Mousseline scarf

artemisa

artemisa

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Apr 29, 2006
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#1
Hi,
I just got a mousseline scarf as a present. It's not Hermes, it's actually Chanel but I thought this is the forum with more scarf experts so I'd love some help here.

How do you wear mousseline scarves? I tried actually the typical ways shown in the Playtime with your scarf book, but I found that most of them don't look so good as the pattern doesn't look ok if you fold the scarf many times.

I'm pretty sad I can't return it and DH bought it for me, he was really happy to get me a nice scarf and I'd love to wear it a lot but I just can't figure how to make it look nice!
Can you please help?
 
#3
i saw a pochette mousseline scarf at the store today, i think i'm going to get it afterall.

is the mousseline scarf more fragile than the regular silk scarf?
 
#4
I bought a H Paddock scarf yesterday at NM (a green one and I love it!), and last night spent forever folding it all different ways that are in the H booklet the SA gave me on how to fold your scarves. I think I finally got the hang of it. ~phew~
 
#5
Oh Donna! said:
I bought a H Paddock scarf yesterday at NM (a green one and I love it!), and last night spent forever folding it all different ways that are in the H booklet the SA gave me on how to fold your scarves. I think I finally got the hang of it. ~phew~
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Oh Donna! What a lovely scarf in your avitar. I love the green.
 
#6
donna,

ooh, that's nice. :smile: would love to see the mousseline version of the paddock print in real life.

i haven't seen many mousseline scarf in pochette size, looks like they have more selection in the US (as do most things) :smile:
 
#8
I love mousselines, actually better than the twill counterparts. They are less bulky and the regular sized ones work beautifully inside a dress shirt collar. I always find the regular twill too big for that purpose.

My favourite are the bigger ones 50"x50" that can hang loose. I also love the rectangular long ones, yes they do make them, although very few. They look stunning with a loose drapey top (eskanda comes to mind).
 
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