In Indonesia, generally the type of fabric used to cover the hair is a rectangular hijab, scarf, or scarves which are sometimes also called pashmina. How to use these hijabs is very diverse. From simple to glamorous ones.
Do you want to learn ways to wear modern headscarves? Below we have some step-by-step tutorials that you can see.
How to use a simple and fashionable square hijab for a round face
Some women prefer instant headscarves on the grounds that the rectangular headscarves created make their faces look more rounded.
For those of you who have a round face, there are a number of tricks to make your face look thinner. Choose a headscarf with a thin cloth and flowing, then advance the veil to cover half the cheeks. Most important to remember, choose the hijab bond model that is not too heavy at the top.
Especially for you, here we show the tutorial how to use emat faceted hijab for a round face.
How to use a quadrilateral headscarf:
- Put a rectangular veil on the head. Previously, use the cover or inner headscarf first. Make sure that the right side is longer than the left side. The left side is enough along the upper chest.
- Pin the edge of the hood close to the ears with the needle.
- Pin the short (left) side of the rectangular hijab with a needle in the upper chest. Advance the veil to cover part of the cheek.
- Take the long section of the veil (right), then pull the inside edge across to the left ear.
- Continue to hold the edge of the veil until it returns to the right.
- Finally, pinch the remaining cloth that dangles with the needle to stick to the inner part. It is located near the right eye.
That's how to wear a square hijab for a round face. Remember the tips and tricks above before wearing the hijab.
How to use a creative rectangular headscarf
For a more fashionable look, surely you also want to try a more varied veil bond. Usually models like this are made with pashmina, because they are longer and easier to create.
But those of you who don't have Pashmina can still be creative with quadrilateral headscarves.
How to use a creative rectangular headscarf
Fold the headscarf into a triangular shape, then wrap it with both sides in equal length.
- Bring the right side of the cloth towards the left side past the front like in the picture.
- Pin the end of the right hand side with a pin. Pin a few centimeters behind the left temple to make the inner look.
- Trim the rest of the fabric from the right side that has been pinned near the left temple by bringing it towards the left shoulder.
- Embed the fabric with a pin on your left shoulder to make it look neat.
- Pull a little cloth from the left side that attaches to the temple to show the inner. After that, pin it by creating a wrinkle effect.
- Fold the remaining bit of cloth left to the back, then pin it with a beautiful needle or pin.
Similarly, how to wear a fashionable rectangular hijab creation. You can also add beautiful accessories such as pins and brooches to plain headscarves.
How to wear a square hijab for a wedding
To attend a party or a bride, headscarves are usually worn with a more glamorous model. For example, the headscarf with a pretty layer accent on one side of the head.
How to wear a square hijab for a party:
- The shape of a rectangular hijab becomes a triangle.
- Veil headscarf with the left and right sides is the same length.
- Pin the needle in the lower cheek on the left.
- Also pin the right side with the needle.
- Make sure both sides are really the same length.
- Pull both sides of the headscarf to the back right.
- Take the longest end of the cloth.
- Pull to the top of the head to form a beautiful layer. Pin with a pin.
That's how to wear a square hijab for parties and weddings. Choose satin hijab, chiffon, organza or thick pashmina fabric to make it look more luxurious.
You can search for tutorial videos using the hijab on Instagram or YouTube
Lately, pashmina and organza headscarves are increasingly popular with women. Because the two types of headscarves can provide a luxurious look.
Pashmina is a term often used to refer to a scarf hijab. While the real pashmina is a wool or Kashmir shawl.
Organza is a type of fabric that is thin and translucent, with a shiny surface and is more rigid than chiffon.
How do you use stylish pashmina and organza hijabs?
How to use pashmina hijab:
- After using the inner, put the pashmina on the head with the right side longer. The left side is enough along the upper chest. Pin the edge of the fabric left and down the right ear.
- Trim the veil, then pull the cloth on the right to the back of the left shoulder.
- Continue to pull until it returns to your right shoulder. Let it dangle and trim it by hand.
So how to use the simplest pashmina hijab. Want to know how to use a more creative pashmina hijab? Here is a pashmina tutorial with tie accents that you can try.
How to use pashmina hijab with a tie accent:
- Take long pashmina which is rather thin and flexible. Fold the top side inside. The head scarf with the right side is shorter than the left side.
- Arrange the pashmina so the edges don't shrink. Pin the pin at the bottom of the neck.
- Take the side of the long pashmina, bring it above your head by circling the short side. After that pin the pin on the side of the head.
- Take the long side of the pashmina, then bring it to the front of the chin. Reattach the pin at the bottom of the chin so that the veil looks neat.
- Bring the long side of the pashmina to the right, place it under the short side. Tie the long section and the left side into a neat knot, then pin it with a pin on the shoulder.
That's how to wear pashmina hijab with a tie accent. The two tutorials above can also be applied to a soft scarf made from organza.
How to use a triangle hijab
For those of you who prefer triangular headscarves, there are several models commonly used by hijabers. Here is one that you can try.
How to use a triangle hijab:
- Fold a rectangular veil into a triangle. Then place it on the head with both sides of the same length. Take the center of the veil, not the edge. After that pin it with a needle or pin.
- Cross the two ends of the veil, then cover behind your shoulders. Bring the two ends together, then tie. Ensure that the hooded triangular end of the hood is on the back.
- Trim the front with your hands so that it doesn't look tight on the neck.
- For how to wear a headscarf like the tutorial above, you can use a triangle hijab or a rectangular headscarf that is folded to form a triangle.