A premium voal square is the quiet workhorse of a modest wardrobe. It is light, holds its shape and has a clean lasercut edge, which means the styling does most of the work for you. These are the five ways our team keeps coming back to.
1. The simple everyday triangle
Fold your 110 × 110 cm square into a triangle, place the longest edge across your forehead, and bring the two ends under your chin to pin at the nape. Drape one side over your shoulder for a relaxed, asymmetrical finish. This is the fastest style in the morning and works beautifully with shirts and trousers.
2. The neat symmetrical drape
Pin both ends at the nape first, then smooth each side evenly over your shoulders. Symmetrical and polished, this version pairs naturally with blazers and workwear — try it with a Medina pashmina or a Nala square in Ash Grey.
3. Soft & voluminous
Give the fabric a little air by loosening the fold at the crown and letting the two ends fall at different lengths. The slight texture of voal keeps the volume looking intentional, not messy. Perfect for dresses and occasion wear.
If the fabric is good, you barely have to try — a soft voal falls beautifully on its own.
4. The wrapped front
Cross the two ends across the front of your neck and secure one over the opposite shoulder. This frames the face gently and adds coverage over the chest, making it an easy choice for open-collar tops.
5. Draped with accessories
Finish any of the above with a small magnetic pin or an undercap in a matching neutral. A latte or mocca undercap under a pastel square keeps the look tonal and calm rather than contrasting.
Whichever style you choose, start with smooth, combed fabric and pin sparingly — voal looks best when it is allowed to move. Browse our signature voal squares in the Aurora, Nala and Zeerin collections.
