The temperature has droped. Time to bring out the winter scarves. A scarf can accent the look of an outfit giving it a styliesh flair that is only you. Take your outfit in a different direction. Choose the fabric, color and style that will set you apart.

Check out these scarf styles for Winter 2006.

Striped Scarf
A cool winter fashion trend are striped scarves. They're a sweet way to add a splashes of color to a plain colored coat, or to compliment a fun colorful outfit.

Fleece Scarf
What's more winter than fleece? Warm and cozy, fleece has a great feel to it. Try your fleece scarf with a puffy ski jacket.

Crochet Scarf
A favorite of many, the crochet scarf usually is so long that it can be made thick or thin to make it warmer or cooler.

Angora Scarf
Angora is fuzzy, warm and is a staple of any winter wardrobe. An inexpensive option to cashmere, the angora scarf will add luxury to your favorite t-shirt or jeans.

Silk Scarf
A silk scarf isn't very warm in the winter, but is a great fall and winter fashion trend. Silk really has an air of sophistication, while being fun and spunky if worn tied onto a handbag, on your arm, or wrist.

Cashmere Scarf
Cashmere is a beautiful fabric. Cashmere scarves are cozy and something that will match anything from a ski jacket to a pea coat. Kenneth Cole makes beautiful cashmere scarves.

Graphic Scarf
If you want something a little more fun than a solid color, there are many funky and interesting graphic scarves with wild graphics.

Design Scarf
Some fashion designers have such a well known pattern or logo that their fabrics and prints are instantly recognized. Louis Vuitton, Dior and Versace scarves lets everyone know that you appreciate luxury.

Animal Print Scarf
For the wild at heart, a fun animal print is a stylish way to be trendy in winter 2006/2007. Cheetah prints look fantastic with black jackets.

Fur Scarf
Fur is a must have for winter 2006/2007. Fur is chic and stylish, but killing animals strictly for their pelts is not in style. Buy faux fur instead.