Scarf History: Working women scarf. Headscarf styles from the 1930s and 1940s. War scarf.

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*I hope you liked this video! If you have more ideas for Scarf history videos, please let me know! And here is the video on Hollywood style turbans from the 1940s! **kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4ibaIB9ftOYfpo*

[@christinekelly-rose303]

Elena...thank you for preserving history and making it look elegant and chic

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you for your comment Christine! It means a lot! Elena

[@maureens6032]

Houses that were heated by coal fires could be dusty places. When I was a little girl my mother used to clean out the grate and do her chores dressed in an apron and with her hair tied up with a scarf. With the household tasks completed she would change into into her 'day wear' and go and do her shopping. Happy memories! PS All those women who 'did their bit' deserve our respect.

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you so much for your comment, Maureen! It means a lot to me!

[@Userinterfaceexperience]

I love the projector sound. It feels like I’m in class. ❤

[@HangryPurpleCat]

Very pretty! Im gonna wrap my hair up like this for work.

[@ladyflimflam]

With my very long hair I find the snood style most useful because I can protect the length of my hair without having to tie it up first. Thanks.

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you so much! This style is so unusual, and not many women dare to wear it now :)

[@al.lithami]

Lovely video! Great to learn this history on modern headscarves and their uses

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tamiewert808]

Very nostalgic!! Gorgeous!

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you Tami!

[@yzmei]

yes.. like tell it to the bees movie..leading lady was working in a factory during 1950 in scotland.. love it..😍😍😏

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you so much Yuzu Mei! I will definitely watch it! :)

[@annalynn9325]

Thank you! I’m going to try a few of these styles 😃

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you! Have fun! :)

[@triciaandthewolf]

Lovely video 🥰

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you! I wouldn't be able to do it without help of my friends! :)

[@LB-ku6ry]

Love this!

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you! :)

[@markieyak1813]

So beautiful!

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@diannnicolai1412]

These are beautiful! I'm wondering if they would able to stay in place on a bald chemo head... I'll give it a try!

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you! Have you tried an underhat for wigs to keep the scarf in place? Also, you can use a cotton scarf instead of a silk one, cotton is less slippery :) I hope you will be ok soon

[@nonaEmiliana9]

I love your video ❤

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you!

[@hellosavije1888]

Thank you 😊

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Thank you :)

[@ShambleGod]

I wish to develop good style like you one day

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Oh, thank you ! you are so kind!

[@maryoconnor2596]

My Mother is Irish born 1937. She always wore a scarf to go outside.

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Wow, how interesting!

[@pollyfoofoo8703]

Thank u!!!

[@howtotieascarf7840]

You are welcome! :)

[@pleabargn]

I have been trying to find scarves this size for years! I can only find silk scarves for $300. So frustrating.

[@howtotieascarf7840]

I've seen a lot on Etsy

[@proletariennenaturiste]

In the Soviet Union they were practically always popular.

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Agree!

[@maryw3989]

Wish I would have seen this before that woman ruined my hair with the worst haircut I've ever had in my life

[@howtotieascarf7840]

Oh, I'm so sorry! I hope it will grow very fast!