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    Stars Keep Warm With Navajo Print Blanket Scarves

    Heidi Klum rocks her new scarf. Splash NewsHeidi Klum rocks her new scarf. Splash NewsMegan Fox tries the trend too. Whittle/Splash NewsMegan Fox tries the trend too. Whittle/Splash News

    As the weather cools down, the scarves come out … even in Los Angeles. (Hey, it gets chilly here, too!) And this season, celebs are sporting a bold new trend when it comes to the ubiquitous neck warmer -- the Navajo print. The bright and bold patterns, which have been showing up on everything from dresses to purses over the past year, are now being showcased on blanket scarves being worn by the likes of A-listers Heidi Klum, Jessica Alba, and Megan Fox.

    All three were recently spotted out and about wearing the same Theordora & Callum blanket scarf, which showcases shapes and patterns in various colors. The scarf, made of 100% viscose, doesn't come cheap, retailing for $175. But never fear, bargain hunters! Less expensive Navajo print scarves are also on the market by designers including Steve Madden and Free People.

    Will you be showing off this Southwest-inspired style this season?

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    61 comments

    • Kayla  •  4 months ago
      FASHION POLICE:UPDATE ON STYLE TIPS. i really do love this scarf, its very appropriate for any type of occasion. Try bright colors with a solid color shirt and cute cutoffs or jeans.
    • Niki Garcia  •  5 months ago
      love it makes a statement
    • Waniekie Williams  •  5 months ago
      i love the prints its so different
    • amber  •  5 months ago
      I love it.. the patterns are gorgeous
    • shawnna  •  6 months ago
      I'm Navajo does that mean that I am fashionable this season??? And no I won't protest rich white woman wearing anything "Navajo" this season. I just think its funny they're willing to pay that much for something that I see everyday here on the rez.
      • Debra 6 months ago
        then put them on ebay and make yourself some dough ! There's not a huge demand for Fry Bread these days.
    • Justy  •  6 months ago
      guess I was styling before both of them or hollywood. been wearing Navajo prints for a few years around my neck.. They wear it and it's called style. Hum..
    • ashley  •  6 months ago
      Why don't celebrities go to the source and buy REAL Navajo authentically made jewelry and scarves? Instead of buying it from those rich snobs, trying to copy our designs and culture? I live in the capital of Navajoland and believe me, our products look soooo much better than the stuff their wearing!!!!
      • layse 6 months ago
        you got a website I could look at? I'm not a famous star, but I'd buy your stuff.
      • Sharelle 6 months ago
        window rock?
      • compassion 6 months ago
        It's not called "copying"- it's called being inspired. Culture is to be shared. And when a culture is shunned from hollywood, then it's a problem. If it's embraced, then it's a problem. Stop! It's great that there is better quality stuff; I would love to check that out. But, stop with the stealing stuff. I have my own culture too, and would be delighted to have my culture inspire others.
    • Solitaire  •  6 months ago
      It's fun how Heidi combined her patriotic nautical dress with her fun Navajo scarf for a look reminiscent of baby puke.
    • Carol  •  6 months ago
      Perhaps Kate Hudson and Kirsten Stewart could do a 'great cover-up' with this Navajo Look over the neckline and bust line, too! J-Lo would look wonderfully well in it in Vegas on Stage.
    • Carol  •  6 months ago
      Jessica Alba would wear it much better, I'm sure since she has the svelte figure and the classical beauty, hairstyle and face! She would do this Navajo look very well...
    • Ribz  •  6 months ago
      Got news for you Shawnna ... They don't wear that kind of crap on the Rez.
      • Martha 6 months ago
        Not the $175 vicose kind, I bet.
      • Debra 6 months ago
        b'cause they traded it for some booze on a Sun.
      • Teachergirl 6 months ago
        Debra...really? Is that what I do??? Do you know me????
    • rozy  •  6 months ago
      p.s. omg $175?!
    • rozy  •  6 months ago
      Coming from Navajoland, I look at the scarves and i can tell it's not 'genuine' Navajo made. there are the chevrons, diamond shape designs but it's just another passing phase to people in fashion.. next week it'll be something else. You don't have to buy genuine or anything like that. You can incorporate those designs and call it "native-inspired" probably and not get into a heated legal debate over it or offend anybody in the process. People that live here or collectors can see the difference between something made in China and something made by an actual Native American. There's a tremendous difference in pricing as well. Something made in China is cheaper, and depending on where or who you're buying it from the real stuff can be pricey. And if it's made by a non-Native famous fashion designer, is definitely going to cost more than the genuine stuff. Just my opinion.
    • Jules  •  6 months ago
      Megan gained a tiny bit of weight. She looks great, she did before too!
    • Teachergirl  •  6 months ago
      Just come to the Rez and you can get your scarf for much cheaper. Don't let Theordora & Callum, Steve Madden and Free People get the money. Buy direct from the artist.
    • Big Bird  •  6 months ago
      Shawnna, your Navajo beauty and culture make you a fashion goddess. These scarfs were probably made in china, because they are so familiar with the traditions/meanings behind the colors and patterns.
    • COCO  •  6 months ago
      everything else is exposed....,but thank God they are keeping their necks warm !!! Heaven for fend they feel the cold......
    • NYbagle  •  6 months ago
      Never liked that kind of print...it is bold and colorful, but do not find it a fashionable look.
    • regular ndn  •  6 months ago
      Ah-h-h-...according to National Congress of American Indians, no wears , prints, etc. etc., can not be called or labeled "Navajo" due to restrictive rights to the Navajo Nation who have copyrights to "NAVAJO".
    • Pez  •  6 months ago
      Navajo more like HollywoodHoes.