarf over a pair of baggy plaid trousers and a white tank top.

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While the scarf skirt dominated the summer months, it’s clear that this trend didn’t die out with the warm weather. When winter dressing feels too dreary, take a cue from Jessie Buckley and Diana Vreeland.

Originally published by vogue.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Vanity Fair Fashion.

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