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Sell-out viral M&S scarf costing £19.50 is so popular it has fashionistas stripping mannequins for the last in store
It comes in three colours, but is currently sold out in all but one online
IT makes the perfect Christmas gift - even if you're just buying it as a present for yourself.
And M&S' new viral scarf has also had the stamp of approval from fashion fans, many of whom are racing to the store in a bid to get their hands on the £19.50 accessory.
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Shez took to TikTok to share a of herself wearing the Whipstitch Scarf - kicking off in the white one, before modelling the black one.
The scarf is the perfect oversized fit, and even features two little pockets on it that you can pop your hands in when it's nippy outside.
"Run, don't walk to M&S!" she wrote over the top of the video.
She then added: "I literally grabbed the two last scarves off the mannequin!"
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"Viral M&S scarfs," Shez wrote in the video caption.
"Couldn't decide what colour so bought them both!"
"These are gorgeous," one person commented on the video
"Tesco have their version of the cream one for £12 plus 25% off but quality didn’t look great."
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"Damn!" another raved.
As a third asked: "How much?"
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"£19.50!" Shez replied, clearly thrilled with her purchases.
And it seems the scarves have been equally popular online too, as both the white and the camel mix options are out of stock - with only the black mix currently available to buy.
But the positive reviews of the product kept on coming as customers weighed in on their buys on the
"Lovely scarf, super soft and not itchy," one wrote.
"Looks very cute on goes with everything.
"Love the little pockets to keep your hands warm!"
Christmas Fashion Tips from an Expert
CLEMMIE Fieldsend, Fashion Editor at Fabulous, has shared her top tips for looking fabulous this Christmas.
AVOID: Christmas jumpers
No longer a novelty gag, they’re now gone back to being naff and have no place at a festive party.
By all means, go all in for Christmas Jumper Day for Save The Children, but never wear it before or after that day.
WEAR: Burgundy
You can’t escape burgundy at this time of year and it's a luxury, deep and rich colour that is a welcome break from Santa-red at Christmas.
Opt for silky textures or velvet for extra style points.
AVOID: PJs
The trend of feather trimmed co-ords has had its day and is so dated.
Don’t pull out your hair plucked pair this year, and don’t get a new set, instead still go for the satin two-piece but just steer clear of the plumes.
WEAR: Sequin Dress
Try to switch up sequins slightly by wearing them with a different texture or colour, eg a sequin skirt with a sleek knit.
But when you’re really stuck on what to wear reach for the sequins, it is Christmas after all.
AVOID: Sequin blazer
Nothing worse than showing up to a festive do looking like the hired entertainment.
Leave the sequin blazer to magicians and Strictly judges, instead always reach for a classic tux style or velvet.
WEAR: Bling trousers
Last party season embellished jeans with diamante bling had a moment, and this year they’re going to be as much of a hit.
If you don’t want gemstones pinging off wherever you go then try metallic, PU trousers.
"Looks super stylish on and keeps you very warm," another gushed.
As a third said: "I ordered camel to match a coat and they look perfect together.
"It's soft, perfectly oversized and the pockets are great for extra warmth."
"Fantastic winter wrap scarf just as advertised, the pockets are a nice touch!"; someone else praised.
"Fab colours , cosy and a great asset to my wardrobe," another wrote.
"Gorgeous soft scarf. I love the colour and the cute pockets," someone else commented.
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"Can't wait to wear it as an extra layer. Really stylish!"
"Stylish warm blanket scarf, love the pockets and stitching, and the texture is soft, thick and so cosy," another wrote, adding that the white they purchased "looks so expensive on".
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