They come in all different colors, patterns, and sizes, but scarves have two things in common: They keep your neck warm and look cute while doing it. Your Fab Finds this week show that you're as obsessed as I am — my scarf collection is definitely a force to be reckoned with!

The Fab Finder of the week is luvucharlotte, who found this eyecatching sequined scarf. Every week the Fab Finder I announce Monday morning will receive either a TeamSugar or FabSugar baby tee shirt. I thoroughly enjoy perusing your Fab Finds every week, so dare to be a Fab Finding trendsetter and you just might win a Sugar tee!

(L-R)
• Kate Moss for Topshop Antique Sequin Scarf, found by luvucharlotte.
• Forever 21 Checker Plaid Scarf, found by ThePerfectScore.
• J.Crew Lightweight Cashmere Scarf, found by ehaizlip.
• Gap Bias-striped scarf, found by alillee.
• Charter Club Chenille Pencil-Stripe Scarf, found by glam sugar.
• Delia's Plaid Scarf, found by ThePerfectScore.
• La Marelle Scarf, found by emalove.
• Love Quotes Scarves, found by jen22.

The differences between a juicy red patent handbag and a super slick black bag are three-fold.

1. Black is mysterious; red is in-your-face.
2. Black is sophisticated. Red patent bags can teeter between sophisticated and déclassé. I prefer darker hues; when the red is too bright it's too much.
3. Black is safe(er). A red patent bag is for the super confident woman. Are you ready for one?

Speaking of confidence. The red metallic Bottega below is beyond patent. I can't decide if it's sophisticated or déclassé. You tell me. Never, have I seen a bolder Bottega.

Cute puff-sleeve sweaters, chic croc-embossed satchels, and clingy silk dresses are just a few of the Fab pickins over at Banana Republic's newly marked-down sale.

I have to give a shout-out to this Banana Republic Silk animal-print top ($30, originally $58) because it already hangs in my closet! I love the vivid colors and the animal print — perfect to carry me well into Spring with that artsy trend that's surfacing.

White coats are snowballing as the latest outerwear trend. They're bold, cozy, and the best foray into the season without actually having to freeze. That said, there's a right and wrong way to bundle up in them . . . the proof is in these examples of Kate Moss and Eva Longoria.

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Everyone from Gap to Target to H&M have recruited major designers to create less expensive lines for their brand, so what's stopping Lord & Taylor? Nothing. The department store tapped Tuleh (left) designer Bryan Bradley to create an exclusive line called Bryan by Bryan Bradley in April and the feminine and affordable pieces have already hit stores.

Cynthia Steffe and Charles Nolan are also part of the Lord & Taylor family; Cynthia is designing for the accessories department, while Charles offers affordable and chic clothes. Rumor also has it that the next designer collaboration may be with Peter Som. Fingers and toes crossed.

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