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Wardrobe | Fab Under $50 - Hats, gloves and scarves (LIN Media/Twinkle VanWinkle)

Wardrobe | Fab Under $50 - Hats, gloves and scarves (LIN Media/Twinkle VanWinkle)

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Wardrobe | Fab under $50 - Wrap up!

Updated: Tuesday, 04 Dec 2012, 8:45 AM CST
Published : Tuesday, 04 Dec 2012, 8:45 AM CST

Wrap up and keep warm this winter while looking cool. Try these hats, gloves and scarves on for size that can give your style some swagger, yet keep your wallet in check.

Keep it under your hat

Guys, heads up. These three choices will clearly keep fashion on the front end.

The trapper keeps those ears toasty and can add a dash of edge to any outfit.

Faux-fur lined trapper hat - Banana Republic $49.50

Fab Under $50

The dapper twill cap is perfect business-casual as well as full-on casual. It’s flexible enough to march that thin line between punk and proper.

Hooligan Cap - Brixton $25.46

Fab Under $50

Everyone needs a good knit cap, especially when the air turns chilly and the wind gets frisky. It’s a perfect opportunity purchase something handcrafted, too.

Knit Cap - AutumnAndAmber $28.00

Fab Under $50

Wrap it up – I’ll take it

Let’s talk snoods. They’re perfect for winter, and anyone can look good wearing one. I’m sure you’re asking, however, “What is a snood?”

Well let’s not confuse a snood with a snood. Historically, the term snood referred to a type of European headgear that some women wore to cover their hair – much like a fancy hairnet. They were brought back to popularity and became quite fashionable in the 1940s and 1950s.

Fab Under $50

But that type of snood won’t keep in much heat. Instead, try the snood that’s knitted with wool, a tubular scarf that keeps your neck warm, and can even function as a hat. Comfy, carefree and cool.

Bobble Knitted Snood - Mango $44.99

Fab Under $50

Snoods can come in many styles and fit well with formal office outerwear and relaxed looks.

Traditional Fairisle Snood - $36.00

Fab Under $50
Hands off

Gloves can make or break you once it gets cold, but you don’t have to forfeit fashion just to keep those digits covered. From leather to cashmere, grab some gloves for looks, and stow some in your bag to keep in the warmth.

Cashmere Unisex Gloves - Marc Jacobs $35

Fab Under $50

Pixie Leather Gloves - BooHoo $30

Fab Under $50

Etsy: Handmade Knitted Gloves - GothicChameleon $27.00

Fab Under $50

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