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

[dreambag7767]

Very elegant. I generally stay away from brown scarves, but this one really works for you! This MT in a red CW is the next one on my shopping list.

Thank you! You will love this MT because of the animal print. It adds that extra wow to the scarf.

 

[eliwon]

Wearable wall art...literally (because it's Premiere Mains )
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Lovely CW - mine has a more muted turqouise border - definitely an idea hanging it - never worn it since I finally got my HG - ie. Grotte de Lascaux, admittedly in a rather unbecoming pale greenish/greyish hue, but still a firm favourite

 

[eliwon]

I have one scarf that I actually bought with eventual framing in mind, because it looks like embroidery, but then it turns out to be so easy and comfortable to wear when it is hot, that it stayed in the scarf drawer instead.

Henry Smith Sailor in 100% cotton in 70cm size;
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Well it should be displayed in front of you regularly to remind you that because of the interesting posts about it and its history I ended up chasing it and found a lovely one, albeit with a black border - it’s all your fault and some other members’ as well - and I’m forever grateful for it

 

[AnnaE]

I adore this little scarf and think it would make an extraordinary wall hanging. It is art around my neck as well and one I almost always take with me when traveling - like today.
Dans un Jardin Anglais
First picture is of the darling thing after a very warm day at Versailles - I had to laugh because I felt like the little thing was just beside itself after seeing those gardens! It has been washed since! [emoji38]
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And today - heading to the office before the flight this afternoon.
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This little guy always works so well for you.

I have one scarf that I actually bought with eventual framing in mind, because it looks like embroidery, but then it turns out to be so easy and comfortable to wear when it is hot, that it stayed in the scarf drawer instead.

Henry Smith Sailor in 100% cotton in 70cm size;
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That's beautiful on you. 70 would be a good size to frame though if you get a duplicate.

 

[bunnycat]

Well it should be displayed in front of you regularly to remind you that because of the interesting posts about it and its history I ended up chasing it and found a lovely one, albeit with a black border - it’s all your fault and some other members’ as well - and I’m forever grateful for it

Eliwon! So happy the posts led to a fun (and successful) chase! The black bordered ones are very nice too!

This little guy always works so well for you.



That's beautiful on you. 70 would be a good size to frame though if you get a duplicate.

Thank yo AnnaE! 70 would be a good framing size. 90 is a little large, unless you do something really modern and spare. As lanit said, 45, 55 and maybe 70 are a great size to consider for framing.

 

[Iflola]

Wearable wall art...literally (because it's Premiere Mains )
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Puntastic

 

[MAGJES]

Great theme week posts thus far scarfies! I’ve always hough H silks were easily frameble but my lessons learned are 1) framing a 90 cm silk is very expensive, sometimes costing more than the silk due to proper framing needs such as archival quality materials and uv protective glass. 2) choosing a good colorway fom framing that will work with your interior decor in various rooms is also what I consider. A scarf that I would wear may not be the one I’d like to frame for my home, thus doubling up on cost.

That said here are a few that I would consider framing if funds and space would allow for it. I finally did frame one exceptional scarf that was the perfect size, a 55cmemroidered bandana of Tiger Royal purchased at the Carre Club event in LA. I think scarf size for framing is ideal at pochette, bandana and 70 cm sizes. Wish I had he wall space for 90cm! Please look up the thread on framing your scarves: it was very helpful to me regarding framing options and considerations.

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Biblioteque - b/w silks are great for interiors so neutral...
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Vintage silks agre great too because some become harder to wear in time, bu tnot this favorite Tsubas of mine. i love wearing this one soooo much!
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For a pop anf silk that keeps a viewer interested for a while, how about Hippopolis or Fauborg silk by Ugo Gattoni?
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And what I am wearing today: Having a blast with a new SS silk Sweet Dreams. Those colorful monsters remind me of the fauve paintings combined with Matisse and Goines all rolled into one.

Have a great hump day all!
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All so beautiful!
Another lovely Sweet Dreams too.

 

[MAGJES]

I am cleaning out my scarf drawer and sorting through which silks I would love to see framed.
Call me crazy but these contrast hems make me smile.

 

[xincinsin]

I am cleaning out my scarf drawer and sorting through which silks I would love to see framed.
Call me crazy but these contrast hems make me smile.

I'm alarmed that I can recognize more than half just by the borders !!!
(This would be a good game - guess the scarf by the border or some usually overlooked detail)

 

[ElainePG]

I am cleaning out my scarf drawer and sorting through which silks I would love to see framed.
Call me crazy but these contrast hems make me smile.

Ohhhhhhh... those contrast hems!

 

[AnnaE]

I am cleaning out my scarf drawer and sorting through which silks I would love to see framed.
Call me crazy but these contrast hems make me smile.

That’s a beautiful collection! There is something so special about contrast hems. Would you actually frame any of your scarves?

 

[mcl1818]

Love this on you!
I also agree with someone’s comment that the smaller formats would be easier to mount as art.
Actually I think any of the Alice Shirley designs would look great on a wall. Although a few like this one and the Canadian wild scarf would look best if mounted on the diagonal.

@Cookiefiend love it! Dans Un Jardin has become a grail hunt for me, yours would look wonderful framed!

@scarf1 I had the same thought about mounting on the diagonal! Into the Canadian Wild and Dans Un Jardin would both be divine framed and mounted on the diagonal on the wall, I totally agree!

 

[AnnaE]

Mythes et Metamorphoses today. I have been thinking about what scarves I would frame, and I would frame most of them, space permitting.

This is probably not one of them though — a little too busy when unfolded, although I love how that design drapes.

 

[litchi]

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Equateur Maxi Twilly - tabac/gris bleute/marine

Beautifully styled! Très chic, @dreambag7767!

Acte 3 is definitely a work of art. I have wondered about having a wall in my dressing room painted with magnetic paint so that I could display scarves randomly and change them often without too much faff.
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This cw makes you glow @Pautinka!

Great theme week posts thus far scarfies! I’ve always hough H silks were easily frameble but my lessons learned are 1) framing a 90 cm silk is very expensive, sometimes costing more than the silk due to proper framing needs such as archival quality materials and uv protective glass. 2) choosing a good colorway fom framing that will work with your interior decor in various rooms is also what I consider. A scarf that I would wear may not be the one I’d like to frame for my home, thus doubling up on cost.

That said here are a few that I would consider framing if funds and space would allow for it. I finally did frame one exceptional scarf that was the perfect size, a 55cmemroidered bandana of Tiger Royal purchased at the Carre Club event in LA. I think scarf size for framing is ideal at pochette, bandana and 70 cm sizes. Wish I had he wall space for 90cm! Please look up the thread on framing your scarves: it was very helpful to me regarding framing options and considerations.

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Biblioteque - b/w silks are great for interiors so neutral...
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Vintage silks agre great too because some become harder to wear in time, bu tnot this favorite Tsubas of mine. i love wearing this one soooo much!
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For a pop anf silk that keeps a viewer interested for a while, how about Hippopolis or Fauborg silk by Ugo Gattoni?
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And what I am wearing today: Having a blast with a new SS silk Sweet Dreams. Those colorful monsters remind me of the fauve paintings combined with Matisse and Goines all rolled into one.

Have a great hump day all!
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That exceptional Tigre Royal and vintage Tsubas are treasures, @lanit!

 

[litchi]

Mythes et Metamorphoses today. I have been thinking about what scarves I would frame, and I would frame most of them, space permitting.

This is probably not one of them though — a little too busy when unfolded, although I love how that design drapes.
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Wow, red is your beauty-and-power colour @AnnaE! And I also loved your SD in the red cw -- quite unique!