Scarves Scarf of the Day 2021 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

[Karenska]

Oooh, what a lovely scarf that is, and so on topic! Your brooch is perfect anyway.

Thank you, Susie Augusta.

 

[Karenska]

Happy holidays everyone!
I have 3 scarves that I basically rotate through during December.
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So beautiful, all three.

 

[Karenska]

I missed most of last week, except for commenting a few times... I have no idea where the time went on me, but go it did....


So, I'm calling this one a crossover from last week since it has some green on it. But also, most Armore Artist scarf designs tend to be based on their ceramic art they sell, so it would have been great for last week too.

Marche du Zambeze

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And, of course, it would not be Xmas-time without my black black heart embracing the Grinch for at least a day.

"You're a foul one, Mr Grinch.... You're a nasty-wasty skunk!" (plus... green...but a sickly mean green... )



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PS- I still have no holiday themed or winter themed scarves, after 8 years....

Great post, bunnycat. And I love how you tied your MdZ. Perfect with the black shirt.

 

[Nomad]

Thank you, Susie and @momasaurus. I adore my H silks but I must say that my little Echo holly beauty gets a workout, too. Not H but very soft and lovely silk and the colors are so festive.
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so very lovely indeed. I have non H for Easter and Valentine’s Day that I love wearing

19 Dec 2021 Holly & Ivy: Festive Red and Green scarves

Happy Fourth Sunday of Advent, dear Scarfies!
As I will be attending my favorite Christmas concert this evening, I can’t help but to share the lyrics of an ancient tune that the marvelous ensemble Seraphic Fire will present tonight: The Holly and the Ivy:

“The holly and the ivy,
When they are both full grown,
Of all trees that are in the wood,
The holly bears the crown”

I couldn’t find a YouTube video of Seraphic Fire singing this beautiful Christmas song, but did find one of them singing the Coventry Carol which we will also hear tonight:



Here are a couple of photos of the last Seraphic Fire Christmas concert I attended in 2019 which includes a picture of the program. After last year’s hiatus, it will be a treat to attend tonight.
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As we welcome the Christmas festivities with great joy and anticipation, we will undoubtedly wear our holiday-themed scarves to all of our events. There are so many wonderful and iconic winter and Christmas-themed silks by Hermès that we have a wealth of designs to choose from.

But, no doubt, we also have green and red scarves that we love to wear at this time of year for they are festive and have that holiday vibe, whether they are holiday-themed or not.
One of these scarves for me is Fleurs d’Ecosse in this red and green CW. The tartan patterns also add a festive vibe. Though not exactly a Christmas scarf it will be perfect to wear to tonight’s Christmas concert.
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Then, here is one of my favorite winter/holiday-themed scarves of all time: the charming Neige d’Antan with its delightful revelers in the snow and snowflakes and holly graphics.
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Finally, I would like to stretch the topic a bit to allow us to display those holiday and winter-themed scarves in our collections that we may own in a non-traditional CW. One such winter-themed scarf I own is the fabulous Fleurs d’Hiver. With its snowflakes, reindeer, edelweiss and woodland creatures in icy colors, it is a delight to wear at this time of year.
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I’d also like to share my Advent wreath
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This will undoubtedly be an exciting and fun week as we all share our beloved holiday and winter-themed silks

yes yes yes. Way to start the week. The fleurs d’hiver is such a great understated design.

Thank you dear @Living.la.vida.fifi for your beautiful closing post to last week's theme and this fantastic and festive post to open the new week! I love each of your examples-- they seem enduring, classic and joyful and I am glad of the expansion of the theme by the example of your beautiful blue Fleurs d'Hiver. Blue and silver are certainly festive and seasonal and for me they are also classic Hanukkah colors (though it has passed early this year). I feel these are all light-filled traditions in the dark mid-winter so I can't wait to see the cheer and fun this week.
Since I acquired this festive La Patisserie Francaise, I have my own little holiday tradition of wearing it to a Cookie Exchange. Finally doing that again this year IRL! Not technically red or green but full of sugary sweetness and whimsey. Plus, my top is very very green (Knot is the "Zebra Bow Knot" by @Yoon daily scarf)
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It just so festive and as someone said sugar plum fairy

Thank you for hosting last week and this, @Living.la.vida.fifi . It was easy to find a crossover scarf for today that encompassed both art and was red. When I first saw a picture of Au Coin du Feu I thought that Hermès had actually issued a knit scarf. Even on opening the box I had to touch it to be sure that it was a picture of a knitted scarf on flat silk. Knitwear is of course an art form. I picture the scarf here with an actual knitted headband that I wear in the winter.

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Pleased to begin this week of Christmas with Au Coin du Feu with its reindeer pulling a present in a sleigh. With any luck I'll be able to post a scarf on site photo later after a visit to our cabin which has a fireplace.

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the red matches perfectly. it is such a great trompe l’oeil effect.

I missed most of last week, except for commenting a few times... I have no idea where the time went on me, but go it did....


So, I'm calling this one a crossover from last week since it has some green on it. But also, most Armore Artist scarf designs tend to be based on their ceramic art they sell, so it would have been great for last week too.

Marche du Zambeze

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And, of course, it would not be Xmas-time without my black black heart embracing the Grinch for at least a day.

"You're a foul one, Mr Grinch.... You're a nasty-wasty skunk!" (plus... green...but a sickly mean green... )



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PS- I still have no holiday themed or winter themed scarves, after 8 years....

haha at grinch. Love the black Zambeze look. The colors pop.

Happy holidays everyone!
I have 3 scarves that I basically rotate through during December.
neige d’antan, Noel au Faubourg, and a green and red au coeur de la vieView attachment 5277316View attachment 5277317View attachment 5277319 View attachment 5277320View attachment 5277321

Oh my!! Best holiday collection and stylings. Love it so much. That holly highlight especially

 

[Karenska]

Thank you dear @Living.la.vida.fifi for your beautiful closing post to last week's theme and this fantastic and festive post to open the new week! I love each of your examples-- they seem enduring, classic and joyful and I am glad of the expansion of the theme by the example of your beautiful blue Fleurs d'Hiver. Blue and silver are certainly festive and seasonal and for me they are also classic Hanukkah colors (though it has passed early this year). I feel these are all light-filled traditions in the dark mid-winter so I can't wait to see the cheer and fun this week.
Since I acquired this festive La Patisserie Francaise, I have my own little holiday tradition of wearing it to a Cookie Exchange. Finally doing that again this year IRL! Not technically red or green but full of sugary sweetness and whimsey. Plus, my top is very very green (Knot is the "Zebra Bow Knot" by @Yoon daily scarf)
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Oh, how beautifully tied and very festive for a cookie exchange. I like that knot! Must try this, Lkbnola.

 

[scarf1]

Thank you @Nomad and @Karenska !

 

[LKBNOLA]

Thank you for hosting last week and this, @Living.la.vida.fifi . It was easy to find a crossover scarf for today that encompassed both art and was red. When I first saw a picture of Au Coin du Feu I thought that Hermès had actually issued a knit scarf. Even on opening the box I had to touch it to be sure that it was a picture of a knitted scarf on flat silk. Knitwear is of course an art form. I picture the scarf here with an actual knitted headband that I wear in the winter.

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Pleased to begin this week of Christmas with Au Coin du Feu with its reindeer pulling a present in a sleigh. With any luck I'll be able to post a scarf on site photo later after a visit to our cabin which has a fireplace.

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Wow it is fantastic in red (and any other cw really because of the trompe l'oeil effect): a perfect holiday scarf!

OOOOH- this has Sugar Plum Fairy all over it!!!

Thank you! at Sugar Plum Fairy...

I love this knot

Thank you so much @Cooshcouture!

I missed most of last week, except for commenting a few times... I have no idea where the time went on me, but go it did....


So, I'm calling this one a crossover from last week since it has some green on it. But also, most Armore Artist scarf designs tend to be based on their ceramic art they sell, so it would have been great for last week too.

Marche du Zambeze

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And, of course, it would not be Xmas-time without my black black heart embracing the Grinch for at least a day.

"You're a foul one, Mr Grinch.... You're a nasty-wasty skunk!" (plus... green...but a sickly mean green... )



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PS- I still have no holiday themed or winter themed scarves, after 8 years....

You are the very un-Grinchiest Grinch I have ever seen @bunnycat-- looking beautiful in your greens!

Happy holidays everyone!
I have 3 scarves that I basically rotate through during December.
neige d’antan, Noel au Faubourg, and a green and red au coeur de la vieView attachment 5277316View attachment 5277317View attachment 5277319 View attachment 5277320View attachment 5277321

This is similar to my holiday scarf strategy @scarf1 but I only wish I had a Noel and a Neige! Especially yearn for that last one because I adore the title and the Francois Villon poem that it comes from. And living in NOLA I do actually have to wonder "where are the snows of yesteryear" because we don't get any! All three are gorgeous...

It just so festive and as someone said sugar plum fairy

Thank you @Nomad! Maybe I will make it my Nutcracker scarf, too!

Oh, how beautifully tied and very festive for a cookie exchange. I like that knot! Must try this, Lkbnola.

Thank you! @Yoon daily scarf is so talented and her instructions are so clear!

 

[Cooshcouture]

Thank you dear @Living.la.vida.fifi for your beautiful closing post to last week's theme and this fantastic and festive post to open the new week! I love each of your examples-- they seem enduring, classic and joyful and I am glad of the expansion of the theme by the example of your beautiful blue Fleurs d'Hiver. Blue and silver are certainly festive and seasonal and for me they are also classic Hanukkah colors (though it has passed early this year). I feel these are all light-filled traditions in the dark mid-winter so I can't wait to see the cheer and fun this week.
Since I acquired this festive La Patisserie Francaise, I have my own little holiday tradition of wearing it to a Cookie Exchange. Finally doing that again this year IRL! Not technically red or green but full of sugary sweetness and whimsey. Plus, my top is very very green (Knot is the "Zebra Bow Knot" by @Yoon daily scarf)
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May I see your scarf ring you used for this knot?

 

[scarf1]

Wow it is fantastic in red (and any other cw really because of the trompe l'oeil effect): a perfect holiday scarf!

Thank you! at Sugar Plum Fairy...

Thank you so much @Cooshcouture!

You are the very un-Grinchiest Grinch I have ever seen @bunnycat-- looking beautiful in your greens!

This is similar to my holiday scarf strategy @scarf1 but I only wish I had a Noel and a Neige! Especially yearn for that last one because I adore the title and the Francois Villon poem that it comes from. And living in NOLA I do actually have to wonder "where are the snows of yesteryear" because we don't get any! All three are gorgeous...

Thank you @Nomad! Maybe I will make it my Nutcracker scarf, too!

Thank you! @Yoon daily scarf is so talented and her instructions are so clear!

Thank you!

 

[Living.la.vida.fifi]

Thank you dear @Living.la.vida.fifi for your beautiful closing post to last week's theme and this fantastic and festive post to open the new week! I love each of your examples-- they seem enduring, classic and joyful and I am glad of the expansion of the theme by the example of your beautiful blue Fleurs d'Hiver. Blue and silver are certainly festive and seasonal and for me they are also classic Hanukkah colors (though it has passed early this year). I feel these are all light-filled traditions in the dark mid-winter so I can't wait to see the cheer and fun this week.
Since I acquired this festive La Patisserie Francaise, I have my own little holiday tradition of wearing it to a Cookie Exchange. Finally doing that again this year IRL! Not technically red or green but full of sugary sweetness and whimsey. Plus, my top is very very green (Knot is the "Zebra Bow Knot" by @Yoon daily scarf)
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Yes… I agree that the Fleurs d’Hiver makes a beautiful Hanukkah scarf. One of our best friends and best man at our wedding and family are Jewish and celebrate the holidays grandly, always inviting us… I always enjoy wearing color appropriately accessories.
I love the way that Yoon devised this knot. My version is not as good and I told her I must attempt her way next time. What a joy Patisserie is… So beautifully festive!

Thank you for hosting last week and this, @Living.la.vida.fifi . It was easy to find a crossover scarf for today that encompassed both art and was red. When I first saw a picture of Au Coin du Feu I thought that Hermès had actually issued a knit scarf. Even on opening the box I had to touch it to be sure that it was a picture of a knitted scarf on flat silk. Knitwear is of course an art form. I picture the scarf here with an actual knitted headband that I wear in the winter.

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Pleased to begin this week of Christmas with Au Coin du Feu with its reindeer pulling a present in a sleigh. With any luck I'll be able to post a scarf on site photo later after a visit to our cabin which has a fireplace.

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Such a delightful design! I’ve been wanting one for a while now as it’s a lovely holiday design, especially in this fabulous red.. One of Hermès’ best trompe l’oeil designs

Thank you kindly, dear Fifi!


Awww, what a great and very fitting intro, dear Fifi! Thank you for taking the time to host another week, and the one before Christmas to boot.
Your scarves are (as usual) so wonderful, all different, and all on theme. I am your twin on Neige d‘Antan, my favourite Christmas scarf, always worn on Christmas Eve.


Thank you for the kind words, dear LKBNOLA!


A very very nice green top with a very very lovely scarf, dear LKBNOLA!

One of my favourite designs, RBH! I am your sister, I‘ve got the light blue/ light grey one. How very nice to see the red cw!

Oh do glad to be your Neige twin! It is such a delightful design and probably my Christmas favorite as well

I missed most of last week, except for commenting a few times... I have no idea where the time went on me, but go it did....


So, I'm calling this one a crossover from last week since it has some green on it. But also, most Armore Artist scarf designs tend to be based on their ceramic art they sell, so it would have been great for last week too.

Marche du Zambeze

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And, of course, it would not be Xmas-time without my black black heart embracing the Grinch for at least a day.

"You're a foul one, Mr Grinch.... You're a nasty-wasty skunk!" (plus... green...but a sickly mean green... )



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PS- I still have no holiday themed or winter themed scarves, after 8 years....

No holiday themed scarves?! Well, this week will prove that festive colors will bump any design to being holiday appropriate. Love that striking Zambeze, and what design is the moussie? It is glorious!

Happy holidays everyone!
I have 3 scarves that I basically rotate through during December.
neige d’antan, Noel au Faubourg, and a green and red au coeur de la vieView attachment 5277316View attachment 5277317View attachment 5277319 View attachment 5277320View attachment 5277321

Aaah, all of these a wonderful for the season! My favorite being Neige d’Antan with which I am happy to twin with you!

 

[Living.la.vida.fifi]

Just wanted to follow up with a Christmas concert update. It was marvelous! Seraphic Fire usually holds their concerts in churches but this one was at a concert hall. It was equally beautiful and atmospheric. As they were singing Silent Night at the end, each singer picked up a red candle from the center table and left slowly in procession singing to end the song backstage.
So moving that I shed a tear.

The sweet and spunky usher ladies gushed over my scarf and Vrba brooch. So nice when our silks get noticed in the real world

 

[Maedi]

Thank you dear @Living.la.vida.fifi for your beautiful closing post to last week's theme and this fantastic and festive post to open the new week! I love each of your examples-- they seem enduring, classic and joyful and I am glad of the expansion of the theme by the example of your beautiful blue Fleurs d'Hiver. Blue and silver are certainly festive and seasonal and for me they are also classic Hanukkah colors (though it has passed early this year). I feel these are all light-filled traditions in the dark mid-winter so I can't wait to see the cheer and fun this week.
Since I acquired this festive La Patisserie Francaise, I have my own little holiday tradition of wearing it to a Cookie Exchange. Finally doing that again this year IRL! Not technically red or green but full of sugary sweetness and whimsey. Plus, my top is very very green (Knot is the "Zebra Bow Knot" by @Yoon daily scarf)
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How pretty and perfect for a cookie exchange.

 

[Barbette]

I missed most of last week, except for commenting a few times... I have no idea where the time went on me, but go it did....


So, I'm calling this one a crossover from last week since it has some green on it. But also, most Armore Artist scarf designs tend to be based on their ceramic art they sell, so it would have been great for last week too.

Marche du Zambeze

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And, of course, it would not be Xmas-time without my black black heart embracing the Grinch for at least a day.

"You're a foul one, Mr Grinch.... You're a nasty-wasty skunk!" (plus... green...but a sickly mean green... )



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PS- I still have no holiday themed or winter themed scarves, after 8 years....

I was wondering if I was the only one without holiday themed silks so thank you for sharing you don't either right now

 

[essiedub]

Just wanted to follow up with a Christmas concert update. It was marvelous! Seraphic Fire usually holds their concerts in churches but this one was at a concert hall. It was equally beautiful and atmospheric. As they were singing Silent Night at the end, each singer picked up a red candle from the center table and left slowly in procession singing to end the song backstage.
So moving that I shed a tear.

The sweet and spunky usher ladies gushed over my scarf and Vrba brooch. So nice when our silks get noticed in the real world
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Now that‘s a Christmas tree pin!
oh.my!

 

[Maedi]

Happy holidays everyone!
I have 3 scarves that I basically rotate through during December.
neige d’antan, Noel au Faubourg, and a green and red au coeur de la vieView attachment 5277316View attachment 5277317View attachment 5277319 View attachment 5277320View attachment 5277321

These are so precious and your Christmas tree pendant is adorable.