TPF may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, and others
I love these delicate colours and the scarf is beautiful. For my taste it looks really great on you, xincinsin.This is one of my rare ventures into the realms of pale scarfs. Not very sure why I bought it. I think I was in one of those moods when I felt an irrational need to step out of my comfort zoneAt least it's by a fave designer
Promenade au Faubourg by Nigel Peake in cream with a palette of pale icy accent colours.
View attachment 4616848
For me, you're one of those ladies who can wear any colour you want, Living.la.vida.fifi. These scarves to the blouses - simply gorgeous.
Thank you
Someone did say today that it was a nice scarf. And said "Hermes?" Very rare occurrence in this office, even though we have people here who cover the luxury beat.
I can well imagine the reaction of your colleague to this elegant scarf. This beautiful scarf will also look great with darker colours and will certainly look good on you. Delicate colours to delicate colours I find also great and very elegant and according to the picture posted looks amazing on you, too.Thank you
I think I'll try wearing it with something darker later this week. A bit of contrast should do me good
Thank you so much!
I'm waiting for @FizzyWater to post - I think she wrote once that she was dithering about what scarf to wear with her gray sweater and she said "Oh I know - I'll wear this gray one!"
Definitely frost forming on his beardI'll have you know it's a gray scarf on a BLACK sweater today - hmpf!
I also took a terrible picture today, so this is from archives - the Cavaliers des Nuages looking very snowy and wintry up there in the clouds:
View attachment 4616994
Definitely frost forming on his beard
Looks so good! Love the lipstick / pendant combination as well.
I like it, but I know why you mean by venturing out of comfort zone and pale scarves... I have a few bought on the same impulse
Awww, thnx ladies
I’m sad for you, tooOh I love this! I just missed out on one just like it too!
The yellow hem is delicious!
Oooo - gorgeous!
Stunning, Fifi. In the pic with the big bow jewelry, is that a pin/brooch and how do you anchor it? Through a part of the know w/o piercing the silk fabric? I’m curious.
Ooh, so pretty, turfnsurf. Love the colors. And it pairs well with your pendant.That border is spectacular!
So nicely complements your other layers
Beautifully icy!
A girl after my own heart
Like dear fifi, my collex tends towards stronger color. However, a few debatably icy silks have snuck in the mix:
- Tohu Bohu (SOTD) with a snowy white base somehow lured me away from it’s bolder siblings. I find it utterly refreshing & play to the scattered punches of color scattered within (or without; the yellow hem is quite attention grabbing)
Yes, my favorite CW! Congrats!A slight diversion, a wee fork in the road, and maybe a little OT - but - Scarf Mail!
I’ve eyeballed Tous Les Bateaux du Monde for quite a while now and idly pondered CWs. But thought - eh - would I like those boats? Is that kinda weird? But I’d see it here and - I gotta
confess - That Border Is Flat Out Incredible. I found one I couldn’t resist, and ZOMG its gorgeous! And no one ever said anything about the beautiful celadon green!
View attachment 4616539
Very nice, particularly with that top. You should step out on yourself more often.This is one of my rare ventures into the realms of pale scarfs. Not very sure why I bought it. I think I was in one of those moods when I felt an irrational need to step out of my comfort zone
Promenade au Faubourg by Nigel Peake in cream with a palette of pale icy accent colours.
View attachment 4616848
Thank you!Wow, this ties incredibly!
Perfect ensemble.
Icy indeed! Lovely
What a wonderful selection, as always
Thank you! Honored to be twins with you!
Lovely, xincinsin.This is one of my rare ventures into the realms of pale scarfs. Not very sure why I bought it. I think I was in one of those moods when I felt an irrational need to step out of my comfort zone
Promenade au Faubourg by Nigel Peake in cream with a palette of pale icy accent colours.
View attachment 4616848
