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Very elegant, the black/grey cw really brings out the pattern beautifully.
. I really love to admire the scarfs and the different styles on this thread.The power of associative thinking: Midsummer moon in night sky.moon on scarf
Man in Midsummer Moon = Man on Scarf! Theme checked!
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Today in Diamyō
Daimyō were Military Landlords in the 10th to mid-19th century Japan - and men.
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Per the internet and Wikipedia, a woman could be named Castellan (or commander) by a Diamyō. I don’t need no stinking Diamyō to name me commander!
Thank you, I really fell in love with this scarf - and with Venice, of course!
Your Sweet Dreams has the most striking, lively colors! And I really admire the brooch you wear with La Gloire de Guillaume - it fits the scarf as if they had been designed together.
This is beautiful, there should be more green scarfs! Green and gold is always a winning combination. It looks marvellous with the collar of your blouse.
Metamorphosis is a striking design and the cw suits you beautifully!
Luckily my own SA keeps tabs on designs for me.
Charabia looks great with your outfit, the black skirt is super chic! Your grey sweater and the brooch look very elegant with Central Park and your black outfit is the perfect foil for Voie lactée. I still wish I had bought the Savana Dance mousseline stole, the border is just marvellous as is the mosaic border on Le Voyge de Pythéas. Your Claire de Lune is an incredible scarf and it matches your blouse as if both pieces had been designed together!
You wear dark blues beautifully, the scarfs look both business like and super elegant on you!
Thank you so much, I‘m super happy I can travel again!
Your buyer must have moved to h.com - very minimal selection of colorwaysI am a big fan of the men's collex. However, most of my men's scarves are purchased off the resale market as, for the longest time, the buyer of the men's department at my home H was a believer that men only wore blue, brown, black and dull colours. I waited in vain for the more exciting cws like the chartreuse Awooooo, and the bubblegum pink Last Night. Not sure if the situation has improved since the boring buyer left. I met a hoity toity SA recently who claimed to be in charge now, and her attitude is that any scarf she hasn't seen before does not exist
My first men's scarf that was not square was an ascot. I totally fell in love with this format as it is a lazy girl's dream. It was an olive green Kachinas and I've had it for about 5 years now. Recently, I found a Kachinas ascot in blue. The vibe was distinctly different and it is my SOTD.
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Welll… harrumph to that buyer!I am a big fan of the men's collex. However, most of my men's scarves are purchased off the resale market as, for the longest time, the buyer of the men's department at my home H was a believer that men only wore blue, brown, black and dull colours. I waited in vain for the more exciting cws like the chartreuse Awooooo, and the bubblegum pink Last Night. Not sure if the situation has improved since the boring buyer left. I met a hoity toity SA recently who claimed to be in charge now, and her attitude is that any scarf she hasn't seen before does not exist
My first men's scarf that was not square was an ascot. I totally fell in love with this format as it is a lazy girl's dream. It was an olive green Kachinas and I've had it for about 5 years now. Recently, I found a Kachinas ascot in blue. The vibe was distinctly different and it is my SOTD.
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Thank you so much for your nice compliments, Thelittlefoxes. Finally and hopefully
