Thank you so much!Lovely way to tie your scarf!
Aaawww... Thank you, Cookie!Oh - how lovely! You look amazing! [emoji173]️
When I discovered the Treble Clef, I pursued this scarf madly... until I finally found the red CW! I would’ve also settled for black.That treble clef jaquard is just darling!!
Thank you so much! I’ve always avoided light colored scarves so this is new for me and Etude de Gala was a milestone for me: the mostly white CW!I honestly don't know what happened there. When I had things held for me, they were certainly put away far from other customers i will just chalk it up to an amusing cultural experience!
Striking! Light-colored scarves look so festive.
I can see the appeal certainly for hotter weather, and it must be easier to handle than regular-weights 140s, but it's not my preference. I like the weight and the texture of 'regular' silk (well, I like mousselines, too!).
That is so pretty!
Thank you so much! Keeps it tidy and elegant, I think.That Tourbillon is totally gasp-worthy!!!
You look like you stepped out of a page in Vogue!
So pretty! And I like that upturned knot.
The dark blue Toits is only a few months old, so this aqua cw is still with me. I'm having a hard time deciding which and how to move scarves on. Options for rehoming here are scarcer than in the US/Europe. Always wondered what happens to the thousands of scarves sold in Singapore since it's so warm here
Thank you so much. The feathery Finesse lines are exquisite in this design. The background was at a friend’s before leaving to the ballet.Wow that is beautiful fifi! I think it’s those feathery lines..just wow. That is an interesting background..do tell..
Probably my favorite design of all time... Squalling is perfectly allowed and the appropriate response. Stunning!Quick selfie from the office today. My first CSGM. I was so thrilled to see it in the drawers at the Vancouver, Canada store in November 2018 that I literally squealed. I felt a little embarrassed afterwards by my over the top reaction, but quickly got over it after I got it home, rubbed my face in that glorious cashmere, and did a happy dance. View attachment 4302419
It's so fluffy! (And now I'm a little horrified that that it seems reasonable to buy $1,000 shawls... Because I want more!)
So rich and elegant... I would love to own this design!Wearing Tresor Royal du Benin today - a scarf that has meant so much more to me since I discovered that most of my DNA is from Benin and Togo.
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Beautiful!My first non-traditional scarf was Attrape tes reves, which I wore last night and accidentally posted in the wrong place, LOL:
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/your-hermes-in-action.917931/page-2788#post-32828095
On my way to the ballet but thankfully intook this pic before leaving because my phone died when I got there!You look fabulous! (And look like you're at some place fabulous!) And how, oh how, did you tie that?
Can’t pick a favorite because they’re all so spectacular... But the Cassandre is amazing and that CW of Pavois is so fresh and beautiful! And SD, of course!What a marvelous week of posts! Interesting to see the firsts for everyone. I’ve a few to share...
First store bought mousseline, Litteratures by AM Cassandre, who also BTW designed the reissue of Perspectives
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First 90 twill and trip to H boutique with former employer who is an avid H collector..Pavois
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First Limited Edition silks HxComme de Garcon
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First vintage jacquard purchased on he Bay, Daimyo
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First mousseline purchase abroad during GreekExit crisis...Dans un Jardin Anglais
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And what I am wearing today. First Ardmore Artist silk Savannah Dance.
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I love this entire post... especially the evolution of your Promenade... all lovely!I love this week's theme and scarf stories. Sorry I don't post as much as I'd like to, but I really wanted to join this week.
My first ever H scarf was Promenade de Longchamps. I bought it in London thirty years ago when I was a student, for 150 GBP. A few years later I bought my first gavroche Brides de Gala. The Promenade travelled the world with me- I used it as a head covering when traveling in the middle east or when entering old European churches. I took a long break from scarf buying until 2008, then started back up with Selle d'Apparat Marocaine and a couple of Les Capucine gavs (one of which was my first moussie). My first CSGM was Zebra Pegasus. It's also the first scarf I have in multiple formats- 45cm, 90cm, CSGM and maxi twilly.
The Promenade ended up with stains and colour runs to the point that it became unusable, but I couldn't let go of it. A couple of years ago I took it into the Hermesmatic pop up and they dyed both the PdL and BdG pink. The Promenade is now my travel pillow cover instead of taking a pillow case with me.
First seasonal- L'anee du serpent (my year)
First scarf I bought on the bay because of the story but had to let go because the c/w didn't work for me- La Femme
1st DD- BdG
1st 70- Gaucho
1st scarf that is older than me- Armenonville
First scarf of the new season is Sieste (posted in SS19 thread)
I'm really enjoying this theme week and reading about everyone's various firsts!
Although this was my second GM mousseline, it was my first GM Dallet. (I have more luck tying Dallet designs in large scale format.)
Treve de l'Eau
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And my first Aline Honore- PdS which became a small (but quickly fulfilled) obsession to acquire after reading through the PdS thread and reading though all the lovely accounts of the armor in Ft Worth from @Joannadyne and everyone who went.
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All so lovely, Bunny!
I love the Alice Shirley black and white scarves... So gorgeous!
First Annie Faivre - Jardins d’Hiver
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First Hugo Grygkar - Les Bles [emoji173]️
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First Toutsy (LB) - Flamingo Party
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So beautiful... All! And this was my obsession FP but after 3 CWs I’ve got to calm down... all so pretty on you!
So pretty!Hi, all! This is the first scarf I bought (online) in 2019 — Annie Faivre’s Gardiens Des Arbres, a cotton 70. View attachment 4302750
Love them!My first twilly was this Peuple du Vent. Loved it so much, I promptly got a backup (aka a pair!). Never thought I'd collect more than a handful, but I have more than 2 dozen now. In my early forays into H boutiques, I had SAs asking if I'm buying for a Kelly (1 twilly) or a Birkin (2 twillies), and my reply is, "it's for my neck!" View attachment 4302776
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I love this!There are so many beautiful firsts here with some touching stores too. Thank you for sharing these amazing stories!! No first for me today, but I am wearing ClF using the Bova knot to make the bunnycat asymmetrical cowboy! Thank you ladies for all your ideas and amazing tutorals! Have a great day!
Oh, I fell in love with this design and CW the minute I saw it. It ties so beautifully! And they are so multipurpose in our lives! Definitely lifting our spirits, an antidote to homesickness and also evocative of special times and places in our livesMy first scarf was Sea, Surf and Fun, which I purchased during a layover in Istanbul last spring. I had been thinking about buying a scarf to extend my travel wardrobe since they are light and colorful. When I saw this one, that was it. It reminded me of my home in Hawaii, and I thought that by purchasing it I would have a bit of Hawaii with me during my much-too-frequent lengthy business trips. That was the beginning of my scarf craze. I have gone on to purchase multiple formats and sizes, and now H scarves are with me wherever I go. Who knew that a scarf could be an antidote to home sickness!
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