It looks very elegant, dear Maedi! And wonderful memories for you to have!
Such a beauty! Stay warm!
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Scarves Scarf of the Day 2022 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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This is an awesome look, Barbette!
Thank you so much, Awillow!Okay. Away we go with another massive multiquote. New Year's resolution - try not to clog thread with a million individual posts. (You are welcome!)
Croisette, there is hardly a single H scarf that has not been in your collection at some point! Fabulous!
Snausages, I have a 90 of tyger but no csgm. This one is breathtaking. Congrats on having the good sense to acquire this beauty. She looks great with your grey sweater.
Fifi, you are truly Queen of the Happy Scarves.
FlaTiger, I may have to investigate this one further based on your photo and the impending disappearance of the wash scarves. A lovely choice of colorway for this design.
Foxy, this is a special one. I too resist many vintage H scarves bc of the gold. L'Hiver is another example of a vintage scarf that I would pick up in a cw without gold (if I ever manage work my way down the list to that one...)
Beautiful, magjes. Love these soft colors. Long live the wash!
Lkb, these are all great, but that posy knot with that hem!excuse me while I pick my self up off the floor.
Karenska, as you know, this animapolis is perfection on you. That black hem makes it! Perfect with your pink sweater.
What a happy, fun scarf, croisette!!!
I almost love the "wrong side" more!
Cookie, that Venerie is always one I admire. Truly special. And you inspired me with faubourg. Walkies? Always happy!
Bunny, I don't know if I have seen your paridaiza before. Those colors are super together. What a lovely scarf!
My dear sister in bains, this looks so chic with black. I would never have though of this pairing. Gorgeous!
Snausages, I have resisted CdC to date. You are making it look so lovely! And those jewel tones!
Cookie, you too with the cdc?! Really? You may as well just take my wallet. This gives me brides de gris-gris vibes, which is another scarf that has regularly been in and out of my various shopping carts.
Yay for your return, little foxes! I have missed your and your always interesting posts. Hope the move went well. You are looking stunning. Nice to see the parade of fabulous jackets continues along with your scarves!
Katharina Luise, I love this combination of colors. Lucky you! So glad to have you here!
Flatiger, I spent half of last year hunting for this one. It is a special scarf, and it looks terrific tied this way.
EtsyBoss, how great is this?!!! Green is a color that I rarely am tempted by with H scarves. But this is *the* green and with that golden brown?! May have to ask my SA about this one. To die for.
Brrr, it does look cold - but nothing better than this colourful scarf to cheer up!
Great look as a belt, Pampelmuse!
Too cute, Awillow, a lovely colour!
Perfect for Zoom indeed, love those shades of blue!
and happy us... I think a cream sweater needs a bit of colour, perfect!
How nice to hear you participated in those parades - and 2 great cw's you have, Maedi.
love the earthy tones here, Awillow.
beautifully coordinated, Tlamdang!
Lovely!
This is the true scarf lover... wonderful and also your matching tops are quite a sight!Nothing makes me happier than my phoenixes, the bird responsible for the trip and tumble down the orange slope. I truly intended to buy just one...
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In honour of my guilty pleasure, I'm going to fit in a phoenix at least twice a month this year to give them all a chance to flutter out of the box
A breeze of spring indeed, much needed here on this grey and rather wet day.
beautiful colours, Croisette, love the bits of blue in this scarf!
Good morning, dear Scarflandians, and Happy New Year! I hope it’s gotten off to a great start for everyone. Many thanks to Bunnycat for getting the 2022 Scarf Party started, and to all of you for showing your glorious and happy silks.
Scarfies, let’s keep the party movin’
! Because we’re goin’ to that place Where the Wild Things Are!
Creatures Real & Imaginary, especially in unusual colours.
Snakes, real creatures, come in amazing colors, but I couldn’t find a photo that didn’t frighten the wilies out of me, and I certainly didn’t want to frighten you, so I’ll just tell you a story. Once at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, I saw the most exquisite, fuscia-colored pit viper, a tiny and elegant miracle of gorgeous iridescent pinks. It was breathtaking to behold. This remarkable and beautiful creature came from the American Southwest, where there is so much red, sand and pink rock. I was fairly mesmerized by it, despite the fact that I am terrified of snakes. (On a side note, it was the exact color of an Estee Lauder lipstick I wore in my twenties.) All kidding aside, it was a most extraordinary specimen.
Here is another creature - Wooley’s hot-pants wearin’, rock-n-rollin’ One-Eyed, One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater, thought to be extinct, but who knows?
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A few specimens from my own silk zoo and throughout the week I’ll exhibit others.
How about the crazy half-horse chimeras playing games on Della Cavalleria Favolosa? From Hermès’ Story Behind, “Della Cavalleria is one of the most extraordinary treatises in the history of riding. Written by Georg Engelhard von Löhneysen, it was published in Bavaria at the very beginning of the 17th century, and now a part of the Émile Hermès collection. Illustrated with baroque engravings, it presents some German sleighs drawn by fabulous creatures and richly adorned horses. Playing with these, the designer pushes extravagance even further by assembling horses' bodies and chimerical monsters. Keeping in the theme of games, she humorously gives one a racket, a yoyo or a diabolo to another, creating strange visual associations worthy of an exquisite corpse.”
Who dat peeping out of the gingham and stripes? Dallet’s marvelously rendered cats.
The lion is definitely not sleeping tonight. Oooh, he’s so pretty with his lavender markings.
Please show us your colorful Wild Things - all sorts, real or imaginary!
Scarfies, let’s keep the party movin’
! Because we’re goin’ to that place Where the Wild Things Are!Creatures Real & Imaginary, especially in unusual colours.
Snakes, real creatures, come in amazing colors, but I couldn’t find a photo that didn’t frighten the wilies out of me, and I certainly didn’t want to frighten you, so I’ll just tell you a story. Once at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, I saw the most exquisite, fuscia-colored pit viper, a tiny and elegant miracle of gorgeous iridescent pinks. It was breathtaking to behold. This remarkable and beautiful creature came from the American Southwest, where there is so much red, sand and pink rock. I was fairly mesmerized by it, despite the fact that I am terrified of snakes. (On a side note, it was the exact color of an Estee Lauder lipstick I wore in my twenties
.) All kidding aside, it was a most extraordinary specimen.Here is another creature - Wooley’s hot-pants wearin’, rock-n-rollin’ One-Eyed, One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater, thought to be extinct, but who knows?
.A few specimens from my own silk zoo and throughout the week I’ll exhibit others.
How about the crazy half-horse chimeras playing games on Della Cavalleria Favolosa? From Hermès’ Story Behind, “Della Cavalleria is one of the most extraordinary treatises in the history of riding. Written by Georg Engelhard von Löhneysen, it was published in Bavaria at the very beginning of the 17th century, and now a part of the Émile Hermès collection. Illustrated with baroque engravings, it presents some German sleighs drawn by fabulous creatures and richly adorned horses. Playing with these, the designer pushes extravagance even further by assembling horses' bodies and chimerical monsters. Keeping in the theme of games, she humorously gives one a racket, a yoyo or a diabolo to another, creating strange visual associations worthy of an exquisite corpse.”
Who dat peeping out of the gingham and stripes? Dallet’s marvelously rendered cats.
The lion is definitely not sleeping tonight. Oooh, he’s so pretty with his lavender markings.
Please show us your colorful Wild Things - all sorts, real or imaginary!
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Croisette, I love this design. And it looks spectacular with that sweater.
Thanks, KL! ❤It looks very elegant, dear Maedi! And wonderful memories for you to have!
Such a beauty! Stay warm!
Perfect for you!
Thank you, dear agrume!
Lovely introduction and stunning scarves, @Karenska! Thank you for sharing so much beauty.Good morning, dear Scarflandians, and Happy New Year! I hope it’s gotten off to a great start for everyone. Many thanks to Bunnycat for getting the 2022 Scarf Party started, and to all of you for showing your glorious and happy silks.
Scarfies, let’s keep the party movin’
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Creatures Real & Imaginary, especially in unusual colours.
Snakes, real creatures, come in amazing colors, but I couldn’t find a photo that didn’t frighten the wilies out of me, so I’ll just tell you that I once saw at the National Zoo in Washington, DC the most exquisite, fuscia-colored pit viper, a tiny and elegant miracle of gorgeous iridescent pinks. It was breathtaking to behold. This remarkable and beautiful creature came from the American Southwest, where there is so much red, sand and pink rock. I was fairly mesmerized by it, despite the fact that I am terrified of snakes. (On a side note, it was the exact color of an Estee Lauder lipstick I wore in my twenties
Here is another creature, not fuscia but purple
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A few specimens from my own silk zoo and throughout the week I’ll exhibit others.
How about the crazy half-horse chimeras playing games on Della Cavalleria Favolosa? From Hermès’ Story Behind, “Della Cavalleria is one of the most extraordinary treatises in the history of riding. Written by Georg Engelhard von Löhneysen, it was published in Bavaria at the very beginning of the 17th century, and now a part of the Émile Hermès collection. Illustrated with baroque engravings, it presents some German sleighs drawn by fabulous creatures and richly adorned horses. Playing with these, the designer pushes extravagance even further by assembling horses' bodies and chimerical monsters. Keeping in the theme of games, she humorously gives one a racket, a yoyo or a diabolo to another, creating strange visual associations worthy of an exquisite corpse.”
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Who dat peeping out of the gingham and stripes? Dallet’s marvelously rendered cats.
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The lion is definitely not sleeping tonight. Oooh, he’s so pretty with his lavender markings.
View attachment 5292332 Please show us your colorful Wild Things - all sorts, real or imaginary!
Thank you, Agrume!
Many thanks, Awillow!Croisette, I love this design. And it looks spectacular with that sweater.
Thanks, KL! ❤
Thank you, dear agrume!
A great introduction, Karenska, thank you for hosting this week! Your eye brooch perfectly fits your scarf!Good morning, dear Scarflandians, and Happy New Year! I hope it’s gotten off to a great start for everyone. Many thanks to Bunnycat for getting the 2022 Scarf Party started, and to all of you for showing your glorious and happy silks.
Scarfies, let’s keep the party movin’
View attachment 5292292
Creatures Real & Imaginary, especially in unusual colours.
Snakes, real creatures, come in amazing colors, but I couldn’t find a photo that didn’t frighten the wilies out of me, and I certainly didn’t want to frighten you, so I’ll just tell you a story. Once at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, I saw the most exquisite, fuscia-colored pit viper, a tiny and elegant miracle of gorgeous iridescent pinks. It was breathtaking to behold. This remarkable and beautiful creature came from the American Southwest, where there is so much red, sand and pink rock. I was fairly mesmerized by it, despite the fact that I am terrified of snakes. (On a side note, it was the exact color of an Estee Lauder lipstick I wore in my twenties
Here is another creature - Wooley’s hot-pants wearin’, rock-n-rollin’ One-Eyed, One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater, thought to be extinct, but who knows?
View attachment 5292313
A few specimens from my own silk zoo and throughout the week I’ll exhibit others.
How about the crazy half-horse chimeras playing games on Della Cavalleria Favolosa? From Hermès’ Story Behind, “Della Cavalleria is one of the most extraordinary treatises in the history of riding. Written by Georg Engelhard von Löhneysen, it was published in Bavaria at the very beginning of the 17th century, and now a part of the Émile Hermès collection. Illustrated with baroque engravings, it presents some German sleighs drawn by fabulous creatures and richly adorned horses. Playing with these, the designer pushes extravagance even further by assembling horses' bodies and chimerical monsters. Keeping in the theme of games, she humorously gives one a racket, a yoyo or a diabolo to another, creating strange visual associations worthy of an exquisite corpse.”
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Who dat peeping out of the gingham and stripes? Dallet’s marvelously rendered cats.
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The lion is definitely not sleeping tonight. Oooh, he’s so pretty with his lavender markings.
View attachment 5292332 Please show us your colorful Wild Things - all sorts, real or imaginary!
I did not get around to wear a scarf this past week. I promised to post a pic of my Selle des Steppes flat that I wore for new years eve. Since the old thread closed I am posting it here. 
Marvelous!Nothing makes me happier than my phoenixes, the bird responsible for the trip and tumble down the orange slope. I truly intended to buy just one...
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In honour of my guilty pleasure, I'm going to fit in a phoenix at least twice a month this year to give them all a chance to flutter out of the box
oh. My. Gosh! I love this sunny summery look!
Thank you!
Also - “Rules? We don’t need no stinkin’ rules!“
Thanks sweetie! That last one is Galop Chromatique. ❤️
Wonderfully warm!
Thank you dear! ❤️Gorgeous dear Cookiefiend! Each and every one of them
Beautiful intro Karenska! I especially love your Della Cavalleria Favolosa!Good morning, dear Scarflandians, and Happy New Year! I hope it’s gotten off to a great start for everyone. Many thanks to Bunnycat for getting the 2022 Scarf Party started, and to all of you for showing your glorious and happy silks.
Scarfies, let’s keep the party movin’
View attachment 5292292
Creatures Real & Imaginary, especially in unusual colours.
Snakes, real creatures, come in amazing colors, but I couldn’t find a photo that didn’t frighten the wilies out of me, and I certainly didn’t want to frighten you, so I’ll just tell you a story. Once at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, I saw the most exquisite, fuscia-colored pit viper, a tiny and elegant miracle of gorgeous iridescent pinks. It was breathtaking to behold. This remarkable and beautiful creature came from the American Southwest, where there is so much red, sand and pink rock. I was fairly mesmerized by it, despite the fact that I am terrified of snakes. (On a side note, it was the exact color of an Estee Lauder lipstick I wore in my twenties
Here is another creature - Wooley’s hot-pants wearin’, rock-n-rollin’ One-Eyed, One-Horned Flying Purple People Eater, thought to be extinct, but who knows?
View attachment 5292313
A few specimens from my own silk zoo and throughout the week I’ll exhibit others.
How about the crazy half-horse chimeras playing games on Della Cavalleria Favolosa? From Hermès’ Story Behind, “Della Cavalleria is one of the most extraordinary treatises in the history of riding. Written by Georg Engelhard von Löhneysen, it was published in Bavaria at the very beginning of the 17th century, and now a part of the Émile Hermès collection. Illustrated with baroque engravings, it presents some German sleighs drawn by fabulous creatures and richly adorned horses. Playing with these, the designer pushes extravagance even further by assembling horses' bodies and chimerical monsters. Keeping in the theme of games, she humorously gives one a racket, a yoyo or a diabolo to another, creating strange visual associations worthy of an exquisite corpse.”
View attachment 5292329
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Who dat peeping out of the gingham and stripes? Dallet’s marvelously rendered cats.
View attachment 5292331
The lion is definitely not sleeping tonight. Oooh, he’s so pretty with his lavender markings.
View attachment 5292332 Please show us your colorful Wild Things - all sorts, real or imaginary!
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