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A Guide to Styling an Hermes Twilly

Below is a quick rundown of the most popular ways to tie your Twilly. You can learn how to tie all six ways — or invent your own.
  • Twilly scarves add seasonal color to handbags while protecting handles from natural oils, residue, and discoloration.
  • The Classic Wrap seamlessly preserves the bag's handle, while the Classic Wrap with a Bow adds a feminine touch.
  • The Casual Knot offers a simple, effortless look that requires minimal skill to tie.
  • Creative styling options like the Camellia, Double Bow, and Twilly Chain turn the silk scarf into wearable art.

Do you even Twilly?

A better question: how extensive is your Twilly collection? If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve probably caught a peek of a beautifully tied array of color pristinely looped around an Hermes Birkin, or playfully slung as a sash across an Hermes Mini Kelly.

And no wonder: Twilly scarves are an amazing way to spruce up a bag you love, add some seasonal flavor, and protect handles from natural oils, residue, and discoloration that naturally comes over time. (That’s right ladies — silk can be practical.)

Below is a quick rundown of the most popular ways to tie your Twilly. You can learn how to tie all six styles for yourself — or invent your own. Just promise you’ll tag us on Insta if you do.

The Classic Wrap

Easily preserves handle while adding a delicious pop of color

Classic Wrap with a Bow

Admittedly this takes a bit more skill, but it’s totally worth the extra dose of femme

The Casual Knot

Simple, classic, both effortless-looking and actually pretty effortless to do.

The Camellia

The closest to artistry by far, you’ll definitely turn heads with this little twist.

The Double Bow

Ultra sweet and the most flowery of the options.

The Twilly Chain

A personal favorite — adds a delightful layer of detail while leaving the handles on full display.

WATCH ON YOUTUBE: How to Tie a Twilly on a Mini Kelly

What’s your favorite way to Twilly? Learn more about the Hermes Twilly and how it differentiates from the Louis Vuitton Bandeau or the Christian Dior Mitzah!