A scarf that never ends

Arianna Collier, Photo & Design • Dec 17, 2012

I don’t know about you, but I personally love to wear scarves. They can dress an outfit up, and they can dress it down. Especially in the winter, they keep you quite warm in the cold weather.

The newest trend when it comes to scarves is the infinity scarves. This loopy style can be worn as a hood, in a single loop around your neck, or around your neck two times to add extra warmth and a more bulky look.

These scarves can be really simple if you want, or they can be worn on a daily basis without overpowering anything you wear. One of the advantages about these scarves is that you don’t have to have a specific body type in order to wear it and you don’t have to learn how to tie any types of “fancy” knots.

Infinity scarves keep you warm for the winter and are a good investment. Spice up your wardrobe with this new accessory!

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Arianna Collier, Photo & Design

Arianna Collier is a first year Journalism student. She is a seventeen-year-old senior at Normal Community High School. Her current role for the Inkspot is taking and editing photos. Along with taking pictures, Arianna also likes to sing. She did competitive gymnastics for 8 years, and now is now a varsity cheerleader. Being apart of the Inkspot is a good end to her senior year of high school.