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Tie It Like a Diva: 7 Chic Ways Opera Singers Can Style a Scarf

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Chic Ways Opera Singers Can Style a Scarf



If you are an opera singer, you already know the one accessory that is a must. THE SCARF! We don't go anywhere without one. Usually, the scarf is protecting our chest and throat. Who says the drama has to stay on the opera stage? Sometimes all you need is a fabulous scarf!

As opera singers, we spend plenty of time thinking about vocal technique, audition outfits, performance gowns, and what to pack for the next engagement. But let's talk about a fashion accessory that deserves a standing ovation: the scarf.

Silk, satin, cashmere, printed, oversized, or vintage—a scarf can transform an outfit in seconds. It adds personality without requiring an entirely new wardrobe. And for those of us balancing rehearsals, auditions, professional engagements, and everyday life, a little fashion magic is always welcome.


Here are five ways to style a scarf when you want to look effortlessly chic, whether you're heading to a coaching session or making an entrance at the opera house.


1. The Audrey-Inspired Headscarf


Audrey Hepburn inspired scarf stying on opera singer Bri Cooper
Audrey Hepburn inspired scarf stying on opera singer Bri Cooper

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