“Just put a scarf on it” should be the motto for 2020.Haha me too. Colleagues comment on how "put together" I am. It's so easy really, just put a scarf on it!
“Just put a scarf on it” should be the motto for 2020.Haha me too. Colleagues comment on how "put together" I am. It's so easy really, just put a scarf on it!
Or - they’re not really focused on the meeting and are doing their emails/laundry/internet shopping/browsing TPF! I’m guilty of the last oneHaha me three. One of my male colleagues commented that he appreciated that I "made an effort" for our Zoom meetings, always wearing a H-scarf or shawl, lipstick and interesting earrings, and allowing the video feed to stay on (he also looks professional). Actually the video feed is bit of a bugaboo for me - I come from a culture where people use their hands, facial expressions, etc. to convey their thoughts & emotions (I've been criticized for the use of my hands as I now live in an area where folks are "less expressive") so I am peeved when participants turn off their video. I do realize, however, that it saves bandwidth and can help if household internet connections are less stable, but sometimes you wonder if they've just crawled out of bed for the meeting.....
The blues??? Oh noooooooo!I too curate based on scarves reading the same way when tied. my next cull (I can feel it coming) will be along those lines. And there will be a lot of blues let go.....
This! To me, it's as though everyone is sitting around a conference table, except the folks with their video feed off are sitting with their backs to the other participants.Haha me three. One of my male colleagues commented that he appreciated that I "made an effort" for our Zoom meetings, always wearing a H-scarf or shawl, lipstick and interesting earrings, and allowing the video feed to stay on (he also looks professional). Actually the video feed is bit of a bugaboo for me - I come from a culture where people use their hands, facial expressions, etc. to convey their thoughts & emotions (I've been criticized for the use of my hands as I now live in an area where folks are "less expressive") so I am peeved when participants turn off their video. I do realize, however, that it saves bandwidth and can help if household internet connections are less stable, but sometimes you wonder if they've just crawled out of bed for the meeting.....
For sure! I own a Texas Wildlife, which I purchased at the San Francisco H boutique the year it came out (1987, perhaps?). It is very pale on the reverse. Not quite as unsaturated as Samouraïs, but pretty close.I have a silk Samurai, you can see that there very little saturation on the reverse. It's not so recent that this seems to occur, Apperat des Plaines also shows this (2015). Glad to see my pics of SS20 & AW20 are not so marked in terms of difference.
For sure! I own a Texas Wildlife, which I purchased at the San Francisco H boutique the year it came out (1987, perhaps?). It is very pale on the reverse. Not quite as unsaturated as Samouraïs, but pretty close.
A have a LOT of blue scarves! Lately I seem to be buying red (!) or scarves with white backgrounds. Maybe I need some cheering up?The blues??? Oh noooooooo!
I'm sure they will all find very good homes. Some of us still can't resist them!
That is such a lie, because everyone is looking at everyone’s hair and makeup, and background! What a cute thing to say, though.This! To me, it's as though everyone is sitting around a conference table, except the folks with their video feed off are sitting with their backs to the other participants.
I recently participated in a 4-day Zoom workshop. We were all told "Leave your video on. Nobody cares what your hair looks like."
Late to this thread. Moma, if ballet aquatique is on the chopping block I can house it for youI too curate based on scarves reading the same way when tied. my next cull (I can feel it coming) will be along those lines. And there will be a lot of blues let go.....
Haha, good to know. But no, not that one. Actually I rarely let go of 70s. That's interesting.....Late to this thread. Moma, if ballet aquatique is on the chopping block I can house it for you
Haha I had to ask you know. That design has been impossible to find! I don’t blame you, I’ve come to love all my 70s. It was surprising to me.Haha, good to know. But no, not that one. Actually I rarely let go of 70s. That's interesting.....
Most of my experiences with TRR have been positive, except for one scarf that was listed as having a label when it had actually been removed, another that was in worse shape than described and my navy PdS CSGM that I recently posted that had actually been pierced by the plastic thingy that attaches their tags
I had mostly good experiences with TRR, with one exception.
I have spent a lot of time during 2020 looking for Giverny, and was pretty excited to find a "Pristine" version on TRR. Other than the shipping wrinkles the front was beautiful. But the tag was hanging literally by a thread and there was a small section with these snags on the back. So I sent it back with my comments on the return slip. A week later it was back on the site, listed still as "Pristine". I rebounded and purchased a different CW from another seller which is nice enough, but I wish the first one had worked out as I liked it better.
I guess The One that Got Away Award goes to Giverny.
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Sadly...there are some real idiots that work there that put the plastic tag thingy right in the corner of the scarf THRU the silk!!! It is infuriating!!!! I have had it done on several of my scarves . Even did it when the actual fabric tag is right there to hang it on, and they poked the plastic right next to it!! Like what the heck! Why oh why idiot person why. Tons have been a wrinkled mess. Some have been totally mislabeled with condition and returned.Most of my experiences with TRR have been positive, except for one scarf that was listed as having a label when it had actually been removed, another that was in worse shape than described and my navy PdS CSGM that I recently posted that had actually been pierced by the plastic thingy that attaches their tags