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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2024 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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Ha! I remember sitting at Pizza Hut playing them in the old sit down style arcade. I feel so old now! Love your SSQ!
Beautiful!
Gorgeous on you!
Yes! So springy and cheerful.
Thank you Jereni!
Thank you LKB!"I’m old but I listen"-- this cracked me up @textilegirl. Ditto. Love your CSGM, too. Why is it still so cold? On Cape Cod Bay we had cold winds and mid-forties...
This scarf is the perfect rendition of a sunrise @Cookiefiend! I don't sleep on flights either...but it makes for some wonderful quiet moments of delight up there amid the "tumult of the clouds"...
Congratulations @Awillow-- what a lovely and unusual color-- it suits you perfectly!
Thank you @Cookiefiend! I like the contrast between the serene colorway and the wackiness of the scene!
Thank you @Spencer007-- I think you are referring to Eleftheria by Elias Kafouros, a 140 GS. It is beautiful in the brushwork and very impressionistic in style!
So nice to see her back and on your neck as beautiful as ever @Jereni!
Cutie Patootie @Redbirdhermes-- looks like you are both having a great tme...
This cw is wonderful on you @bunnycat!
Twins @piperdog-- this ties like a dream and so versatile...
The shawl is stunning @Lellabelle but so is this beautiful mod shot and your magnificent hair!
Thank you @CedarWaxWing -- I know we are often drawn to the same designs and colors! My only hard and fast rule for this one was the cat had to be black...
For @CedarWaxWing and wth thanks to @mktlim for the flat photo of her wonderful cw, I am sharing a link to my post of last September which includes some more info about this compelling design and a link to some really cool TPF detective work which resulted n a positive identification of the Henry Smith, Sailor, who is the subtitle of "Marine Naïve." I fell down that rabbit hole and found the whole story fascinating! (post #13535)
Scarves - Scarf of The Day 2023- Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
Thank you all for your patience, willingness to explore this theme, and beautiful scarves! I'm finally looking at how scarves can transform with different ties, and this was hard for me! I realized that most of my scarves tend to be very single-themed/colored, so they don't change much in...forum.purseblog.com
I hope I made no mistakes, as I am on my phone again this evening.
Oh my!! I’m having so much fun here reading all the posts and looking at beautiful scarves that last night I couldn’t fall asleep for hours, cause I was so so happy and ‘scarf high’ 🤪🤪🤪🤣🤣🤣thinking about everyone’s scarves, colors and patterns!
I’m still learning how to reply to many in one post, so I’m not posting too much.
But here are my music scarves for today's post:
W.A Mozart scarf and 3 different cw’s of Carnival! I had to have them all. 😇🤣I bought yellow border one in Paris a year ago, then pink at the duty free months later and black border / blue Im wearing today in SF boutique, because I’m so pretty 😻. Oh my! I’m so high on this beauty! They make me so happy.
Happy scarf time , dear ladies 🥰🙌
I’m still learning how to reply to many in one post, so I’m not posting too much.
But here are my music scarves for today's post:
W.A Mozart scarf and 3 different cw’s of Carnival! I had to have them all. 😇🤣I bought yellow border one in Paris a year ago, then pink at the duty free months later and black border / blue Im wearing today in SF boutique, because I’m so pretty 😻. Oh my! I’m so high on this beauty! They make me so happy.
Happy scarf time , dear ladies 🥰🙌
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It’s beautiful with your top and we’re twins. Thank you also for your kind words.
Simon & Garfunkel’s Scarborough Fair with Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme.
And every song or melody has a key. Les clés bandana.
Meanwhile, it’s still waaay too chilly for almost May so I’m somewhat bundled up in my L’Ombrelle Magique CSGM. The Hollies’ Bus Stop
And for the younger scarfies, I would have posted Rihanna’s Umbrella but it’s not one of my favorites of hers; just sayin’, I’m old but I listen
Such great colors in L’ombrelle and excellent song association.
Thank you, dear @Croisette7
Would you consider the pink? If I remember you have the beautiful black and natural cw.
Thank you. I love this timeless song, too.this is SO pretty on you and a most excellent music choice!
Thank you sweetheart - it is s lovely design!
ooooo - how I love this song! My favorite version is the Peter, Paul, and Mary.
this is stunning on you Maedi!
Wow!!! So beautiful!
Oh dear.... I LOL'ed! I love it! I can't wait to see what else you think of!
how beautiful - what lovely colors!
aaahhhhhh.... the peacefulness of these colors...
Beautiful!
and - ahem - I had that LP...
(still love the song!)
Gorgeous Jereni! Scarf and stack are perfect colors!
Good morning!
What a wonderful week of gorgeous scarves worn and brilliant musical connections made.
Today not a particular melody or neither a pun from me but a reflection on the existence of musique and poetry at large.
From Danish author Hans Chr Andersen’s story “The Phoenix Bird” from 1850 (English translation by Jean Hersholt) :
“Phoenix bird! Don't you know him? The bird of paradise, the holy swan of song? He sat on the car of Thespis, like a chattering raven, flapping his black gutter-stained wings; the swan's red, sounding beak swept over the singing harp of Iceland; he sat on Shakespeare's shoulder, disguised as Odin's raven, and whispered, "Immortality!" into his ear; and at the minstrels' feast he fluttered through the halls of the Wartburg.
Phoenix bird! Don't you know him? He sang theMarseillaise to you, and you kissed the feather that fell from his wing; he came in the glory of paradise, and perhaps you turned away from him toward the sparrow that sat with gold tinsel on its wings.” (Read the rest on https://andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/ThePhoenixBird.html)
So now, with the weekend rising from the fuming ashes of the week I wear my Mythiques Phoenix as sotd
Wish you all a soaring weekend!
What a wonderful week of gorgeous scarves worn and brilliant musical connections made.
Today not a particular melody or neither a pun from me but a reflection on the existence of musique and poetry at large.
From Danish author Hans Chr Andersen’s story “The Phoenix Bird” from 1850 (English translation by Jean Hersholt) :
“Phoenix bird! Don't you know him? The bird of paradise, the holy swan of song? He sat on the car of Thespis, like a chattering raven, flapping his black gutter-stained wings; the swan's red, sounding beak swept over the singing harp of Iceland; he sat on Shakespeare's shoulder, disguised as Odin's raven, and whispered, "Immortality!" into his ear; and at the minstrels' feast he fluttered through the halls of the Wartburg.
Phoenix bird! Don't you know him? He sang theMarseillaise to you, and you kissed the feather that fell from his wing; he came in the glory of paradise, and perhaps you turned away from him toward the sparrow that sat with gold tinsel on its wings.” (Read the rest on https://andersen.sdu.dk/vaerk/hersholt/ThePhoenixBird.html)
So now, with the weekend rising from the fuming ashes of the week I wear my Mythiques Phoenix as sotd
Wish you all a soaring weekend!
Perfect styled, as always Locquaciousloc! I have many glasses, but I think you beat me!
I actually had a planned visit to the boutique yesterday and in a moment of near instant enabling (that never happens here, right?!
) went straight for it at the scarf counter! Had it looked as lovely on me as it does on you we would be twins. Alas, the Gods had other plans and I’m back in the naughty corner where I’m so often found. Apparently I never learn (or it’s the aerosolized crack).