Emma Watson exits a movie theatre, July 30 / Emma Watson, out and about in London, September 5 / Emma Watson heads to breakfast with friends, September 7

Looks like Emma Watson is quite the scarf fanatic as well. The Harry Potter star has been spotted wrapped in our favorite accessory more than a couple of times of late. And as you can see, not only does she wear it the traditional way, but she also uses the scarf as a headband (see first pic).

Speaking of which, what do you think of Emma’s taste in scarves?

We’re not quite sure where Emma got her moose printed scarf but we do know that the stunning leopard and lace number in the second picture is from Yarnz. The piece is currently sold out, but Shopbop,  RevolveClothing,  Zappos, and SAKS carry Yarnz scarves so you can regularly check these stores in case they re-stock on it. If you’re open to grabbing one with a similar style, you can try this orange colored Leopard Lace Scarf, also from the brand and is currently available at Revolve:

Yarnz Leopard Lace Cashmere Scarf, USD119 from USD169 at RevolveClothing

What do you think? Ok, we agree, it doesn’t look as unique and as eye-grabbing as Emma’s. Now if you really want that, you can simply do a little DIY to get the mixed-print look. Grab this really cheap leopard print scarf we found at Amazon, buy some black lace fabric (if you have scraps at home, that will do), cut out the lace to your desired size and shape, grab a needle and a spool of black thread, and finally, sew it onto the scarf ! If you have a sewing machine, then simply use it to attach the lace:

Scarf: Pashmina Feel Leopard Print Scarf, USD10 from USD20 / Lace: Black Scalloped Lace Fabric by the Yard, USD8 / Thread: Dual Duty All Purpose Thead, USD5 / Shears: Mundial Dressmaker Shears, USD13.22 from USD36

(all from Amazon)