Merci @textilegirl
Il y a quelques années, une de mes inspirations stylistiques était cette magnifique femme d'un certain âge, peut-être octogénaire ; ses beaux cheveux blancs coupés au carré ; fils t-shirt ; fils foulard Hermès ; sa veste en cuir ; fils jean utilisé ; et ses Doc Martens. décontracté, décontracté, sans effort(j'ai découvert les Doc Martens et les Birkenstocks tardivement, et l'association avec la soie Hermès était sympa).Je comprends peu Ce n'est absolument pas mon style chic et causal Je suis un peu preppy
Scarves Hermès scarves make you look older ??
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Oh sorry but i am a bit preppy so This is Not my stylé .. And Like many French women in France in prefere causal and chic look 😊
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So chic! You have great style. I don't think these scarves age you in the least.
I bet you look amazing PT! I do think beautiful accessories like an H scarf look better with a bit of an edge, style wise.
Thanks i have some pics on thé thread
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Very well put and excellent points.It's an interesting question at a time when Hermes silk scarves are becoming increasingly popular with younger people (especially twillies worn around the neck).
It's not what you wear, it's the way that you wear it. It doesn't have to be formal or traditional.
Scarves - How to Wear a 90cm Carre/Silk Twill Casually?
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I agree we need to constantly question and evolve our style as our lifestyle changes (or not).
However:
1. Not everyone considers looking older a bad thing. Why would looking young(er) be be a good thing?
2. Not everyone minds looking whatever age they are. If the scarf is new, it's the person inside that sets the clock.
3. The thought 'is this aging me?' is an aging thought.
We need to think about why a certain object ages us. I started wearing Carres at work when I was teaching students the same, or even older than me. It was a gift from a friend. I wasn't looking to look older, I was looking for delineation, authority, confidence and trust from my students and myself in the classroom. The scarf gave me authority communicated outwards reflected inwards, and confidence communicated inwards, then (hopefully) projected outwards.
If we are a child/teen authority (formal) looks older
If we are an adult and are afraid or need to hide our natural life-experience and authority (perhaps to appear more friendly or 'nice') appearing less formal is obviously an option.
Why always want to look younger ? Good question