Originally Posted by Ladybaga
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These are TRUE BEAUTIES! Look at the detailing on the fur parkas! Your Illimieres de Paris always takes my breath away! For me, one of my most beautiful would have to be by the same designer of your Illimieres, Ballade de Heine. I've attached an ancient photo (2 years ago) of my scarf. This was the fifth scarf I bought for my collection. It has so many bright colors and each of the corners is different. Still haven't found another black scarf with this much color and detail. Great question, Sparklelisab! (I may change my favorite "most beautiful" as the days progress, but for now, it is BdH.)
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Ladybaga, Oh, yes, Ballade de Heine is a favorite of mine! I missed out on the black colorway version and am kicking myself in the tushy right now!
Originally Posted by sparklelisab
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I don't mean to be a hog Silkies but while I was admiring my silks, I took out Thalasa and paraded around the house. I already gushed about her a month ago when I bought her, but have not worn her out of the house. Thank you all for putting up with me.
First, there IS a boat of sorts--skiff or smack, maybe a cockleshell! But the boats are sooo special because in my perception, the ends of the boats are a combination: boat, whale tail and heart. What could be more rich? So here she is, again, on theme and never worn.
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sparklelisab, I love your perception! Both a fantastic scarf and a fantastic mind!
Originally Posted by frou frou
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Ballade de Heian What an intriguing name it is , can you enlighten us with the background story ? I totally adore the way it ties ! How many scarves really show so much of their essence when tied ?
OK many look lovely , but IMO the beauty lies within usually .
I would also love to see flat pictures of it please!
And if anyone feels like sharing their top 3 I'd be over the moon !
Meanwhile here are 2 of mine you may have seen here before ,Red Turandot
and Navy Kimonos et Inros Waves to Arabesques who rocks this one !
[Will take picture EL en K anon ]
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frou frou, Lovely scarves! I think we may be "twins" on the red Turandot too!
Originally Posted by sparklelisab
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I think we are all posting at once----silk galore!! Oh frou frou, now I see what all the hubbub is about Turandot. Dang, I'd like to find this. I guess we all would, huh? You dazzle in red. And our Arabesques does too, and Tango!
I think we can all actually wear a shade of red and work our POWER-SCARF!! Love it.
Lala: I like how you tied knots in your mousse and then wrapped...wow, I am such a newbie. I can't wait to try this! And I am interested to know your top three beauties....I know you have a Domes Celestes??? as does Tango, and this one haunts me!! It's not a story per se, but what beauty!!!
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Gosh, I'm not sure yet what my top 3 would be.... hmmmm.
Originally Posted by TangoTosca
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TangoTosca to the rescue! Ladybaga, I adore this scarf too. In fact, I just found the black/blue colorway, and it's heading this way! We'll be cousins 
From the FW 2009 Carre Stories booklet:
Ballade de Heian
Natsuno Hidaka
Composed with all the delicacy of harmonious music, the carre expresses the elegance of the Heian period (from the 8th to the 12th century), a fruitful period in Japan. Bordered by a traditional geometric design, the central tableau and the accompanying scenes pick up themes recurrent in Japanese prints: Mount Fuji in its clouds, travelers on horseback, in palanquins or in boats, accompanied by porters... Four medallions link the stylized flowers, patterns and typical fans found on kimonos. The abundance of cherry-trees, weeping willows, peonies and peach blossoms, recalls the refined settings of Japanese gardens.
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(Photo credits: eBay and Luxury-scarves.com for bottom pic)
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TangoTosca, I do love the stories that go along with the scarves. Thank you for sharing!
Originally Posted by nguyenp
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Unfortunately I have missed out the previous 2 weeks' theme! I've been busy!
This week I'm joining the Nautical scarves theme with my Pavois pochette! I'm using Maitai's method to tie this scarf!
Thanks for letting me share Scarfies!
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nguyenp, Pavois is a true classic and timeless!
Originally Posted by lily_lv
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Hello lovely silk lovers! I'm afraid I don't have anything that goes with this week's nautical them :( But anyways, this is what I'm wearing today... Persona with a jumbo scarf ring :)
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lily_lv, Beautiful, nonetheless. By the way, the jumbo scarf ring does resemble one of those circular life float found on boats! (There's your nautical theme!)
Originally Posted by essiedub
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HI sparkles
This is a great question! I took a not too long look at my quite limited collection and realized that I don't really have many that fall under "beautiful." hmmm not good
I tend towards patterns that are whimsical (Folies du Ciel, Couvertures et Tenues), Classical (Brides de Gala, Ex Libris, Grand Tenue) and Graphic (Quadrige)
I'd have to say that my most beautiful scarf is one that is much disliked - Belles Chasses... not in subject matter but in the execution (no pun intended) I just love the feathers, coloration, expressions My photo is just not very good.
I won't get into "wish I had" but if I did, THAT would be my most beautiful scarf!
ok...since you insist, Les Giraffes in the Anthracite/Rose coloration.........sigh yes, my life will be complete
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essiedub, Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all of the ones you've named qualify in my book!
Originally Posted by sophieg
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And my off theme contribution for today: Cavalcadour in collier knot. The dress is navy, if that counts...
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sophieg, In addition to the scarf, I think both the knot and the navy are nautical!
Originally Posted by TankerToad
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Here it is tied, and with a Rose Japiur Epsom GM Evelyne and finally in a cloud of silk~
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TankerToad, Nice photos! I always have trouble photographing mousselines as they always seem to turn invisible by my camera lens! Your bag looks stunning modeling the scarf, but where is our TT modeling photo too?