Scarves Scarf of the Day 2021 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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Introducing a new-to-me L'Ombre des Boulevards with its rows of Parisian street scenes.
Thank you dear LkbnolaThank you to all for the likes on my pretty and festive Zaba-- and @Croisette7, @Karenska and @Cookiefiend for your nice remarks!
Yes! Another Crescent City TPFer! The bon temps are definitely roulant @FlaTiger-- more cautious perhaps but as determined as ever to find the fun.
Nothing can stop those feathers from shining through @Maedi!
Lovely, @SusieAugusta and of course, the unchanging yet ever-changing rhythm of the seasons...You always have the most interesting cws!
Gorgeous! Best-dressed booster jab-ee in town I am sure!
Rockin' around the Christmas Tree in your lovely red sweaters and silks @Karenska!
I am going to echo all the compliments @paula24jen and thank you for the creative idea re: medor rings! I am so glad to hear you have received your booster. We need every tool in our collective arsenal...
So very beautiful-- I love the ribbons on the scarf (and perfect for present-giving season!) but the pearly buttons of your jacket look so lovely with the creamy background @Croisette7!
I still see those lovely flowers!
(I leave for the office in the morning, often the sun isn't quite out - so I get the bad lighting issues!)
Yes!! And a beautiful red too!
Thank you sweetheart!
(It's a Neutrogena lip crayon
)That fabulous pink would brighten any day - and congrats on your booster! Woot!
Gorgeous - I love a red sweater!
Lovely ribbons and bows and a fab green!
oh my... this cw is so serene! Congratulations!
I love this design, so many fun details! The gorgeous bright pink border is a bonus!
That friendship knot works so well with that scarf, have a lovely evening!
Thank you, Cookie!I still see those lovely flowers!
(I leave for the office in the morning, often the sun isn't quite out - so I get the bad lighting issues!)
Yes!! And a beautiful red too!
Thank you sweetheart!
(It's a Neutrogena lip crayon
That fabulous pink would brighten any day - and congrats on your booster! Woot!
Gorgeous - I love a red sweater!
Lovely ribbons and bows and a fab green!
oh my... this cw is so serene! Congratulations!
I love this design, so many fun details! The gorgeous bright pink border is a bonus!
I like Chinese curio cabinets like this.
The rigid outer frame and staggered inner shelves are composed of straight lines, contrasting with the fluid circle within the square. Each compartment usually holds a small treasure and the eye of the viewer is led from one shelf to the next, allowing him or her to admire the beauty and craftmanship of the items.
I can see a similar structure in Promenade a Versailles: the straight lines interspersed with circles, the structure on the left mirroring that on the right, but with each defined space showing a different area of the palace.
Voitures de Dames shows a similar structure of straight and curved lines, with vignettes in each space. Sous Bois goes the organic route with the structure created from crisscrossing branches, some almost straight, others curving and weaving as in nature. Perspective is a special case: the structure is there but the spaces are left blank for the viewer's mind to fill with all imaginable possibilities.
The eightfold structure in Les Berlines, one of my fave designs, results in a pleasing visual harmony when worn using a simple bias fold.
My SOTD Grotte de Versailles also has an interesting structural design, although it doesn't show up in the modshot. I was going for warmth today as it rained heavily and I was cold
The rigid outer frame and staggered inner shelves are composed of straight lines, contrasting with the fluid circle within the square. Each compartment usually holds a small treasure and the eye of the viewer is led from one shelf to the next, allowing him or her to admire the beauty and craftmanship of the items.
I can see a similar structure in Promenade a Versailles: the straight lines interspersed with circles, the structure on the left mirroring that on the right, but with each defined space showing a different area of the palace.
Voitures de Dames shows a similar structure of straight and curved lines, with vignettes in each space. Sous Bois goes the organic route with the structure created from crisscrossing branches, some almost straight, others curving and weaving as in nature. Perspective is a special case: the structure is there but the spaces are left blank for the viewer's mind to fill with all imaginable possibilities.
The eightfold structure in Les Berlines, one of my fave designs, results in a pleasing visual harmony when worn using a simple bias fold.
My SOTD Grotte de Versailles also has an interesting structural design, although it doesn't show up in the modshot. I was going for warmth today as it rained heavily and I was cold
love the scarves and they are so nice with that gorgeous red!
such a serene colorway. lovely. and you are rocking that friendship knot. I will have to try. I have considered This scarf Cw before because I Love the graphics of the design and this light pink w bold blacks is so great. But I am trying hard to stick to my personal grail list. And felt I had my light pink grand theatre that I should not hit purchase when I have seen it. Regrets now tho
great design. love it. Have almost bought this many times! Looks wonderful on you.
wonderful thoughts on the lines of these scarves. Thanks for sharing your insight. I do so enjoy Versailles scarfI like Chinese curio cabinets like this.
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The rigid outer frame and staggered inner shelves are composed of straight lines, contrasting with the fluid circle within the square. Each compartment usually holds a small treasure and the eye of the viewer is led from one shelf to the next, allowing him or her to admire the beauty and craftmanship of the items.
I can see a similar structure in Promenade a Versailles: the straight lines interspersed with circles, the structure on the left mirroring that on the right, but with each defined space showing a different area of the palace.
Voitures de Dames shows a similar structure of straight and curved lines, with vignettes in each space. Sous Bois goes the organic route with the structure created from crisscrossing branches, some almost straight, others curving and weaving as in nature. Perspective is a special case: the structure is there but the spaces are left blank for the viewer's mind to fill with all imaginable possibilities.
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The eightfold structure in Les Berlines, one of my fave designs, results in a pleasing visual harmony when worn using a simple bias fold.
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My SOTD Grotte de Versailles also has an interesting structural design, although it doesn't show up in the modshot. I was going for warmth today as it rained heavily and I was cold
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Friyay! It’s been a bear of a week over in Cookie Land, so today I’m posting about serendipity.
The bias fold is one of my favorites - so easy and it allows the inside of the scarf to shine. But it also allows for serendipitous things to happen… the design sometimes matches up!
Diamyo
Fauconnerie Royal Deduit
And Amazone - I have two of these so I cheated a bit - but the magic happened!
The bias fold is one of my favorites - so easy and it allows the inside of the scarf to shine. But it also allows for serendipitous things to happen… the design sometimes matches up!
Diamyo
Fauconnerie Royal Deduit
And Amazone - I have two of these so I cheated a bit - but the magic happened!
Yasss!!I like Chinese curio cabinets like this.
View attachment 5270295
The rigid outer frame and staggered inner shelves are composed of straight lines, contrasting with the fluid circle within the square. Each compartment usually holds a small treasure and the eye of the viewer is led from one shelf to the next, allowing him or her to admire the beauty and craftmanship of the items.
I can see a similar structure in Promenade a Versailles: the straight lines interspersed with circles, the structure on the left mirroring that on the right, but with each defined space showing a different area of the palace.
Voitures de Dames shows a similar structure of straight and curved lines, with vignettes in each space. Sous Bois goes the organic route with the structure created from crisscrossing branches, some almost straight, others curving and weaving as in nature. Perspective is a special case: the structure is there but the spaces are left blank for the viewer's mind to fill with all imaginable possibilities.
View attachment 5270299
The eightfold structure in Les Berlines, one of my fave designs, results in a pleasing visual harmony when worn using a simple bias fold.
View attachment 5270308
My SOTD Grotte de Versailles also has an interesting structural design, although it doesn't show up in the modshot. I was going for warmth today as it rained heavily and I was cold
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We were thinking alike today - I love it when the design harmonizes, as yours has in Les Berlines!
yes yes yes,
but the scarves are from the past? am I right? It seems that they are not so demanding to tie but lovely. Modern design is more complicated.
2 Amazones, lucky you!
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