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Scarves Scarf of the Day 2022 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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So...these colors are PERFECT on you.
Thank you. It took me a while to find something other than black with my Triples. I have found some reds to work wonderfully. I hope you found that magic color for yours!what a pairing!! And agree in FULL w magjes below that purple is absolutely your color! And the colors in this scarf are your colors too! Whatever the tone is, it’s perfect On you!
clever girl. Both scarves are stunning together
Ha perfect finds on this scarf. Great tie w pearls
Another clever girl today w hide and seek. Love seeing this color cache. And adorable little having fun
Yes! Wonderful pairing w H gold.
Awesome examples! Sisters on triples. I was going to try to get it on this week.still don’t have anything in my wardrobe I like with mine.
I have come to love this scarf with the posts here. Beautiful knots here!
You look fantastic! Love the scarf!Hahaha you are too funny. To the tormenting scarf at hand, this looks even better than yesterdays pictures. Wow!! I am extremely tempted. Truly. And your other two are stunning.
And here is my evening clothing change for drinks and apps. Lella, I tried your necklace knot idea and put it with my ONLY beige neutral ( it’s actually a gold top) in my wardrobe other than an ivory t shirt ha. @bunnycat and @LKBNOLA I also threw on a red lip and gloss. I def dont feel I can pull off this look, but it was fun to try. Red brings out the pink in my skin. Then my daughter stopped dead in her tracks at the sight of my lips haha, and not in a good way. She has luscious large lips and knows she got the better end of those genetics haha.
You all were a big help. Thanks everyone. This scarf shines in all its autumn fabulousness against the neutral. The black is away from my face ( it’s just an accent color now) and no black top means my whole look is much calmer. But still get the wow w the dramatic scarf on me.
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You are always the most inventive finder and seeker of theme appropriate connections @xincinsin -- and I love the double tie!
This is beautiful @Redbirdhermes! I purchased another cw but this is my very favorite one of this design and it looks fantastic on you-- particularly with this top. I know I can relate to the scene as well...
So does mine! My grand-little now demands breakfast every morning on the porch so she can supervise the landscaping work being done in her front yard. Nothing is as fascinating to a two year old as an earth mover or a back hoe apparently!Thank you @bunnycat!Good find for this week! Toys and games with pets seems like a perfect match to me.
Aw, I LOVE this @Cookiefiend-- one of my favorites of your scarves! And that picture of her sweet delicious little face is just precious...Summer nights at my parent’s best friends’ house - they lived in the country and had a huge yard - Hide and Seek!
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(Playing with a four yo is REALLY fun though!!)
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A lovely cw of this design @CuriosObsession.
What perfect perfect highlights from your lovely collection @Forever Orange -- great minds too as I pulled H Story for the rocking horse also! Your Cave Fellem has me swooning...
Thank you both @Maedi and @Nomad! I have never felt certain about purple but am getting more adventurous! That scarf sure does love it!
This is a beautiful pairing of tops and this scarf and really highlights the colors for you. Perfection! I am sisters on the scarf and also still have my nesting dolls-- or rather my DD and now my DGD (grand)-- has them in her bookshelves! A lovely photo, tie and post @Nomad!
Very nicely styled @336 !
Like @Nomad, I also thought of dolls, and my SOTD is a doll of a different kind. According to a post I found, "Kachina dolls have long been a tradition among the Hopi tribes. They also have spiritual significance for the Navajo and are commonly crafted by Navajo artists." I used to have a doll collection that was started by my grandmother. She brought me a doll from anywhere she traveled, usually in native costume. I did not consider them playthings but a cherished collection (perhaps a precursor to my scarf collecting propensities ). She never brought me a Kachina doll, but now I have a scarf full of them!
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Ever since I spotted this hidden scarf in the Hermès Pop-Up book, I've been looking for Le Potager Extraordinaire.
It finally came my way this week.
I am so delighted with the little people playing in the garden.
We have Ring Around the Rosie.
Flying a paper airplane.
Hide-and-Seek
Yo-yo
Go-karts
And, a little bit of spying.
Introducing Le Potager Extraordinaire as my scarf of the day.
It finally came my way this week.
I am so delighted with the little people playing in the garden.
We have Ring Around the Rosie.
Flying a paper airplane.
Hide-and-Seek
Yo-yo
Go-karts
And, a little bit of spying.
Introducing Le Potager Extraordinaire as my scarf of the day.
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Amazing! Congratulations, twin! Your post has made me fall in love with it all over again! Love this on you!
I was the first sibling in my family to get married, so I had no experience with little children as my brother and sister were close in age to me. When I was pregnant with DS1, Nippon Paint was running a commercial on TV extolling the wonders of their washable paint. The example used was kids drawing on walls and their frazzled parents switching to Nippon Paint to wipe off the artistic scribblings. Worried me asked DH if we should repaint the house He 
, being the veteran uncle of 9 nieces and nephews 
Presenting the ancient art of scribbling on walls: Grotte de Lascaux!
This was my scarf mail on Monday. I can't call it a grail as I never expected to acquire one. It was a Lucky Find (tm).
@Redbirdhermes and @LKBNOLA When DS1 was a toddler, I plotted to buy him a childsized Kobelco Acera excavator. It was in a lovely turquoise and it took me some time to convince myself that I was buying it for me rather than for DS1 who had no interest in large construction machines. He preferred Ultraman and Beyblade.
Kobelco, Ultraman and Beyblade all originate from Japan, so here's a Japanese toy: temari balls were/are used in handball games. When I was young, decorative Japanese dolls were sold in shops here. Each doll held a parasol, a fan, a branch of wisteria or a game paddle for playing temari.
L'Art du Temari in 2 cws
He , being the veteran uncle of 9 nieces and nephews Presenting the ancient art of scribbling on walls: Grotte de Lascaux!
This was my scarf mail on Monday. I can't call it a grail as I never expected to acquire one. It was a Lucky Find (tm).
@Redbirdhermes and @LKBNOLA When DS1 was a toddler, I plotted to buy him a childsized Kobelco Acera excavator. It was in a lovely turquoise and it took me some time to convince myself that I was buying it for me rather than for DS1 who had no interest in large construction machines. He preferred Ultraman and Beyblade.
Toyco KOBELCO ACERA Riding Series for kids Riding Toy Vehicle from Japan F/S | eBay
A riding shovel that kids love. Release Date：2014/02/25. Weight limit：25 kg or less. The arm can be manually moved up and down and digging, and it has a stopper to prevent it from falling forward.
www.ebay.com
Kobelco, Ultraman and Beyblade all originate from Japan, so here's a Japanese toy: temari balls were/are used in handball games. When I was young, decorative Japanese dolls were sold in shops here. Each doll held a parasol, a fan, a branch of wisteria or a game paddle for playing temari.
L'Art du Temari in 2 cws
ZOMG-- smelling salts and fainting couch for your Grotte de Lascaux!!!! And your Temaris are beautiful...Thank you for the background information-- always learning from you! (and laughing, too)I was the first sibling in my family to get married, so I had no experience with little children as my brother and sister were close in age to me. When I was pregnant with DS1, Nippon Paint was running a commercial on TV extolling the wonders of their washable paint. The example used was kids drawing on walls and their frazzled parents switching to Nippon Paint to wipe off the artistic scribblings. Worried me asked DH if we should repaint the house
Presenting the ancient art of scribbling on walls: Grotte de Lascaux!
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This was my scarf mail on Monday. I can't call it a grail as I never expected to acquire one. It was a Lucky Find (tm).
@Redbirdhermes and @LKBNOLA When DS1 was a toddler, I plotted to buy him a childsized Kobelco Acera excavator. It was in a lovely turquoise and it took me some time to convince myself that I was buying it for me rather than for DS1 who had no interest in large construction machines. He preferred Ultraman and Beyblade.
Toyco KOBELCO ACERA Riding Series for kids Riding Toy Vehicle from Japan F/S | eBay
A riding shovel that kids love. Release Date：2014/02/25. Weight limit：25 kg or less. The arm can be manually moved up and down and digging, and it has a stopper to prevent it from falling forward.www.ebay.com
Kobelco, Ultraman and Beyblade all originate from Japan, so here's a Japanese toy: temari balls were/are used in handball games. When I was young, decorative Japanese dolls were sold in shops here. Each doll held a parasol, a fan, a branch of wisteria or a game paddle for playing temari.
L'Art du Temari in 2 cws
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A fantastic design to own and looks great w outfit.
I love the way the dark border on kachinas and your stripes on your top are matching! It creates the BeSt look all around.Like @Nomad, I also thought of dolls, and my SOTD is a doll of a different kind. According to a post I found, "Kachina dolls have long been a tradition among the Hopi tribes. They also have spiritual significance for the Navajo and are commonly crafted by Navajo artists." I used to have a doll collection that was started by my grandmother. She brought me a doll from anywhere she traveled, usually in native costume. I did not consider them playthings but a cherished collection (perhaps a precursor to my scarf collecting propensities
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awe Yay!
. Congrats! The details in this are absolutely amazing. Imo it’s the best PM design, but I know both of you love dame de couer too. Triplets with @LKBNOLA. Enjoy it!
wow, such an interesting post. I love these tamari on you. Couldn’t even pick a favI was the first sibling in my family to get married, so I had no experience with little children as my brother and sister were close in age to me. When I was pregnant with DS1, Nippon Paint was running a commercial on TV extolling the wonders of their washable paint. The example used was kids drawing on walls and their frazzled parents switching to Nippon Paint to wipe off the artistic scribblings. Worried me asked DH if we should repaint the house
Presenting the ancient art of scribbling on walls: Grotte de Lascaux!
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This was my scarf mail on Monday. I can't call it a grail as I never expected to acquire one. It was a Lucky Find (tm).
@Redbirdhermes and @LKBNOLA When DS1 was a toddler, I plotted to buy him a childsized Kobelco Acera excavator. It was in a lovely turquoise and it took me some time to convince myself that I was buying it for me rather than for DS1 who had no interest in large construction machines. He preferred Ultraman and Beyblade.
Toyco KOBELCO ACERA Riding Series for kids Riding Toy Vehicle from Japan F/S | eBay
A riding shovel that kids love. Release Date：2014/02/25. Weight limit：25 kg or less. The arm can be manually moved up and down and digging, and it has a stopper to prevent it from falling forward.www.ebay.com
Kobelco, Ultraman and Beyblade all originate from Japan, so here's a Japanese toy: temari balls were/are used in handball games. When I was young, decorative Japanese dolls were sold in shops here. Each doll held a parasol, a fan, a branch of wisteria or a game paddle for playing temari.
L'Art du Temari in 2 cws
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Thank you. Marvelous scarves, and yes, agree that we learn so much from your posts. DS had a backhoe as a kid. GS is just a bit young for it this summer.I was the first sibling in my family to get married, so I had no experience with little children as my brother and sister were close in age to me. When I was pregnant with DS1, Nippon Paint was running a commercial on TV extolling the wonders of their washable paint. The example used was kids drawing on walls and their frazzled parents switching to Nippon Paint to wipe off the artistic scribblings. Worried me asked DH if we should repaint the house
Presenting the ancient art of scribbling on walls: Grotte de Lascaux!
View attachment 5614796
This was my scarf mail on Monday. I can't call it a grail as I never expected to acquire one. It was a Lucky Find (tm).
@Redbirdhermes and @LKBNOLA When DS1 was a toddler, I plotted to buy him a childsized Kobelco Acera excavator. It was in a lovely turquoise and it took me some time to convince myself that I was buying it for me rather than for DS1 who had no interest in large construction machines. He preferred Ultraman and Beyblade.
Toyco KOBELCO ACERA Riding Series for kids Riding Toy Vehicle from Japan F/S | eBay
A riding shovel that kids love. Release Date：2014/02/25. Weight limit：25 kg or less. The arm can be manually moved up and down and digging, and it has a stopper to prevent it from falling forward.www.ebay.com
Kobelco, Ultraman and Beyblade all originate from Japan, so here's a Japanese toy: temari balls were/are used in handball games. When I was young, decorative Japanese dolls were sold in shops here. Each doll held a parasol, a fan, a branch of wisteria or a game paddle for playing temari.
L'Art du Temari in 2 cws
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@LKBNOLA, here is GS eating breakfast outside this summer with a Tonka bulldozer in attendance.
Thank you, @Nomad.
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