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

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Living.la.vida.fifi said:
Here are some scarves that I feel would look great displayed on a wall. Since all Hermès scarves are wearable art, it’s hard to choose, but I guess that for me, if the illustration depicts a scene or graphic that is not radial, it will work well framed or displayed. There are some exceptions to that rule, of course...
One exception, being Les Jardins d’Andalousie, which, even though it’s a radial type of design, I did initially purchase with the intention of displaying and not wearing...
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I think that the ultimate frameable scarf is Le Grand Prix du Faubourg
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A beautiful garden scene that feels frameable to me is Jardin a Sintra
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I think that Kachinas would be wonderful framed or displayed on a wall
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Another beautiful frameable scarf is my latest Hermès purchase: A l’Ombre des Pivoines
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The Kachinas cw is gorgeous!
 
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ABQ2ATL said:
I'm baaack... and with perfect timing. Our house renovation, started last August, is complete! I'm still waiting for frames on some of my art, so I'm actually using scarves on my walls until the pictures return in their new versions. And as expensive as the scarf display system is ($570 at the moment), it's competitive with professionally matted and framed art -- and you can switch out your scarves whenever you want!
7 Apr 2019 -WEARABLE ART- Scarves which would look great on you or on a wall

Etude Pour un Iris Arc-en-ciel in the guest bedroom (with our Isabella Bird as guest)
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H Beverly Hills (the swimming pool scarf)
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Au Bout du Monde
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Jaguar Quetzal CSGM on a loveseat
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Jaguar Quetzal CSGM on the couch
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More to come....
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Wonderful on the wall! And on you too - I recall all those different looks you achieved with Au Bout du Monde!

Jbizzybeetle said:
@Living.la.vida.fifi — The AWOOOOO Special Edition to promote the Hermes Arceau watchface is referred to as 65cm (25x25+l/-), is composed of cashmere & silk, and may have unique color to the wolf coat/background combos, but I’m not sure of the latter as I wasn’t watching the colorways at the time the design was issued.

Some of the VIP recipients sent their freebie scarves to resale market recently at $695 or so, although a few have broken ranks for lower rewards.
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It was given out in January. I have one on its way to me ... very slowly...

Living.la.vida.fifi said:
Here are some scarves that I feel would look great displayed on a wall. Since all Hermès scarves are wearable art, it’s hard to choose, but I guess that for me, if the illustration depicts a scene or graphic that is not radial, it will work well framed or displayed. There are some exceptions to that rule, of course...
One exception, being Les Jardins d’Andalousie, which, even though it’s a radial type of design, I did initially purchase with the intention of displaying and not wearing...
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I think that the ultimate frameable scarf is Le Grand Prix du Faubourg
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A beautiful garden scene that feels frameable to me is Jardin a Sintra
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I think that Kachinas would be wonderful framed or displayed on a wall
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Another beautiful frameable scarf is my latest Hermès purchase: A l’Ombre des Pivoines
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May I join the crowd admiring your Jardin d’Andalousie? So pretty!

Akamy7 said:
I just bought my first garden party!!

Now I’m looking for some fashion advice...what color twilly would look the best with an Etoupe Garden party bag??
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I was admiring my friend's Etoupe B a few days ago. Such a great neutral! She chose bi-colour twillies which shaded from red to teal to blue. Very nice colour effect.
 
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I don't have any scarves on my wall. Too many bookshelves and lots of oriental carved rosewood furniture. Even the TV and sound bar look out of place, to say nothing of the four Macs, four Windows laptops and probably ten cellphones/iPads/tablets that litter the living room. There are a few Chinese paintings and calligraphic pieces on the walls. No space for my Richard Avedon "Natassja Kinski and the Serpent" :sad:.
Then the Asia theme we did in February gave me some ideas. Sooooooo, these oriental-themed silks would be on my wall if I didn't think it'd make DH look a bit too hard at the orange boxes.
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xincinsin said:
I don't have any scarves on my wall. Too many bookshelves and lots of oriental carved rosewood furniture. Even the TV and sound bar look out of place, to say nothing of the four Macs, four Windows laptops and probably ten cellphones/iPads/tablets that litter the living room. There are a few Chinese paintings and calligraphic pieces on the walls. No space for my Richard Avedon "Natassja Kinski and the Serpent" :sad:.
Then the Asia theme we did in February gave me some ideas. Sooooooo, these oriental-themed silks would be on my wall if I didn't think it'd make DH look a bit too hard at the orange boxes.
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Ethereal! These scarves transport us to another world. :heart:
 
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