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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The snood, not to be confused with the ever-popular infinity scarf, is the latest in chic outwear. The best part of this British-inspired trend? You can pull your snood up over your head for extra warmth and a bit of a Babushka look. After all, who doesn’t love a Babushka in skinny jeans and over the knee boots? Check out our top five snoods for a stylish winter.

In a cool rendition of an argyle print, this wool-cashmere blend Burberry snood ($325) is all luxury.

For a casual knit that’ll keep your neck and head fashionably warm this winter, choose American Eagle’s circular scarf ($29.50) in white, gray or navy.

With a festive winter pattern and oversized shape, Aubin & Wills’ cashmere design ($195) is a cozy addition to your favorite coat.

Delicate open knit styling makes this pretty snood ($34) perfect with slinkier dresses and slimmer pants.

Not satisfied with our scarf selection? You can knit one yourself with the fine (ethically sourced) Peruvian wool that comes in this handy snood kit. And for those of you who are needle and thread challenged, stick with our guides to heavy scarves and hats.

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Amelia: Hilary Swank plays the aviatrix with a wanderlust and joie de vivre.  Her impeccable style was sensible and comfortable, yet refined. And Earheart’s signature pilot scarves were practically ubiquitous, serving as a counterpoint to her otherwise masculine sensibilities. This Aquascutum chiffon checked scarf fits the bill, and complements both a sweater or a cropped leather jacket.

As she set new flying records, raised the bar for other female pilots, and captivated American society, she never forgot her Kansas roots. Amelia lived in a world of men, and mostly dressed the part. Trousers, collared shirts, and of course, the bomber jacket–every pilot’s essential. The Doma Leather Bomber Jacket is a contemporary version of the original.

Earhart met with accolades wherever she went. She also had to make nearly constant public appearances to finance flights.  It’s hard to find a lot of 1930s-style hats that aren’t vintage, but this Feather Detail Cloche is a good choice. The nearly brimless style is feminine, and the felt-wool will keep your head warm during chilly receptions.

Overall: Movie: B-  /  Costuming: A

Since Amelia’s style is the clear winner, cop more of her look with the best leather jackets, hats, and celebrity scarves.

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This fall, the scarf has definitely replaced summer’s statement necklace as the “it” accessory. We’re jumping on the bandwagon, especially since keeping your neck warm and toasty is a surefire way to avoid catching cold this season. Check out these lovely deals on luxurious cashmere styles at Bluefly.

A standard, cashmere cable knit scarf in an all-purpose shade will last you a lifetime (literally). Wrap this cozy Portolano design ($43 from $105) around your neck this winter and throw on a cape coat for easy, functional elegance.

Printed scarves are a simple way to add a little extra something to any outfit; wear this style from Kashmere ($96 from $198) to cover up at the office or to doll up your jeans and tank this Friday night.

We’re not quite ready for ripped leggings and the like, but we can certainly appreciate a delicate shredded scarf ($176 from $310). From Christopher Fischer, this one’s long and luxurious, so it can be wrapped multiple times.

For more fall and winter wear, try our guides for the best in hats, celebrity scarves, and of course, more cashmere.

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Weird though it may be, we actually think this scarf and gloves combo by eccentric designer, Peter Jensen, is sort of genius. Think about it – it keeps your neck covered and your hands warm, and you’ll never lose a glove. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Jensen’s work, he’s known for his oddball creativity; his collections have featured imitations of Greenland’s traditional clothing, handbags shaped like huge watermelons, and most recently, perhaps in a nod to Mary Kate and Ashley’s fashion forward headgear, bunny ear sunglasses.

I think Jensen may have stolen that bag from my mom at the beach circa 1990, but if it puts you in the mood to prep for next summer now, we prefer fruit tones to actual fruit on our handbags. Try this slightly more elegant Tory Burch tote, and for somewhat more wearable statement headgear, take a look at Marc Jacobs’ giant “Runway” bow headband.

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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.

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We love the beginning of autumn, when it’s too cool to sweat and too warm to wear a jacket.  That’s why keeping the scarf you’ve been wearing on chillier summer nights is always a good idea.  You don’t really want to break out a sweater just yet.

Start with a lighter-colored cotton scarf in plaid – appropriate for fall yet not too wintery.  We like updating the scarf from summer to autumn with booties and slim dark denim, and then adding a white henley.  (A couple of the shirt’s top buttons can be unfastened, so the scarf can sit both on and inside the henley.)  Add a long-strap shoulder bag in a warm fall color, a metallic leather wrap bracelet, and pretty earrings that don’t dangle too much, and you’re good to go.

Banana Republic Cotton Plaid Scarf, $39.50

Eddie Bauer Organic Printed Henley, $39.50

AG The Stilt Skinny Jeans, $150

Rosegold Enid Grommet Strap Booties, $250

Marc by Marc Jacobs Bombay Shoulder Bag, $398

Guess Leather Wrap Bracelet, $25

J. Crew Heirloom Flora Earrings, $45

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Thanks to Net-a-Porter’s end of season sale, you can grab one of Pucci’s iconic patterned scarves starting at a very reasonable $70.

This scarf’s ($70, was $140) subdued color palette is well-suited to a springtime work outfit.

We’d take Net-a-Porter’s suggestion and wear the Allessandro scarf ($87.50, was $175) tied kerchief-style at the beach or pool.

This floral print scarf ($135, was $270) would look equally lovely in lieu of or in addition to a few delicate silver chains.

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