Felix Rey Dear John Scarf, USD165 at Shopbop

Boy oh boy, I couldn’t help the HUGE smile on my face after reading the whole thing. Cute, right? You’d expect a “love” letter but it’s actually a “break-up” letter! It even comes with a lipstick “mark”, a P.S. note, and star doodles on the top right – the whole nine (9) yards for a letter to a guy!

The only problem I have with this scarf is its price tag – USD165. I could already buy a dress or two with that amount. It is however, quite the collectible; something you can keep and pass on to a daughter so maybe I’ll negotiate with my rational self and convince the  ”logical me” to buy it.

If you don’t have an issue with the price and you’re loving this piece, I suggest you head over to Shopbop and grab it immediately. I don’t think this one will stay available for long.

Juicy Couture Fifi Destination Silk Square Scarf, USD68 at Shopbop

Juicy Couture Fifi Graphic Silk Square Scarf, USD68 at Shopbop

So do all of you ladies know who Fifi Lapin is?

For those of you wondering, Fifi Lapin is actually a very fashionable rabbit. I know, I should probably have used “what” instead of “who” since she IS a rabbit, but really, she is actually more than just that – she’s a furry fashionista! She has a blog site, has a style book (yes, a published style book you can order via Amazon!), she’s on Wiki-fashion, and yes, she has a LOT of following. Why else would Juicy Couture come up with a capsule collection with Fifi as inspiration? Simply Google her to know more. I’ m pretty sure I got you curious already

Anyway, back to those Juicy Couture Fifi Scarves, what do you think? Very cute and quirky, yes? I’m loving them; and the fact that each one costs an affordable USD68 is a huge plus. I actually prefer the pink “Fifi Destination” scarf, but I would have to say both are worth collecting.

Again, you can grab these Juicy Couture Fifi scarves at Shopbop. Have a Fifi fun!

Gwen Stefani, out and about in Culver City, California, January 5

Not bad, right? Actually, it’s very…well…Gwen; a style only she can pull off well. Her bag and sandals are reportedly from L.A.M.B., however, no one has been able to ID her dotted scarf. Any ideas?

Of course, given how common polka dot prints are, you really won’t have a hard time finding a replacement for that scarf if you want to steal Gwen’s look. In fact, here are two options you can start with:

SPLURGE

MARC by Marc Jacobs Hot Dot Cashmere & Silk Scarf, USD198 at Nordstrom

STEAL

Boxed Gifts Polka Dot Pashmina Scarf, USD18 (was USD25) at Amazon

Once you’ve acquired the scarf, simply put on an all-black outfit, top it with a white jacket, cap off everything with your scarf and a black & white purse, and voila! You’re all set!

While out and about in Santa Monica last week, Reese used the Blue Aztec Printed piece from the brand to go with her classic jeans and jacket ensemble. And just the other day while arriving in Paris, the actress donned a darker number with geometric patterns on it to spice up her all-black attire:

Reese Witherspoon and Jim Toth, out and about in Santa Monica, January 22

Reese Witherspoon arrives in Paris, France, January 26

What do you think of Reese’s taste in printed scarves these days? They’re definitely unlike her past extras, don’t you think? Those  were mostly either abstract or floral.

If you’re loving Reese’s Theodora & Callum scarves here, do know that the Blue Aztec Print Blanket Scarf she has on in the first picture can be found at PinkMascara. It currently retails at a high USD175:

Theodora & Callum Aztec Print Blanket Scarf in Navy, USD175

The other one however, is not available online. But you can still steal Reese’s style by grabbing a similar piece from the brand – this Geometric Scarf in Black Multi, which you can find at Shopbop:

Theodora & Callum Geometric Scarf in Black Multi, USD175 at Shopbop

Elizabeth Olsen

There was Elizabeth Olsen, who attended the premiere of her movie, Red Lights, while wrapped in a black and white printed scarf

Elizabeth Olsen attends the premiere of movie, Red Lights, during the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, January 20

Britt Robertson

And then of course, young starlet Britt Robertson, along with another young starlet, Victoria Justice, were spotted hanging out at the T-Mobile Google Village event. Britt was wrapped in what seemed like a Pucci scarf while Victoria kept warm in a turtleneck.

Britt Robertson poses with co-star, Victoria Justice, while attending the T-Mobile Google Music Village event, January 22

Alexa Vega

Not to miss the Sundance Film Festival was Alexa Vega. It was her first time to attend the event, and during the second day, she kept warm by wrapping herself with an infinity scarf – in peach!

Alexa Vega attends the T-Mobile Google Music Village event, as well as the 2012 Sundance Film Festival for the very first time, January 21

Emma Roberts

Last was Emma Roberts, who gladly signed autographs at the event while wrapped in a black and white spotted scarf

Emma Roberts attends Day 1 of the Sundance Film Festival by heading to the T-Mobile Google Music Village event, January 20

Between these four (4) young celebrities, whose scarf do you like best? We currently don’t have any information on where they got their scarves, but if you want to steal the look, try the following options:

Jolly Pocket DIY wool scarf kit, $110, Wool and the Gang

It features wool yarn sourced from Peru and a pattern that features two pockets at the end for a super cozy element this season! And who can take away the feel-good element in chilling at home, making this scarf with friends and family? It makes a great gift and just a great way to spend a snowed-in weekend.

Jolly Pocket DIY wool scarf in Fuschia, $110, Wool and the Gang

The kit scarf kit also features a fuschia version and another pattern– the Snood Dogg DIY scarf kit which makes a functional snood– scarf and hood– for everyday.

Snood Dogg DIY wool scarf kit, $95, Wool and the Gang

The Jolly Pocket and Snood Dogg DIY scarf kits are available on Net-a-Porter.

That’s why when I saw this scarf from Brooklyn Bandit, I simply had to tell you all about it. The Cesar Scarf comes in both Red and Black, both in genuine leather, and both lined with nylon on the inside for warmth (and I’m guessing for comfort as well, since wrapping your neck with leather, no matter how soft it is, can feel uncomfortable at a certain point):

Brooklyn Bandit Cesar Scarf in Red, USD60 at Karmaloop

Brooklyn Bandit Cesar Scarf in Black, USD65 at Karmaloop

I’m not exactly sure why Karmaloop (where this scarf is available) used a male to model the scarf, because this piece would definitely look better if styled on a female. And then of course, I also can’t help but be curious – will it really keep you warm if you wear it? Will it be comfortable to wear? Or is it purely designed for fashion’s sake or for the art of looking good? Because at the end of the day, the idea of wrapping your neck with leather doesn’t exactly sound “conventional”.

However, whatever your answer may be, we can’t really deny the fact that it is also an interesting piece to have, form or function aside. Plus, it’s not exactly a super expensive item that only a few can afford since it retails at a rather attainable USD60 to USD65 a pop.

So what do you think? Would you grab the Cesar Scarf and add it to your collection of scarves and wraps? To purchase, simply visit Karmaloop. Enjoy styling your leather scarf.

Rachel Bilson arrives in Toronto to visit her beau, Hayden Christensen, December 20

What do you think of Rachel’s style here?

Not bad, right? Western look aside, a poncho is one alternative to the scarf that you can use to keep warm while taking a plane ride. It may not be as versatile as a scarf, but this type of wrap will definitely cover you up and keep you cozy. Plus, much like the scarf, donning a poncho will lend a certain charm to an outfit.

If you want to copy Rachel here, simply wrap yourself in a fringed poncho, put on a hat and some knee boots and you’re good to go! A good one to try would be this piece from Haute Hippie, which you can find at RevolveClothing:

Haute Hippie Poncho with Fringe, USD395 at RevolveClothing

Ri-Ri was spotted arriving at a tattoo parlor in West Hollywood with a blue bandana bow on her head while Kristen was seen leaving the David Letterman studio in New York with a tube scarf wrapped around her head like a turban:

Rihanna arrives at a tattoo parlor, January 5 / Kristen Bell leaves The Late Night with David Letterman studio in NYC, January 5

Don’t these two look cute with their head scarves?

This just goes to show how far a scarf can go to up a certain look. If you want to copy Ri-Ri’s style here, simply grab one of these extra affordable bandanas from Amazon:

6 Color Pack Double Sided Print Paisley Bandana Scarf Head Wrap, USD6.99 at Amazon

To grab Kristen’s half turban look, you will need a tube scarf (much like an infinity scarf, only smaller). Simply loop it twice around your head to achieve the half turban style:

HUGO Boss Men’s Axium Tube Scarf, USD71.25 (was USD95) at Amazon

If you can’t find a tube scarf, then go for an infinity scarf that is made of thinner material like this piece from Cheap Monday. Simply loop it around your head several times to achieve the look:

Cheap Monday Crinke Scarf, USD12 (was USD40) at Shopbop

Of course, apart from the fact that they looked insanely cute together, I also couldn’t help but admire the outfit she wore. Emma looked pretty picturesque in her bright red skinnies, black coat, brown floppy, and striped scarf. The outfit was super chic that I couldn’t help but wish I was the one wearing it:

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, out and about in New York City, January 8

See? Doesn’t she look amazing? She looks effortlessly fashionable and stylish.

Now on to that striped neck piece around her neck. According to “reports”, it’s a Rag & Bone called the Oakley Scarf. It’s a 100% cotton slub-knit number that’s about 6 feet long and 10 inches wide; something you can wrap around   your neck many times to keep yourself warm.

Right now, there are a few places online where you can find this scarf - Shopbop and RevolveClothing. If you are looking to save, buy it from Shopbop because it’s on sale over there:

Rag & Bone Oakley Scarf, USD87.50 (was USD125) at Shopbop

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