When we started ScarvesWraps, one of our first few articles was a feature on celebrities who love wearing scarves day in and day out. Jessica Alba was one of them.  Even today, the actress is still a scarf fanatic. In fact, it seems her love of the accessory has magnified even further. For some reason (we’re not sure if it’s the spring weather or her baby bump dictating it), Jess has been spotted donning the scarf more often lately. Take a look at these pictures:

Jessica Alba and Her Scarf Wearing Days

Jessica Alba wearing a scarf while: (left) at a business meeting in L.A., March 17 / (center) at the Coldwater Canyon Park in Beverly Hills, March 13 / (right) out in Soho, New York, March 12

Jessica Alba wearing a scarf while: (left) out and about in Santa Monica, March 23 / (center) heading to a business meeting in L.A., March 22 / (right) out having breakfast with her family in Beverly Heels, March 19

Take note that these shots were all taken just this month. These don’t include the days when she was able to elude the camera. I’m pretty sure she wore scarves during those days too.

So what do you think of Jessica’s scarf style? As you can see, she mostly prefers scarves in solid colors, though she did opt for a tie dye piece in one of the pics. If you like Jessica Alba, and you like her style, then making the scarf a staple in your wardrobe is a must. Try different types too – infinity, fringed, triangular, long, square, extra large, cold weather knits, warm weather linens. If you’re on a budget, here are scarves that will cost you USD50 or less:

free people neppy blanket scarf, usd45 from usd68 (revolveclothing)

gypsy 05 reverse scarf, usd50 (revolveclothing)

I like it when people dress up for a plane ride. Most often than not, in an effort to stay comfy, people go for the usual loose t-shirt and sweatpants. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mean every Tanya, Tina, and Tasha should be in a tube dress and stilettos while flying, I just think one should at least make an effort to look good (or at least look presentable), whether it’s for a long or a short flight.

Take for instance, LeAnn Rimes. The newly engaged singer was spotted making her way through LAX last week in a casual but really well put together outfit capped off by a beautiful muted pink scarf around her neck. And get this, she even wore high heels! Not exactly easy to do if you have to lug around a suitcase but since she had someone else do that for her, those stilettos became fairly manageable (more about LeAnn’s sandals from this post).

LeAnn Rimes makes her way through LAX in a scarf, stilettos, and style, March 1

And that’s not all. The woman is also fairly consistent when it comes to traveling fashionably. When she arrived at LAX a few days after, she looked just as gorgeous in a beige blazer, heeled boots, and an uber chic tie dyed scarf:

LeAnn Rimes arrives at LAX in style, March 3

So what do you think? Should this country singer get a medal for always looking fabulous even while catching a plane ride? Well, we think she should. More importantly however, we think she should get a medal for having really good taste in scarves!

In case you’re curious, LeAnn’s pink fringed scarf is the Gypsy 05 Tamara Scarf and it retails at an easy US$55. If you like it, you can try checking the Gypsy 05 official website. You can also go for the Gypsy 05 Tayla Scarf, a tie dye piece that retails at US$50 over at RevolveClothing:

Gypsy 05 Tie Dye Tayla Scarf, US$50

As for the orange tie dye scarf she wore during her return flight to L.A., that one is still a bit of a mystery. However, you can grab the look by getting the TILO Hand Dyed Scarf in Iron, OR, you can opt for the Tolani Silk Tencel Scarf in Snakeskin. Both scarves can be found at RevolveClothing:

TILO Hand Dyed Scarf in Iron, US$82 from US$125

Tolani Silk Tencel Scarf in Snakeskin, US$99