R Magazine, Ex-TeenArt_Issue 1_Authenticity Ap. 2014 | Page 73

goal being to achieve a look
that is both traditional and
modern. Everything is taken
into consideration: colours,
textures, shapes and types of
fabric for each face... It’s an opportunity to discover the styles
that will adapt to all seasons
and that, most importantly, illustrates your creativity.
Where

do you find inspiration
to create a scarf-tying styLe?

It’s mostly the inspiration that
finds me! I make myself completely available to it, like an antenna. I only come in when it’s
time to bring the signal to life.
couLd

you eXpLain to us one of
your scarf-tying techniques?

Grab a two-metre long piece
of cotton fabric lengthwise,
about 10 cm from the left
end with your left hand and
about 70 cm from the right
end with your right hand.
There should be about 60 cm
separating your two hands.
Next, place the 60 cm long
part at the back of your
head, after bending forward.
Once the fabric is in place,
pull it across your forehead
by placing the 10 cm part underneath the right part. Hold
it all in place with your right
fingers on your forehead.
Next, pass the rest of the fabric
behind your head by bringing
it up above your head. With
your left hand, grab the fabric behind your head and twist
it. While twisting, wrap the
fabric around your head until
it holds well. Fix it all in place
by tucking in the ends. Finally,
wrap up the fabric in the front.

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