Scarves Scarf Of The Day 2019 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

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Did you ever play with a spirograph kit? I loved it when I was a kid. I filled entire notebooks with the spiral designs. It was the perfect toy for me.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirograph
Vertige reminds me of the spirograph designs.
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The spirograph won Toy of the Year award in 1967. Graphical computer games started to gain traction two decades later when the computer stopped being room-sized and became personal. Another 30 years later in 2017, H held an event Men Upside Down in Hongkong, and the featured motif was off the delightful videogame robot spider scarf Flamboyant Web, seen here in red CSGM 100 and a fuschia pocket square. I'm wearing The Game, another video game-inspired design, photo taken in front of a Pac Man arcade game machine. The Game has dice, match shapes-in-holes, coin slots, arcade game controls and ribbon cables, toy horses, wire frame models and a nod to Saut at the upper right corner.
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Great scarf on site!
 
My last contributions for this week.
Did you ever play with a spirograph kit? I loved it when I was a kid. I filled entire notebooks with the spiral designs. It was the perfect toy for me.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirograph
Vertige reminds me of the spirograph designs.
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The spirograph won Toy of the Year award in 1967. Graphical computer games started to gain traction two decades later when the computer stopped being room-sized and became personal. Another 30 years later in 2017, H held an event Men Upside Down in Hongkong, and the featured motif was off the delightful videogame robot spider scarf Flamboyant Web, seen here in red CSGM 100 and a fuschia pocket square. I'm wearing The Game, another video game-inspired design, photo taken in front of a Pac Man arcade game machine. The Game has dice, match shapes-in-holes, coin slots, arcade game controls and ribbon cables, toy horses, wire frame models and a nod to Saut at the upper right corner.
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Going out strong, cuz!
I am so glad I got Flamboyant Web through a wonderful reseller before FW2019 took all my money. :biggrin:
The Game is definitely on my future money-tree list.

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My last contributions for this week.
Did you ever play with a spirograph kit? I loved it when I was a kid. I filled entire notebooks with the spiral designs. It was the perfect toy for me.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirograph
Vertige reminds me of the spirograph designs.
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The spirograph won Toy of the Year award in 1967. Graphical computer games started to gain traction two decades later when the computer stopped being room-sized and became personal. Another 30 years later in 2017, H held an event Men Upside Down in Hongkong, and the featured motif was off the delightful videogame robot spider scarf Flamboyant Web, seen here in red CSGM 100 and a fuschia pocket square. I'm wearing The Game, another video game-inspired design, photo taken in front of a Pac Man arcade game machine. The Game has dice, match shapes-in-holes, coin slots, arcade game controls and ribbon cables, toy horses, wire frame models and a nod to Saut at the upper right corner.
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I loved Spirograph too! (And love the center on Vertige! I wish it didn't have an empty border!)

Le Jeu des Petits Bonheures chez Hermès à Paris designed by Sophie de Seynes.
I have never used this scarf, but I keep it because of the lovely pictures!

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Gorgeous Holsby! The color is perfect on you!
Going out strong, cuz!
I am so glad I got Flamboyant Web through a wonderful reseller before FW2019 took all my money. :biggrin:
The Game is definitely on my future money-tree list.

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:lol: I feel your pain....

My "thing" recently has been combining 2 H scarves - more color, more length. Today, it's Marche du Zambeze and Cache-Cache Fleuri.
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Love these together dooney!
 
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Going out strong, cuz!
I am so glad I got Flamboyant Web through a wonderful reseller before FW2019 took all my money. :biggrin:
The Game is definitely on my future money-tree list.

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I had a really hard time deciding which cw of Flamboyant Web to get. I liked several. And no shopping for it IRL because my home H didn't have it. I remember angsting over it for ages, and finally ordering it off the US site on 1st Jan 2018 (Christmas bonus makes one reckless... :angel: )
 
My last contributions for this week.
Did you ever play with a spirograph kit? I loved it when I was a kid. I filled entire notebooks with the spiral designs. It was the perfect toy for me.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirograph
Vertige reminds me of the spirograph designs.
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The spirograph won Toy of the Year award in 1967. Graphical computer games started to gain traction two decades later when the computer stopped being room-sized and became personal. Another 30 years later in 2017, H held an event Men Upside Down in Hongkong, and the featured motif was off the delightful videogame robot spider scarf Flamboyant Web, seen here in red CSGM 100 and a fuschia pocket square. I'm wearing The Game, another video game-inspired design, photo taken in front of a Pac Man arcade game machine. The Game has dice, match shapes-in-holes, coin slots, arcade game controls and ribbon cables, toy horses, wire frame models and a nod to Saut at the upper right corner.
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wow. I really like your Vertige tied!
 
My last contributions for this week.
Did you ever play with a spirograph kit? I loved it when I was a kid. I filled entire notebooks with the spiral designs. It was the perfect toy for me.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirograph
Vertige reminds me of the spirograph designs.
View attachment 4593099
The spirograph won Toy of the Year award in 1967. Graphical computer games started to gain traction two decades later when the computer stopped being room-sized and became personal. Another 30 years later in 2017, H held an event Men Upside Down in Hongkong, and the featured motif was off the delightful videogame robot spider scarf Flamboyant Web, seen here in red CSGM 100 and a fuschia pocket square. I'm wearing The Game, another video game-inspired design, photo taken in front of a Pac Man arcade game machine. The Game has dice, match shapes-in-holes, coin slots, arcade game controls and ribbon cables, toy horses, wire frame models and a nod to Saut at the upper right corner.
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Great scarf on site pic. Twins on "The Game".
 
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Hi, all!

I just realized that I should have posted last night my time (back in California), since it's already late in some parts of the world! With apologies, here we go:

17 Nov 2019 -SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW- Your changing (or non-changing) tastes in colour, design or format. Show us a scarf you bought early on in your H journey, and a recent acquisition.

I have been a collector of Hermes scarves since college and remember spending some campus job money on them! (I can speak several languages, and tutoring them paid at 'regular' high-end tutoring rates, so I could actually afford quite a few scarves!). Over the years, scarf colors in my collection got brighter and more red, but most remained in the 90cm format. I chose some examples:

The 'old':

A green Aux Portes du Palais Spring 2011 -- actually, I still wear this one! I was quite fond of wearing scarves around my waist. Would repurchase again for sure, although I don't have many colors in my wardrobe with which to wear this.

A pointu Caleche Elastique Spring 2013 -- I wear this one sometimes, very rarely. I don't mind the format, but I would not buy again, just because the colors are too dark.

Realistically speaking, I could get rid of a lot of scarves from the older days (except for maybe that APdP) and not feel a loss! They are just not the right colors and level of brightness for me right now.

The 'new':

Flamingo Party Maxi Twilly (the original one) Summer 2017. I do buy non-red scarves sometimes. Mostly blue ones :)

Arabesques Mousseline Changeante 140 Fall 2019. This one is a clear favorite, alongside almost a hundred other other red scarves!

Now it's your turn!
 

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Hi, all!

I just realized that I should have posted last night my time (back in California), since it's already late in some parts of the world! With apologies, here we go:

17 Nov 2019 -SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW- Your changing (or non-changing) tastes in colour, design or format. Show us a scarf you bought early on in your H journey, and a recent acquisition.

I have been a collector of Hermes scarves since college and remember spending some campus job money on them! (I can speak several languages, and tutoring them paid at 'regular' high-end tutoring rates, so I could actually afford quite a few scarves!). Over the years, scarf colors in my collection got brighter and more red, but most remained in the 90cm format. I chose some examples:

The 'old':

A green Aux Portes du Palais Spring 2011 -- actually, I still wear this one! I was quite fond of wearing scarves around my waist. Would repurchase again for sure, although I don't have many colors in my wardrobe with which to wear this.

A pointu Caleche Elastique Spring 2013 -- I wear this one sometimes, very rarely. I don't mind the format, but I would not buy again, just because the colors are too dark.

Realistically speaking, I could get rid of a lot of scarves from the older days (except for maybe that APdP) and not feel a loss! They are just not the right colors and level of brightness for me right now.

The 'new':

Flamingo Party Maxi Twilly (the original one) Summer 2017. I do buy non-red scarves sometimes. Mostly blue ones :smile:

Arabesques Mousseline Changeante 140 Fall 2019. This one is a clear favorite, alongside almost a hundred other other red scarves!

Now it's your turn!

Fab intro! And are those your college pics? Super cute!!!! :tup: This week is definitely going to be full of introspection. I haven't been collecting as long you you have, but my tastes have shifted fairly dramatically.
 
My journey with H silks started with twillies for my bags and MTs. I did get a couple of 90cm silks as presents and inherited some too, but I didn’t really buy them myself until about 2016 when I was obsessed with solid colour CS or CSGMs that would match perfectly with a bag. Nowadays that isn’t enough, the design itself is important, how they fold etc.

This year I have been obsessed with moussies, bought my first on in January and this is my latest, number 3, bought in June when I was on a cruise. Before this year I couldn’t even touch a mousseline, let alone wear one. I always liked the pics here on tPF, but only got the courage when H stopped the production. I kind of realized it’s now or never and that they cannot be so delicate.
 

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