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Small Business Owner 'Nearly Decapitated' After Getting Her Dupatta/Silk Scarf Tangled On Her Car

Laura Masia
By Laura MasiaPublished Aug 19, 20252 min read
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CONTENT WARNING: This article features graphic images.

 

An Adelaide-based small business owner has issued a stark warning to the girls who love to wear dupattas or silk scarves after almost being decapitated in a freak accident.

Eli Moulton, who owns a dress hire business, was wearing a gorgeous black silk dress and a matching silk scarf to an event. While she looked stunning in the trending ensemble, Eli revealed that she had a terrifying accident.

"Remove your neck scarves before entering or operating any heavy machinery,” she wrote in a warning on Instagram.

“Nearly decapitated myself getting the scarf tangled underneath the car on the way home.”

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In a Reel, Eli shared footage of "the dress that had me in a chokehold" before showing images of the injury she copped after the accident. And boy, they're a doozy.

In an update on IG Stories, the mother-of-two revealed that she was heading off to get the wound — which appears to be a painful friction burn from the silk scarf — medically dressed.

"Not even the Paris filter can help me," she quipped. "My spirits are still high. Thriving and surviving, etc."

The poor thing!!!! (Image: Eli Moulton / Instagram)

PEDESTRIAN.TV has reached out to Eli for comment, but in the meantime, please heed Eli's warning and, for the love of god, remove your dainty little scarves before getting close to cars or machinery.

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Laura Masia
By Laura MasiaEditor
Laura Masia is a Senior Reporter with PEDESTRIAN.TV. She's been working as a journalist for the last seven years across the Australian media landscape, working specifically in magazines before jumping ship to the digital world. Although Laura has an interest in all things celebrity, culture and the deep, nasty depths of the internet, she has a particular knack for celebrity interviews, junkets, podcasting and has become known for her ability to illicit a cheeky viral moment or two (helloooo zaddy!!!). Laura is the co-host of High Steaks — an entertainment podcast about the famous feuds, frenemies and falling outs you've forgotten about. Before PTV, Laura was a Senior Writer — and resident reality TV guru — with TV WEEK Magazine. She also spent a few years working for the bonkers but brilliant real life magazine Take 5. You can find her (looking v cute) on Instagram at @laurajmasia.

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