Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?

[papertiger]

Please wear and show whichever scarf pleases you day to day.

For inspiration, the weekly 2025 Scarf Theme Calendar is available here

 

[HermesEchidna]

From The Story Behind-

Young French artist Ugo Bienvenu is the creator of a series of short, animated films produced for the house, featuring the Hermès woman. He used them as inspiration for this appealing silk comic strip full of humor. The heroine travels across Paris in a sports car, on horseback, on rollerblades and by jet-ski. As she flies past, feisty and fearless in all circumstances, she is spotted by two golfers. "An Amazon?" they wonder. "No, the Hermès woman!"

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I've never been on a jet-ski, but I have gotten my pilot's license. One of my favorite memories is the time I flew my then teenage daughter to Ohio, and we landed at Purdue University Airport for fuel. I was flying the Piper Archer, which is a four seat aircraft with only one door on the passenger side. So my daughter exits the airplane, then I exit the airplane, and the young man who helped park us looks at the airplane expectantly. Because he's waiting for the pilot to exit. Nope, it's just us two women. A powerful moment for me. Photo is of us at my home airport with the Archer and ready to depart.

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Ugo captures the feeling so well with his design. WOW is my power scarf of the day.

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Hi sister!! Love the design as well and I am in awe of you flying a plane.
Is it a bird? Is it a A plane?
No: it’s Superwoman!!!
Is she wearing a cape?
No. A scarf!

 

[Redbirdhermes]

Hi sister!! Love the design as well and I am in awe of you flying a plane.
Is it a bird? Is it a A plane?
No: it’s Superwoman!!!
Is she wearing a cape?
No. A scarf!

Thank you, HE. I took up flying in mid-life when my children were teenagers. I hoped they would take an interest in flying, but neither of them did. It was the wrong age for them. "You do know that what I'm doing is really cool, don't you?" Yes, intellectually, but no, emotionally. I was still their mom, and they needed to break away and be different.

 

[Croisette7]

From The Story Behind-

Young French artist Ugo Bienvenu is the creator of a series of short, animated films produced for the house, featuring the Hermès woman. He used them as inspiration for this appealing silk comic strip full of humor. The heroine travels across Paris in a sports car, on horseback, on rollerblades and by jet-ski. As she flies past, feisty and fearless in all circumstances, she is spotted by two golfers. "An Amazon?" they wonder. "No, the Hermès woman!"

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I've never been on a jet-ski, but I have gotten my pilot's license. One of my favorite memories is the time I flew my then teenage daughter to Ohio, and we landed at Purdue University Airport for fuel. I was flying the Piper Archer, which is a four seat aircraft with only one door on the passenger side. So my daughter exits the airplane, then I exit the airplane, and the young man who helped park us looks at the airplane expectantly. Because he's waiting for the pilot to exit. Nope, it's just us two women. A powerful moment for me. Photo is of us at my home airport with the Archer and ready to depart.

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Ugo captures the feeling so well with his design. WOW is my power scarf of the day.

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Come fly with me, Redbird!

 

[darkstar66]

I’ll fly with you, @darkstar66!View attachment 6159082

So beautiful, Tea, and I enjoy the trip with you!

 

[darkstar66]

From The Story Behind-

Young French artist Ugo Bienvenu is the creator of a series of short, animated films produced for the house, featuring the Hermès woman. He used them as inspiration for this appealing silk comic strip full of humor. The heroine travels across Paris in a sports car, on horseback, on rollerblades and by jet-ski. As she flies past, feisty and fearless in all circumstances, she is spotted by two golfers. "An Amazon?" they wonder. "No, the Hermès woman!"

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I've never been on a jet-ski, but I have gotten my pilot's license. One of my favorite memories is the time I flew my then teenage daughter to Ohio, and we landed at Purdue University Airport for fuel. I was flying the Piper Archer, which is a four seat aircraft with only one door on the passenger side. So my daughter exits the airplane, then I exit the airplane, and the young man who helped park us looks at the airplane expectantly. Because he's waiting for the pilot to exit. Nope, it's just us two women. A powerful moment for me. Photo is of us at my home airport with the Archer and ready to depart.

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Ugo captures the feeling so well with his design. WOW is my power scarf of the day.

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And WOW YOU!

 

[darkstar66]

Come fly with me, Redbird!

+1

 

[Cookiefiend]

Good morning!

I am dogsitting these days and just went on a morning walk with puppie and DD. Dont know if colliers des chiens is a power scarf (collars could be interpreted as such..hmm) but I am rather powerless in the paws of this cutie
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Ohmigoodness - such a dapper fellow!
Lucky you!

Hi scarf friends, I’ve been away entertaining my children during the school holidays so I’m weeks behind. Stopping by to share what I’ve been wearing lately - casual and comfortable.

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Have a wonderful day!

Both are lovely - and I know you’ve been having fun!

Hello and good morning,
Today I take my Folies for an outing and look at the world from above. Not bad to change perspective from time to time. 😄 @Teaforparrots , let's fly together! 🙃View attachment 6159000

Very pretty!

this afternoon with Chemins de Corail

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What a gorgeous yellow Croisette!

Trying desperately to catch up This double plissee is so rare - got precisely one of those - enjoy😍

Hi eliwon- so nice to see you and thank you for your sweet comment!

I agree! Definitely a power scarf, esp with this striking outfit.



Darling! You gotta love a dandelion’s resilience! This is lovely on you. Sorry about your taxes! We did knot get good news either.



This is bold and bright and beautiful and all the things! And agree on taking oneself out! I got out to dinner alone often when I travel for work. I used to bring a notepad and a pen and half the time I would notice I got special treatment prob bc they thought I was a restaurant critic. But that doesn’t really happen anymore, prob bc of social media and internet ratings for restaurants and such.

I love the Handmaid’s Tale also, I think it’s one of the most intense and shattering series in the history of television.



This scarf is such a work of art! You carry these bright, vivacious colors so well!



Love the preppy yellows and blues here!!!! Puppy looks like a sweetie!



Helloooo! We’ve missed ya. These are both gorgeous. I’m jealous, I love the Livre design but I don’t think any of the cws are going to work out for me.

Exactly - they are so resilient!
(I dunno about you but I have been trying to emulate the dandelion - I won’t be stamped out or ignored!)

Day four’s topic for our power scarf journey is one that several of us have already anticipated and touched upon. With any discussion of power comes the need for defence. How can we protect ourselves when others exercise power over us, or when we need to tackle a problem head on and want to shield ourselves during the endeavour? Having just the right scarf to enhance our feeling of security can be just what’s needed to give us an edge; to give us the confidence to meet the fight head on. Today’s sub-theme is: Armour: scarves that shield us and protect our psychological power.

Some, like the much loved Parures de Samourais, or Sous L’Egide de Mars feature literal depictions of armour. While different in style and rendition, both Samourais and L’Egide were modelled after real pieces of historical armourment. Dissected and laid out for us to examine, they are less tools of war, and more like bugs under glass - a perspective that allows us to admire their beauty and intricacy with the clean conscience of the artist or historian. Like all objects of purpose, they retain some of their intent however, even in this sanitized fashion. Being able to wrap yourself in silken Samourai armour is a figurative defence from the slings and arrows of the real world.

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Parures de Samourais (Image credit: Hermes.com, via the Librain retired)

The incomparable Parures de Samourais is Aline Honoré’s wonderful depiction of real Samourai armour from the Edo period (1615-1868). Crafted in bronze, iron, gold, leather, silk and lacquer, the pieces feature remarkable detailing, including flowers and clan coats of arms, signifying status and wealth. The pieces that inspired Aline Honoré were crafted by armourers of the Myochin school and are housed at the Ann & Gabriel Barbier‑Mueller Museum in Dallas, USA. The museum hosts close to 1000 pieces from the 14th to 18th centuries, and is one of the largest collections of its kind outside of Japan.

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Artifacts and armour from the Barbier-Mueller collection.

Sous L’Egide de Mars, by Pierre Marie, was also inspired by a museum collection, this time in association with the Musee de l'Armee in Paris. The design celebrates the rich grandeur of French armour and also highlights intricate detailing and ornamentation; showcasing the armourer’s ability to create art in metal form, using a wide range of techniques: repousse work, engraving, gilding, and damascening. The thematic reference is the twelve labours of Hercules, which is a fitting crossover to yesterday’s reflections on resilience. From the scarf story:

“ "Sous l'Egide de Mars" (‘Under the Aegis of Mars') – is a tribute to the museum's exhibition of the same name, and the fine art of protecting oneself from the blows of enemies while impressing them with finery at the same time.”

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Sous L’Egide de Mars, showing detail.

Of course, there are many other Hermes scarf designs that feature armourment, including numerous designs of knights on horseback, such as Cavaliers Peuls and Cavalier du Nuages, as well their many accoutrements; Cavaliers du Caucasse, and Les Muserolles, for example. Cavalier en Formes and Cavalier de Trompette are modern, stylised depictions that offer a softer option for those who prefer one.
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Cavalier en Formes.

The office is a battlefield of sorts (mine certainly requires armour at the moment), so here’s my Samourais, both with office and casual looks.

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Style tip: pair your silken armour with a leather cuff to add a gladiatorial element, or a leather jacket, for a modern edgy vibe.

What silk do you choose when you need armour, or to feel safe?

Another fabulous post - and so thoughtful!
Love your Samourais!

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Yasssss - and take that cheery daffodil too!

From The Story Behind-

Young French artist Ugo Bienvenu is the creator of a series of short, animated films produced for the house, featuring the Hermès woman. He used them as inspiration for this appealing silk comic strip full of humor. The heroine travels across Paris in a sports car, on horseback, on rollerblades and by jet-ski. As she flies past, feisty and fearless in all circumstances, she is spotted by two golfers. "An Amazon?" they wonder. "No, the Hermès woman!"

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I've never been on a jet-ski, but I have gotten my pilot's license. One of my favorite memories is the time I flew my then teenage daughter to Ohio, and we landed at Purdue University Airport for fuel. I was flying the Piper Archer, which is a four seat aircraft with only one door on the passenger side. So my daughter exits the airplane, then I exit the airplane, and the young man who helped park us looks at the airplane expectantly. Because he's waiting for the pilot to exit. Nope, it's just us two women. A powerful moment for me. Photo is of us at my home airport with the Archer and ready to depart.

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Ugo captures the feeling so well with his design. WOW is my power scarf of the day.

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Talk about Girl Power - this is it! Kudos to you Redbird!

 

[Helena7]

Le livre d’Ésope with a little help from a dear scarfie friend.

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I love this on You, Maedi. So pretty 😍
Hope you get some rest this weekend after this long week 🌷🙌

Amazing! This is a powerful scarf for sure. Glad to hear it’s giving you a boost of energy when it’s needed. There’s enough colour here to raise anyone up.

Working too many hours here also - putting together a nice outfit with a strong scarf helps me feel a little more in control of the day. Hoping things get back into balance for you soon.

Thank you, dear Lellabelle 🥰
Your beautiful photos w Samurai scarves those power looks make me feel inspired to grab one of my suit jackets and put something together!
And I’m thinking of some power fragrances to pair those with!! Yessss

Going with that most power-y of power colors - RED.

En Liberté today for an important work meeting!

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Hope your meeting went well, dear Jereni
I love that scarf on you and you paired it so well with that cardie 🙌🌷

I had scarf mail over the weekend and naturally you’ve gotta see it … but how to make it fit the theme?
(I know I don’t *have* to, but it’s fun)

This scarf was referred to as a ‘watery’ color last week, and water is very powerful. It can wash away entire cities, the ocean’s waters harbor incredible animals - some we’ve never even seen and perhaps don’t want to, it turns rocks into sand. It soothes us with its sounds, cleans our clothes, nourishes our plants (and us too!), and cools us down.

‘The shattered water made a misty din
Great waves looked over the others coming in,
And thought of doing something to the shore
That water never did to land before’

‘Once by the Pacific’ by Robert Frost

Under the Waves
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Dear Cookie- Congratulations on your scarf mail!!! It’s gorgeous 🥰
Sorry it’s ‘knot’ a good tax season 🤓😂.

 

[Cookiefiend]

The mythical phoenix is known for its ability to regenerate or be reborn from its own ashes, often symbolizing renewal, immortality, and resurrection.

Renewal, resurgence, rejuvenation, revitalization.
Just what we need!

I’ve saved this quote from @bobkat1991 - because I felt it was so amazing.


My Mythique Phoenix at the ofiice

And as my SOTD - in a sunny yellow

 

[xsweetdreamx]

Another great piece from Robert Dallet to brighten up the day, thank you for letting me share. Hope everyone is having a good day

 

[Croisette7]

The mythical phoenix is known for its ability to regenerate or be reborn from its own ashes, often symbolizing renewal, immortality, and resurrection.

Renewal, resurgence, rejuvenation, revitalization.
Just what we need!

I’ve saved this quote from @bobkat1991 - because I felt it was so amazing.
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My Mythique Phoenix at the ofiice
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Both are beautiful! I was thinking quite often of bobcat, hope she is doing well.

 

[Croisette7]

Another great piece from Robert Dallet to brighten up the day, thank you for letting me share. Hope everyone is having a good day

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Your Guepards is very pretty!

 

[FA73]

Day four’s topic for our power scarf journey is one that several of us have already anticipated and touched upon. With any discussion of power comes the need for defence. How can we protect ourselves when others exercise power over us, or when we need to tackle a problem head on and want to shield ourselves during the endeavour? Having just the right scarf to enhance our feeling of security can be just what’s needed to give us an edge; to give us the confidence to meet the fight head on. Today’s sub-theme is: Armour: scarves that shield us and protect our psychological power.

Some, like the much loved Parures de Samourais, or Sous L’Egide de Mars feature literal depictions of armour. While different in style and rendition, both Samourais and L’Egide were modelled after real pieces of historical armourment. Dissected and laid out for us to examine, they are less tools of war, and more like bugs under glass - a perspective that allows us to admire their beauty and intricacy with the clean conscience of the artist or historian. Like all objects of purpose, they retain some of their intent however, even in this sanitized fashion. Being able to wrap yourself in silken Samourai armour is a figurative defence from the slings and arrows of the real world.

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Parures de Samourais (Image credit: Hermes.com, via the Librain retired)

The incomparable Parures de Samourais is Aline Honoré’s wonderful depiction of real Samourai armour from the Edo period (1615-1868). Crafted in bronze, iron, gold, leather, silk and lacquer, the pieces feature remarkable detailing, including flowers and clan coats of arms, signifying status and wealth. The pieces that inspired Aline Honoré were crafted by armourers of the Myochin school and are housed at the Ann & Gabriel Barbier‑Mueller Museum in Dallas, USA. The museum hosts close to 1000 pieces from the 14th to 18th centuries, and is one of the largest collections of its kind outside of Japan.

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Artifacts and armour from the Barbier-Mueller collection.

Sous L’Egide de Mars, by Pierre Marie, was also inspired by a museum collection, this time in association with the Musee de l'Armee in Paris. The design celebrates the rich grandeur of French armour and also highlights intricate detailing and ornamentation; showcasing the armourer’s ability to create art in metal form, using a wide range of techniques: repousse work, engraving, gilding, and damascening. The thematic reference is the twelve labours of Hercules, which is a fitting crossover to yesterday’s reflections on resilience. From the scarf story:

“ "Sous l'Egide de Mars" (‘Under the Aegis of Mars') – is a tribute to the museum's exhibition of the same name, and the fine art of protecting oneself from the blows of enemies while impressing them with finery at the same time.”

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Sous L’Egide de Mars, showing detail.

Of course, there are many other Hermes scarf designs that feature armourment, including numerous designs of knights on horseback, such as Cavaliers Peuls and Cavalier du Nuages, as well their many accoutrements; Cavaliers du Caucasse, and Les Muserolles, for example. Cavalier en Formes and Cavalier de Trompette are modern, stylised depictions that offer a softer option for those who prefer one.
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Cavalier en Formes.

The office is a battlefield of sorts (mine certainly requires armour at the moment), so here’s my Samourais, both with office and casual looks.

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Style tip: pair your silken armour with a leather cuff to add a gladiatorial element, or a leather jacket, for a modern edgy vibe.

What silk do you choose when you need armour, or to feel safe?

Oh my! The grey Samurais with the stripes. I convinced myself I don’t need this one but maybe I do.,,

 

[Cookiefiend]

Another great piece from Robert Dallet to brighten up the day, thank you for letting me share. Hope everyone is having a good day

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Ohmygoodness - that’s beautiful!

Both are beautiful! I was thinking quite often of bobcat, hope she is doing well.

Thank you sweetheart - I hope she is too. She is always a ray of sunshine. ❤️

 

[Jereni]

Lol so my work meeting did NOT go that well yesterday and I’m attempting to strike back with a power scarf with an edge lol. This one has poppin brights but the dark background always makes me feel moody and dangerous in it haha. Perhaps armor related?

Brazil Detail today.



Trying to take a scarf selfie in this wind be like ~~~