Today on Better.tv, we’re showing off our favorite winter accessories trends: fingerless gloves, infinity scarves, and the now-ubiquitous faux fur. (Hi Rachel Zoe!) Best of all: all the items you see here are under $150.

Also: Find even more faux fur, infinity scarves and fingerless gloves in our hand-picked shopping guides.

Faux Fur

Faux fur is showing up on everything from vests to hats to shoes this season. We love the luxurious look of this faux mink wrap ($40 – and from Target!) for pairing with holiday party dresses or even jeans and a tee – it’s more versatile than you’d think. This vest ($150) from Stefani Greenfield’s stellar HSN line is also a cold-weather workhorse.

If you’d prefer your faux fur in small doses, try a fluffy hat ($15), or these cool socks ($39) that can freshen up the look of your boots with the fur cuff that peeks out the top.

Infinity Scarves

This of-the-moment scarf shape makes getting that effortlessly chic loop totally simple – just throw it over your head. Echo’s chunky single-loop scarf ($45) is the simplest – it sits around your neck like a cowl-y collar. Wear Roxy’s Glow Infinity Scarf ($28) or Echo’s triangle pattern scarf ($35) the same way, or double-loop them for a cozier fit.

Fingerless Gloves

Since we’re all tied to our Smartphones these days, fingerless gloves make communicating on the go a breeze: fingers are free to type and text. Free People’s Doubs gloves ($28) have adorable metal buttons, and Mossimo for Target’s pair ($11) is extra long for extra warmth.

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Anna Sheffield’s jewelry collection officially hit Target this weekend, but I’m calling it a miss for the bulls-eye brand. Prices for the vintage-goes-modern collection start at $19.99 and range up to $79.99, with most prices falling under $40. Sounds great, right? Well, being easy on the wallet apparently means that few of the mixed metal and stone pieces actually look expensive.

Most appear flimsy and cheap. But it’s not a total bust as there were a couple standouts…

These Cubic Zirconia Dangle Earrings ($20) are a whimsical spin on the usual stud style.

Mixed metals look vintage rather than low-budget in the Ornate Multi Chain Necklace ($70).

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Though I’m fully obsessed with scarves, I’ve always been bad at making mine look just right.  Thankfully, this fall’s tie-free infinity scarves solve this very problem. From chunky knits to looser cottons, these pullover or loop-around scarves create the warm, layered looks I love without any skill involved whatsoever.

1. This knit option from Shopbop ($68) works almost like a muff, but effortlessly creates a chunky wrap-around look .

2. For a festive look, simply loop Echo’s Sparkle Infinity Ring Scarf ($48) around your neck a few times. This lightly metallic option is ideal for adding a little kick to simple skinny jeans or leggings-based outfit.

3. A little lighter and very fashion forward, this Bebe Jersey Chain infinity scarf ($49) is a perfect go-to for spring and fall.

Peruse our celebrity scarves guide for more options to wear with a new leather jacket or trench for fall.

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The Rachel Zoe Project is back, and, you guys, Rachel isn’t dying from anything. With T-minus five days until the Golden Globes, her fabulous world is going bananas. In a bad way.

Tasked with dressing a whole slew of stars, Rachel et al were at each other’s couture-clad throats from the get-go.  Rachel got under Taylor’s skin by making sideways remarks about Taylor’s less-than-sample-size-worthy figure. Looks like there’s a war of Devil Wears Prada proportions brewing between the stylist and her protégé already.

But last night was really all about the red carpet finery. Rachel and her crew hit definite home runs with Eva Mendes’ white strapless Dior set off by the most gorgeous vintage turquoise bib necklace from Van Cleef . You can get a similar sparkler (sans security detail) at Banana Republic for $160.

And we were really on pins and needles waiting to see if Rachel’s plot to slash a sleeve from Karl Lagerfeld’s one-of-a-kind Chanel gown would pay off. In the end, the mega-designer agreed to Rachel’s alteration and Cameron Diaz ended up picking the look for her walk down the red carpet. Nicole Miller makes a hot pink asymmetrical dress ($140) you don’t have to break out the seam ripper to improve “for the American general public.”

Check out our faves from The Zoe Report, and browse our celeb jewelry and dresses guides for your own Zoe moment.

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Finally, a break from the standard summer chick flick. Julie & Julia opened this weekend, and it was great to see a non-ridiculous movie with good acting and some serious old school style.

I’m not even going to talk about the “Julie” parts of the movie with Amy Adams because her character was irritating and her clothes were uniformly frumpy. Meryl Streep’s “Julia,” aka Julia Child, is a different story. Meryl-as-Julia was the embodiment of everyday elegance, as seen in two trends that we can still wear today.

1. Pearls were Julia Child’s signature necklace, and they can be yours too. Cop her style directly with a simple, single strand ($98), or give the look a modern twist ($48).

2. High waisted skirts with skinny belts were a wardrobe go-to for this flick. Ann Taylor Loft obviously got the memo, but their pencil skirt/belt combo is a little too monochromatic. Spice it  up with a different colored belt instead.

Read our sartorial reviews of this summer’s other hot films, including the ridiculously chic documentary, The September Issue.

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Kelly Bensimon has quite the eclectic resume: she was formerly the Elle Accessories Editor-In-Chief, thousands of viewers watched her as alleged abusive girlfriend on The Real Housewives of New York City, and now she is set to launch a new jewelry line, Kelly, soon to be available at Intermix stores and on intermixonline.com. The highlight of Bensimon’s reasonably priced (we know what you’re thinking, yeah right, at Intermix?) collection is said to be her distinctive Navaho & Snake inspired jewelry.

Sounds good, but if you’ve learned anything from tuning in to the shameless Housewives series, it’s that these ladies don’t go anywhere that drama doesn’t follow. Bensimon is currently being sued by an ex-Elle colleague for purportedly using their mutual idea for an Owl pin in her line dishonestly. Supposedly, the two women hatched a plan to mass manufacture replicas of a vintage pin and sell it for $325. Now, Bensimon’s former partner is claiming that she was cut out of the deal and that the Housewife is passing the idea off as her own. Whether or not there’s validity to any of this remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure -  we can’t wait to check out the brooch that’s stirring up so much controversy.

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TheOutnet tops our list for discounted haute designer wear, and when they have a temporary “flash sale,” we’re all over the site.

Studded, buckled, and white – this clutch from Be & D ($74 from $495) is bound to be one of the most useful fashionable  bags we’ll ever tote around.

Five-dollar pashmina from the guy with a card table set up on the sidewalk is nice – and so is a really lovely, really luxe scarf like this one from Matthew Williamson ($162 from $650).

Just look at that clasp – there’s nothing like a pretty pendant necklace that you find cheap yet looks expensive ($101 from $406).

If you’re on the hunt for more inexpensive accessories, be sure to check out our picks for cheap jewelry, celebrity jewelry (we’ve got some cheap options in there, too) and good jewelry from a mall store.

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As I reported a few weeks ago after seeing The September Issue (yes, random, I was lucky, etc.), the Vogue doc definitely warrants the hype. And now that the official trailer has surfaced, everyone can catch a glimpse of our favorite fur-clad, iron-bobbed editor in her prime.

So mark down August 28th (for New Yorkers) and September 11th (for those who don’t live in Anna’s city) in your calendars and make sure to check out our fashion picks from The September Issue. Hint: The ice queen has a penchant for eye-catching necklaces. And is not afraid to wear them more than once.

We’ll have additional news on The September Issue fashion shortly. In
the meantime, see our guide to everything on the documentary.

See our sartorial reviews of The Proposal and 500 Days of Summer, and stay tuned for our take on this weekend’s Julie & Julia.

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