May 19, 2013
  • Scarves: Our picks

    Photo credit: Urbanite

    By Emily Gordon

    Whether you’re trying to stay warm or merely spice up a simple ensemble, a knockout scarf can brighten up any winter day.

    Lacoste wool-blend scarf, $85; at Lacoste, 608 Fifth Ave., 212-459-2300

    Lacoste’s wool-blend, striped scarf is toasty-warm and soft — unlike so many of the scratchier wool items out there.

    Echo floral scarf, $36; at echodesign.com

    This bloom-covered silk scarf reminds you that spring and summer will soon be here.

    Sir Alistair Rai love scarf, $145; at Intermix

    Brand Sir Alistair Rai aims to spread a positive message with each of its pieces, including this gorgeous bright-pink rayon scarf stitched with the word “love.”

    The Urban Village ‘Rwanda’ scarf, $60; at the-urban-village.amazonwebstore.com

    Help out others while looking fashionable. This mohair-silk blend scarf comes from a line called Urban Village, which is designed by Whitney Port of MTV’s “The City” and is made in Rwanda by rural women artisans. One hundred percent of the wholesale profit goes back to Rwanda Community Works and The Urban Village.

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    Gap dip-dye scarf, $29.50; at Gap

    Complement a neutral-colored outfit with this lightweight, frayed-fringe scarf from the Gap. It comes in four colors: Majesty (shown), jewel sea, mission tan and rosamunde.

    Old Navy two-tone scarf, $12.50; at Old Navy

    Who said fashion has to cost a lot? Not Old Navy, whose affordable two-tone scarf is one of our favorite pieces of the season.

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