Bunnycat , thanks for joining in here. MYH has a wonderful thread about her own collection and has mentioned why she has released a few scarves with reasons why .I found that so interesting and really just wanted to have a place where we can talk about the subject, spin ideas and even ask advice,
So….140cm Mousselines. I truly admire the way they look on others and developed a huge desire to own a red Carre Kantha after seeing it on Arabesque's blog , and an even larger one to acquire that phenomenal orange Fantasies Indiennes on MaiTai's wonderfully enabling pages.
Neither have come my way , but the first 140cm I found was Fantasies Indiennes in pink and black.
It's a wow piece but I always felt frumpy in it , so off it went.
It's all about the feeling I get when I wear a scarf , once I take against it the poor scarf's days are numbered!
A very glamorous friend wears her Mousselines like a Queen , I wanted some of that action and cravenly copied her on a couple .
The magic wasn't there for me, I felt they were too fussy and I looked more like the Queen Mother. At my age we don't want to feel like that!
I suppose I dress to a certain silhouette and floaty scarves aren't quite the right accessory .
The pareo is just so different . A Mousseline is refined and feminine, a cotton voile pareo feels super casual yet the colours and pattern are divinely Hermès.
I wear my Flamingo Party such a lot , and of course on holiday it's wonderful .Highly recommend a Pareo , and Robe de Soir is beautiful in the format.
Here's a long gone Moussline, Fantasies Indiennes