It's an easy, inexpensive and downright practical trend to follow. By dressing up the neck, you'll ward off the winter chill and look snazzy at the same time. And as a gift, neckwear is like a hug ...

Pamela Paquin, founder of Petite Mort Fur, sells items including a coyote neck muff ($1,500), a red fox wrap stole ($2,000) and racoon leg warmers ($2,000.) Some pieces are a tad less pricey, like ...

Pamela Paquin (pictured) uses roadkill - or 'accidental fur' as she calls it - to create neck muffs, leg warmers, hats and other high end products which sell from between $800 and $2,500.

Pamela Paquin is the founder of Petite Mort Fur, a high fashion company that uses U.S. roadkill to create neck wraps, leg warmers, hand muffs, and wool hats with fur pom-poms.

Anna Wintour, 59, editor-in-chief of the US edition of fashion bible Vogue, turned more than a few heads today at Buckingham Palace with what some would say was an unethical choice of neckwear.

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A soft faux-fur cover also makes it gentle against the skin. A description of the item reads: "Cosy up this winter with a soft microwavable Kirkton House Neck Wrap, ideal for use on the neck and ...

Kors' forte has always been relaxed sportswear—and his opening look, a distressed canvas jean, plaid shirtdress and reversible coyote fur, announced that this was to be a particularly pared-down ...