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Noneeta said:
Double new pinch!!!

The CLF shirt also very nice ... These are silk right?
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Thank you, Kak N. The shirt sounds exciting! Yes, these are silk. ;)

crazyforhermess said:
is the skeleton piece. the most difficult one to get right? Is always out of stock cos of very demand and it's meant for male right?:woot:

Beautiful pieces there and hapy new year to you:D
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Thank you. Happy new year, baby!

I think C'est La Fete are still available in some countries. When I inquired, the scarf wasn't on display. It's hidden in the drawer. Maybe the SA thinks it's not popular. I believe they also have the grey one. :graucho:


shanghaibaby32 said:
Very very good ! Many have tried to sought for the whole collection of C'est La Fete. Also the new Le Parisiennes!

Bravo!!
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Thank you.

Yes, these are fun scarves and 70cm is more accomodating for tropical weather (IMHO).

The last I checked Les Parisiennes is available in black (one left), light pink, light blue and white. :graucho:
 
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Hi German Shepard, love your new 70 cm scarves! May I know how you tie it? I have so far only bought the 90 cm ones as as it is longer n easier to tie. It would be interesting to see how you use it in our hot tropical weather too
 
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dilsta said:
Hi German Shepard, love your new 70 cm scarves! May I know how you tie it? I have so far only bought the 90 cm ones as as it is longer n easier to tie. It would be interesting to see how you use it in our hot tropical weather too
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Thank you, dilsta.

These 70cm scarves are of vintage silk. They are processed to feel lighter and softer to give us the vintage feel. These scarves are not as thick as 90cm. :smile1:

I tied the scarf loose like a snood to show the details of the skeleton. Not too tight around the neck. Will capture some photos and show you tomorrow.

Meanwhile you can view the Ode to the 70 cm Scarves thread in Hermes Clubhouse. ;)
 
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dilsta said:
Hi German Shepard, love your new 70 cm scarves! May I know how you tie it? I have so far only bought the 90 cm ones as as it is longer n easier to tie. It would be interesting to see how you use it in our hot tropical weather too
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Okay, as promised, here are some photos on how I tie the 70cm scarf. :smile1:

One photo is on how I use 90cm scarf as belt. :p Sorry for the blurry photo.
 

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Hi germanshepard! Thank you for the pics they are lovely! Hmm your pics are giving me ideas you enabler you! Hehehe I use the 90 cm as a belt too and sometimes a longish necklace . I will definitely check out the ode to the 70 cm thread thanks again.
 

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dilsta said:
Hi germanshepard! Thank you for the pics they are lovely! Hmm your pics are giving me ideas you enabler you! Hehehe I use the 90 cm as a belt too and sometimes a longish necklace . I will definitely check out the ode to the 70 cm thread thanks again.
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OMG! You look glamorous. The pink Parures des Maharajas is gorgeous on you. :loveeyes:
 
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lilneko69 said:
Love love pic#1! Finally, I can learn how to show Mr. Skull!
Do you mind describing how you tied this?

Thank you for the lovely mod pics! :smile1:
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No problem and you are most welcome. The pleasure is mine. ;)

First, you fold the scarf like the picture below.

As you can see after you folded it, the skeleton horseman will be in the centre. Put around your neck and then tie knots twice at both ends behind your neck.

It's up to you if you want the scarf to be tied tight or hang loose. Hanging loose with show more of the horseman. :D
 

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