The only 3 ways to tie your scarves this winter to look more stylish and well built .

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-ORIGIN OF SCARFS.

First World War aircraft cockpits were open to the elements and cold winds tended to blow down the neck of pilots' coats. Rather than wearing a high leather collar to stop the wind, which restricted movement and vision, a pilot would use the silk scarf to plug the gaps around his neck and keep his body warm and look like  a dominant alpha.

HOW TO TIE THEM CLASSY AND LOOK MANLY-

1. Thomas Shelby wearing a scarf style called The Drape.

HERE YOU CAN SEE THOMAS SHELBY. HE DRESSES SO MANLY WHATS HIS SECRET WITH SCARVES  THE ANSWER IS HE KNOWS HOW TO WEAR THEM.

he Drape scarf knot leans more towards style rather than function. You don't tie the scarf at all – but it’s a great way to add a dash of color to your drab overcoat and draw attention to your face.

A scarf drape is best for when the weather is cool, but not cold. As the name implies, just drape the scarf over your neck, equal lengths on each side, and don't tie it – you’re good to go.

The scarf drape works best with a short to regular length scarf.

2. Jake Gyllenhaal wearing a scarf style called once around knot.

With the Once Around scarf knot, you still don't really tie the scarf, but it provides more warmth around the neck than the scarf drape, and so can be worn in colder weather. Start by draping the scarf around your neck, making one end longer than the other.

Take the long end of the scarf and bring it around your neck and you’re done – no need to tie a knot. The ends of the scarf can either be equal length or uneven – it's really up to the wearer’s preference.

Click here to discover how to tie a scarf like an ascot. It shares a lot of similarities with the Once Around and works well with extra-long scarves.

3. Brad Pitt wearing a scarf style called reverse drape tuck knot.

Not too commonly seen, the Reverse Drape Tuck scarf knot works best if you tie it with a longer scarf. Drape the scarf around your neck, making one end longer than the other.

Take the long end of the scarf and loop it once around your neck. Now take the same end and tuck it through the loop you just formed. Grab the other side of the scarf and tuck it through the loop as well to tie the knot. Adjust the scarf if necessary.

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