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

[Karenska]

Ok, now I have my first two (vintage) scarfes
I have to learn about some cooler ways to knot them, I know, I know
Does anybody know from when the lighter one is and perhaps the name?

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These are beautiful, sferics, congratulations ! They look gorgeous on you and you tied them nicely. Cosmos is especially pretty. I do not know what the light blue is, sorry. I don’t see the name printedon the scarf anywhere, either. There are many scarf tying tutorials available here and on the internet.

 

[Cookiefiend]

Ok, now I have my first two (vintage) scarfes
I have to learn about some cooler ways to knot them, I know, I know
Does anybody know from when the lighter one is and perhaps the name?

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The light blue one is Paris Qui Roule by Hugo Grykar.
I found this information on the HSCI Hermes Scarf Photo Catalogue - http://piwigo.hermesscarf.com/picture?/869/tags/80-transportation - a very valuable asset to any Hermes scarf wearer! I searched under the Transportation tag, scrolled through and found it.

 

[scarf1]

Gorgeous!

Oh, that’s so pretty, Scarf1.

Thank you both!

 

[xincinsin]

I'm going to dance all around the topic of dancing now (pun intended )
When you are invited to the ball, you need to look your best. So out comes the gown, on goes the make-up, and then you add sparkle with a treasured set of jewelry.
Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala, worn here with Kelly en Perles and a bonus pic of a tiny Cinderella carriage from the H collection.

Once you are all dolled up, you step into your carriage.
Berlin d'Or worn on Tuesday, Grand Carrosse and Coupe de Gala.

And then you make your grand entrance, all eyes on you as you sweep into the ballroom.
Empire, C'est La Paix

You are approached by dashing young men, and you promise them a dance, noting down their names in your dance cards.
My SOTD Carnets de Bal, with three dance card holders: fan-shaped made from carved bone, a rectangular silver box, and an oval holder with the god Hermes dancing on it.

How does the evening go? I'll leave that to your imagination

 

[Karenska]

Belles du Mexique today. I seem to tie my scarves the same.... but it’s a comfortable tie for a plisse and good with a V-neck sweater.

 

[Cookiefiend]

I'm going to dance all around the topic of dancing now (pun intended )
When you are invited to the ball, you need to look your best. So out comes the gown, on goes the make-up, and then you add sparkle with a treasured set of jewelry.
Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala, worn here with Kelly en Perles and a bonus pic of a tiny Cinderella carriage from the H collection.
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Once you are all dolled up, you step into your carriage.
Berlin d'Or worn on Tuesday, Grand Carrosse and Coupe de Gala.
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And then you make your grand entrance, all eyes on you as you sweep into the ballroom.
Empire, C'est La Paix
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You are approached by dashing young men, and you promise them a dance, noting down their names in your dance cards.
My SOTD Carnets de Bal, with three dance card holders: fan-shaped made from carved bone, a rectangular silver box, and an oval holder with the god Hermes dancing on it.
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How does the evening go? I'll leave that to your imagination

FABULOUS post!!
(I felt quite like Cinderella!)

 

[Cookiefiend]

Belles du Mexique today. I seem to tie my scarves the same.... but it’s a comfortable tie for a plisse and good with a V-neck sweater.

Ooo - I love it on the green sweater!

 

[Sferics]

Paris Qui Roule. First issued in the fifties, re-issued in the 70s.

These are beautiful, sferics, congratulations ! They look gorgeous on you and you tied them nicely. Cosmos is especially pretty. I do not know what the light blue is, sorry. I don’t see the name printedon the scarf anywhere, either. There are many scarf tying tutorials available here and on the internet.

The light blue one is Paris Qui Roule by Hugo Grykar.
I found this information on the HSCI Hermes Scarf Photo Catalogue - http://piwigo.hermesscarf.com/picture?/869/tags/80-transportation - a very valuable asset to any Hermes scarf wearer! I searched under the Transportation tag, scrolled through and found it.

Thank you all! This thread is so amazing and so are the people here!

 

[scarf1]

I'm going to dance all around the topic of dancing now (pun intended )
When you are invited to the ball, you need to look your best. So out comes the gown, on goes the make-up, and then you add sparkle with a treasured set of jewelry.
Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala, worn here with Kelly en Perles and a bonus pic of a tiny Cinderella carriage from the H collection.
View attachment 4613538
Once you are all dolled up, you step into your carriage.
Berlin d'Or worn on Tuesday, Grand Carrosse and Coupe de Gala.
View attachment 4613539
And then you make your grand entrance, all eyes on you as you sweep into the ballroom.
Empire, C'est La Paix
View attachment 4613542
You are approached by dashing young men, and you promise them a dance, noting down their names in your dance cards.
My SOTD Carnets de Bal, with three dance card holders: fan-shaped made from carved bone, a rectangular silver box, and an oval holder with the god Hermes dancing on it.
View attachment 4613540
How does the evening go? I'll leave that to your imagination

What an amazing post!

 

[Cookiefiend]

Another Peuples du Vent moussie - this one a 140 Bandana! There is dancing everywhere, but the ladies on the corners are my favorites... and the dogs - but that goes without saying!
This morning when I got in the car, Ottmar Liebert’s song ‘Surrender 2 Love’ started playing - I knew I had made the right choice!

 

[Luvbolide]

Tonight I wore Peuple du Vent and it’s dancing ladies out for a nosh with dear hubby. The pin is a Santa moon by Nicole Barr.

I like your knot! I am always worried about crushing the pleats in my plisses if I use a scarf ring. Your tie looks great and is not smashing pleats!! I’m going to try it!

 

[Karenska]

I'm going to dance all around the topic of dancing now (pun intended )
When you are invited to the ball, you need to look your best. So out comes the gown, on goes the make-up, and then you add sparkle with a treasured set of jewelry.
Etude Pour Une Parure de Gala, worn here with Kelly en Perles and a bonus pic of a tiny Cinderella carriage from the H collection.
View attachment 4613538
Once you are all dolled up, you step into your carriage.
Berlin d'Or worn on Tuesday, Grand Carrosse and Coupe de Gala.
View attachment 4613539
And then you make your grand entrance, all eyes on you as you sweep into the ballroom.
Empire, C'est La Paix
View attachment 4613542
You are approached by dashing young men, and you promise them a dance, noting down their names in your dance cards.
My SOTD Carnets de Bal, with three dance card holders: fan-shaped made from carved bone, a rectangular silver box, and an oval holder with the god Hermes dancing on it.
View attachment 4613540
How does the evening go? I'll leave that to your imagination

Fantastic, xincinsin! A story made of scarves . Youe Kelly en Perles and Etude Pour look happy together.

 

[Karenska]

Ooo - I love it on the green sweater!

Thank you, Cookiefiend!

 

[Jbizzybeetle]

Dancing delights in crowd at Silk Mix concert. Gotta say this CSGM is really holding up, very little fuzz given how often I’m wearing it.

 

[Karenska]

I like your knot! I am always worried about crushing the pleats in my plisses if I use a scarf ring. Your tie looks great and is not smashing pleats!! I’m going to try it!

Aw, thank you, Luvbolide. I do occasionally use a scarf ring with my plisses. The pleats don’t seem to crush.