Scarves Scarf of the Day 2022 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

[Maedi]

Thank you, Cookie!


Is the Marwari a dipdye? It‘s just gorgeous!


Thank you, dear!

Yes, it's a dip dye. Thank you kindly.

 

[Lellabelle]

The rose. The queen of the garden.
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Roses have many meanings too.
Red roses = romance, love, beauty and courage. Yellow roses = friendship and joy. Orange roses = fascination and sensuality. Pink roses = appreciation and gratitude. And the white rose means innocence and purity.

The queen of my collection is La Rosee - my dark and stormy roses, the peach and pink, and the sweet gav.
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I was outside weeding this morning and was thinking about roses. I posted that gorgeous one on my post Sunday, and thought “That was Mother’s Day … I’m going to post my prides and joys for the last day of the week!”
These are my sweet boys ❤
Happy Mother’s Day!
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Thank you so much for this beautiful week!

That stormy changeant is GORGEOUS!!!

 

[frenchgirl]

I am hopelessly behind with the posts, but wanted to contribute a wee bit before the week is out. Here is dans un jardin Anglais changeant, and the tulip display at the front of our house right now. Fun fact, the red/yellow mixed tulips are all the same variety, a Darwin Hybrid named Gudoshnik. It has come back every year since we did the garden 4 years ago. The other tulip is a lily- flowering, Green Star.

 

[frenchgirl]

Yesterday I wore Fleurs de Giverny. I love the flowers in it. And that water Lilly . My 9th Hermes scarf which says it all. My first 12 I made no mistakes. Patting myself on the back for that ha. Made many mistakes after.
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Some archive of what I consider my true ‘floral’ scarves, and those with that one flower that just does it for me and grabbed me at hello. I‘ll thumbnail. I wish I could have participated more in this week. I love flowers.
Tresors d‘artiste
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into the Canadian wild
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Au pays des oiseaux-fleurs
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jardin de leila
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peuple de vent
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a L’ombre des pivoines
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christine Henry does flowers so well. jardin de soie. I loved the gav so much I bought 4 cw’s! Maybe 5
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two twillies of Jardin anglais
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Such a fantastic floral collection! No mistakes here... and speaking of those, what do you consider them to be? All I have seen so far of your collection suits you so beautifully.

 

[frenchgirl]

Fleurs de Lotus mousseline

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That green and pink... to die for! Are these a little smaller than regular GMs?

 

[Marie-the-Mary]

Yesterday I wore Fleurs de Giverny. I love the flowers in it. And that water Lilly . My 9th Hermes scarf which says it all. My first 12 I made no mistakes. Patting myself on the back for that ha. Made many mistakes after.
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Some archive of what I consider my true ‘floral’ scarves, and those with that one flower that just does it for me and grabbed me at hello. I‘ll thumbnail. I wish I could have participated more in this week. I love flowers.
Tresors d‘artiste
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into the Canadian wild
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Au pays des oiseaux-fleurs
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jardin de leila
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peuple de vent
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a L’ombre des pivoines
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christine Henry does flowers so well. jardin de soie. I loved the gav so much I bought 4 cw’s! Maybe 5
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two twillies of Jardin anglais
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All of the scarves of this post are amazing, @Nomad, each one more gorgeous than the next, endlessly! You wear them with panache and they suit you beautifully. Congratulations and thank you for sharing so many wonders.

 

[Mrs.Hermess]

I have the Tigre Royal in this CW too. I am always attracted to the combination of pink with orange. I also have it in the Marron/Blanc/ bleu and burnt orange. I bought it for the orange and blue side, with the marron side as a bonus.

Thank you. Your tigre royal sounds amazing. Please post a pic if you can. Xoxo

 

[essiedub]

I am hopelessly behind with the posts, but wanted to contribute a wee bit before the week is out. Here is dans un jardin Anglais changeant, and the tulip display at the front of our house right now. Fun fact, the red/yellow mixed tulips are all the same variety, a Darwin Hybrid named Gudoshnik. It has come back every year since we did the garden 4 years ago. The other tulip is a lily- flowering, Green Star.

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Wow i will look for this repeat flowering Gudoshnik. Most tulips only flower for one season (for me) on the US west coast. I wonder if it needs a freeze. What part of the world are you in?

 

[Nomad]

Twins or sisters with SOTD Eleftheria two ways; am braid for lunch with the boss and pm relaxed drape for some desk work before heading home. Elias Kafouros’ design includes “Mountainside houses, bell towers, ancient colonnades, bridges, and terraces flower at the heart of luxurious nature.”

yes! Thanks for posting. The pink was my top choice. It looks fantastic.

Cheval du Marwari with some flowers, some flowers on Parade de Leonhardi and Pique Fleuri. I love this week and it could keep going if it were for me.

i missed this one maedi. But I can still edit….I love every single one. The dip dye Marwari is amazing. One of my favorites is leonhardi! Can’t want to see you in it again. And pique is another favorite that I can’t zero in on a color still. I like so many of them, but would want to fill a color hole in collection with one. They all suit you so well.

In researching the flowers in Regina, I ended up coming back to the article recently referenced by @xincinsin. (The scarf photo is mine.)

"The new [scarf] shows a bouquet combining the rose of England, the thistle of Scotland, the shamrock of Ireland, the leek of Wales and France's fleur de lys."

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SHOP TALK (Published 1972)

Craftsmen from US Southwest region exhibit work at Amer Crafts Council Gallery, NYC; items described

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I'm wearing my red Regina today.

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I love red and pink and this looks so good against your color top.

Flamingo Party 90 twill

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CSGMs

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Tropiques 70

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Regina 90

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Jardin à Sintra

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Flowers of South Africa

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CERES

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Giverny

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Pierres d‘Orient et Occident

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croisette this is such a stream of gorgeous colors of blooms. Wow. I can’t pick a favorite.

Good morning. Thank you all for a beautiful floral week and to @xincinsin for wonderful posts and hosting. I agree with @Maedi that I wish it could go on and on... I am posting new scarf mail that arrived yesterday-- just in the nick of time! Thanks to scarfie friends who helped me find this personal grail. The hibiscus flower has many many meanings and associations in tropical lore and across many Pacific and Asian cultures but to me it is a sentimental favorite as every single house I grew up in had at least one tall stand of hibiscus as a hedge or fence lining enclosures, patios or verandas. So I was very motivated to find Varangues by Dmitri Rybalchenko. This design actually depicts a scene from Mauritius (according to Carre de Paris' blog) but to me it is uncannily reminiscent of childhood. I also love that in flower lore the deep pink hibiscus symbolizes warmth and friendship so it is perfect for this TPF community!
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congratulations on your grail. I didn’t recognize this design in these colors on your neck. Thanks for the full pic. It is so cool how it looks like paper cutouts on the edge in that ivory. And that blue is beautiful

So, I thought the butterfly pea flower would not have a symbolic meaning, but it appears to have some rather New Age associations: fertility, rebirth, resurrection and attachment to the divine
The journey from flower to colour changing drink.
And matching scarves
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super creative!! Love the lumieres

The rose. The queen of the garden.
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Roses have many meanings too.
Red roses = romance, love, beauty and courage. Yellow roses = friendship and joy. Orange roses = fascination and sensuality. Pink roses = appreciation and gratitude. And the white rose means innocence and purity.

The queen of my collection is La Rosee - my dark and stormy roses, the peach and pink, and the sweet gav.
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I was outside weeding this morning and was thinking about roses. I posted that gorgeous one on my post Sunday, and thought “That was Mother’s Day … I’m going to post my prides and joys for the last day of the week!”
These are my sweet boys ❤
Happy Mother’s Day!
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Thank you so much for this beautiful week!

the Queen indeed in your stormy rosee. And love the boys!

I am hopelessly behind with the posts, but wanted to contribute a wee bit before the week is out. Here is dans un jardin Anglais changeant, and the tulip display at the front of our house right now. Fun fact, the red/yellow mixed tulips are all the same variety, a Darwin Hybrid named Gudoshnik. It has come back every year since we did the garden 4 years ago. The other tulip is a lily- flowering, Green Star.

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gorgeous all around! Amazinf scarf and I just love tulips with all their color and green.

Such a fantastic floral collection! No mistakes here... and speaking of those, what do you consider them to be? All I have seen so far of your collection suits you so beautifully.

Awe thank you, that is super sweet . Hmmm the ones that come to mind are a green peuple de vent, a green/brown changeant moussie, and I didn’t keep my green boucles last month. I posted a pic of it gently wrapped around me for a pic on here for St Pats day while I decided. So green is a problem for my complexion. And yellow gold can be a problem for me too.For example a cosmos and a Salzburg.

 

[MAGJES]

That tree is spectacular. And Index Bromeliaciae -what a beauty! Oh my. I love your sweater, too, a perfect color to pair with your newest floral acquisition. Speaking of acquisitions, here is my newest, thus becoming @LKBNOLA’s twin once more. Les Nouveaux Amoreaux de Paris.
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It’s so pretty with your sweater!

 

[MAGJES]

Yesterday I wore Fleurs de Giverny. I love the flowers in it. And that water Lilly . My 9th Hermes scarf which says it all. My first 12 I made no mistakes. Patting myself on the back for that ha. Made many mistakes after.
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Some archive of what I consider my true ‘floral’ scarves, and those with that one flower that just does it for me and grabbed me at hello. I‘ll thumbnail. I wish I could have participated more in this week. I love flowers.
Tresors d‘artiste
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into the Canadian wild
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Au pays des oiseaux-fleurs
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jardin de leila
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peuple de vent
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a L’ombre des pivoines
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christine Henry does flowers so well. jardin de soie. I loved the gav so much I bought 4 cw’s! Maybe 5
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two twillies of Jardin anglais
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Wow! Gorgeous Nomad! Me too….I wish I had participated more with my flower scarves!

 

[MAGJES]

Happy Friday!
The flower man was out today in the Quai aux Fleurs… he had roses…
Rose - red roses - love and respect
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Marigold - grief, jealously,
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and these pretty flowers? Daisies perhaps - innocence, loyal love
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Perhaps Zinnia yellow - Daily remembrance
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Lovely flowers abound!
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What a beauty!!

 

[MAGJES]

Flowers of South Africa

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How beautiful with your necklace!

Flora Graeca moussie 90

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and twill 90

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This one is so lovely!

 

[MAGJES]

Au Pays des Oiseaux Fleurs. CSGM

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Fleurs d‘Opera

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Fleurs de Lotus

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Roseraie

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Cheval Fleuri mousseline

Au Pays des Oiseaux Fleurs CSGM Twins!

Jardin à Sintra

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Flowers of South Africa

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CERES

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Giverny

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Pierres d‘Orient et Occident

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Your Jardin a Sintra is gorgeous!

 

[MAGJES]

Good morning. Thank you all for a beautiful floral week and to @xincinsin for wonderful posts and hosting. I agree with @Maedi that I wish it could go on and on... I am posting new scarf mail that arrived yesterday-- just in the nick of time! Thanks to scarfie friends who helped me find this personal grail. The hibiscus flower has many many meanings and associations in tropical lore and across many Pacific and Asian cultures but to me it is a sentimental favorite as every single house I grew up in had at least one tall stand of hibiscus as a hedge or fence lining enclosures, patios or verandas. So I was very motivated to find Varangues by Dmitri Rybalchenko. This design actually depicts a scene from Mauritius (according to Carre de Paris' blog) but to me it is uncannily reminiscent of childhood. I also love that in flower lore the deep pink hibiscus symbolizes warmth and friendship so it is perfect for this TPF community!
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What a treasure!