Please wear and show whichever scarf pleases you day to day.
For inspiration, the weekly 2025 Scarf Theme Calendar is available here
For inspiration, the weekly 2025 Scarf Theme Calendar is available here
Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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This is a killer scarf and it looks so good on you!
Stunning! I am your twin and love this cw so much!
Such a beautiful photo GloWWorM, you look so lovely. Your En Liberté is perfection on you! Enjoy the holidays with your family
Jumping in with La Femme today and feeling strong 😁🙌💜
Have a good day 🌹🌹🌹
I can’t decide on the perfume so I might use both today, Mimosa in late afternoon.
Here’s Cavaliers 😁on the topic. I love that pink. Bois de Jasmin is my favourite perfume blog so I’m sharing links to perfume reviews. 🙌
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Jo Malone Mimosa and Cardamom : Perfume Review - Bois de Jasmin
Sometimes you don’t need a grand opera perfume to satisfy your cravings. A simple composition will do. Such is my latest discovery, Jo Malone Mimosa & Cardamom. It makes me think fondly of the early days of the house when Jo Malone offered simple, unaffected but clever compositions like Lime...boisdejasmin.com
L’Artisan Parfumeur Traversee du Bosphore : Perfume Review - Bois de Jasmin
L'Artisan Traversee du Bosphore is a take on violet-orris, interpreted in a gourmand oriental manner.
Beautiful scarves and you always style them so nicely @Helena7
What a fascinating post @Lellabelle. I am old enough to remember these stunning power suits, but I have never worn any.
We are very casual dressers in Belgium. Hardly any suits for women, some younger colleagues wear oversized blazers but that’s it. And I work in Finance/Law 😳
I even struggle to wear a silk scarf at the office, because I overdress my superiors and my colleagues find it sometimes uncomfortable and awkward… However, I am working on finding ways to make them work with my work uniform of turtleneck and loose pants (and sneakers 😜)
We’re in the home stretch of our exploration into power scarves. Our day six sub-theme is one that has shown itself already this week - both in your wonderful selections and teased with some of the 80’s pics. Indeed, it’s another facet of the power dressing trend; Pattern: The Bold Print Effect
Bold patterns are more than just eye-catching - they’re a statement. A power scarf with a pattern of vibrant colours, strong contrasts, or a daring design sends the message you’re creative, confident, and in control. From bright florals and nature-inspired patterns, to animal prints and illustrations; from realistic images to abstract patterns, or comic book and whimsical designs. There are many kinds of pattern, and many stories to be told. There are so many options to join the theme today, that we’re limited only by imagination!
Patterns are a powerful way to show your individuality. They are often deeply linked to cultural traditions, ceremonial rituals and celebrations, and many cultures use pattern to signify identity, status and occasion. Perhaps one of the most well-known examples is Scottish tartan, where the specific pattern identifies your clan and heritage, as well as the occasion (patterns pulling double duty in this example). Hermes scarf designs have drawn on numerous sources to inform and inspire patterns, from the pleated skirts of the Miao (Cent plis de Miao), through Asian rugs (Sur un Tapis Volant) and textile designs (Coupons Indiens) to Eastern philosophies (Duo Cosmique) and even rare horse breeds (Appaloosa de Steppes) to give just a few examples. Hermes even uses pattern self-referentially, as in the various Ex Libris designs, the Beverly Hills mosaic, or Magic Kelly. Pattern can be used to make a statement about who you are, where you are from, your culture, your interests and passions, without saying a word.
(Image Source: its all Goode) Sur un Tapis Volant
(Image source: 1st dibs) Coupons Indiens gavroche
(Image source: TheRealReal) Appaloosa de Steppes
(Image credit: its all Goode) Ex Libris en Kimonos
Patterns do not need to be so intimately tied to identity to have impact however, and sometimes the energy and dynamism of the print is the point, irrespective of the subject. Au bout de Monde (at the edge of the world) is a great example of a simple design that comes to life when tied. The many rainbow and stamped reissues (Jungle Love Rainbow, or Jungle Love Tampon for example) bring an extra element to loved designs. Whether or not we choose patterns with personal significance, embracing pattern can shift not just how others see us, but how we carry ourselves. There’s a natural confidence that comes from wearing something that stands out. Wearing bold patterns is ultimately about embracing who you are and expressing that with confidence.
(Image credit: Fashionphile) Jungle Love Rainbow
Silk is a perfect vehicle for pattern, supporting vibrant colours and rich detail with ease. Whether tied around your neck, worn as a top, used as a sash or belt, tied on a handbag, folded into a headband or even braided in your hair, a patterned silk scarf is a high-impact way to incorporate print into a look. Go for smaller accents for a hint of drama, or if you’re feeling adventurous try mixing patterns for a statement-making look.
(Image credit: ninistyle.net) L’Art du Temaris
(Image credit: Hermes.com) Hermes Factory twilly
(Image credit: lifestyleAsia.com) H scarves worn as belt bags and backpacks!
Style tip: Pair a bold scarf with neutral basics to let the design speak loud and clear. Tie it around your neck, drape it over your shoulders, tie it on a bag, or even as a top for versatile drama.
Feeling adventurous? Here are some tips for pattern-mixing:
• Stick to a common colour palette to unify different prints.
• Consider scale. Scales that are very similar, or very different, can work if there are other common elements.
• Break it up with solids or neutrals to create breathing room between patterns.
• Keep the vibe cohesive: For example, combining two organic patterns (like floral and animal print) often feels more harmonious than clashing an organic pattern with a stark geometric one.
A favourite high drama pattern with a personal connection.
Don’t be afraid to play, to stand out, to bring colour and pattern into your wardrobe, in the form that works for you. How do you play with pattern in your looks?
Bold patterns are more than just eye-catching - they’re a statement. A power scarf with a pattern of vibrant colours, strong contrasts, or a daring design sends the message you’re creative, confident, and in control. From bright florals and nature-inspired patterns, to animal prints and illustrations; from realistic images to abstract patterns, or comic book and whimsical designs. There are many kinds of pattern, and many stories to be told. There are so many options to join the theme today, that we’re limited only by imagination!
Patterns are a powerful way to show your individuality. They are often deeply linked to cultural traditions, ceremonial rituals and celebrations, and many cultures use pattern to signify identity, status and occasion. Perhaps one of the most well-known examples is Scottish tartan, where the specific pattern identifies your clan and heritage, as well as the occasion (patterns pulling double duty in this example). Hermes scarf designs have drawn on numerous sources to inform and inspire patterns, from the pleated skirts of the Miao (Cent plis de Miao), through Asian rugs (Sur un Tapis Volant) and textile designs (Coupons Indiens) to Eastern philosophies (Duo Cosmique) and even rare horse breeds (Appaloosa de Steppes) to give just a few examples. Hermes even uses pattern self-referentially, as in the various Ex Libris designs, the Beverly Hills mosaic, or Magic Kelly. Pattern can be used to make a statement about who you are, where you are from, your culture, your interests and passions, without saying a word.
(Image Source: its all Goode) Sur un Tapis Volant
(Image source: 1st dibs) Coupons Indiens gavroche
(Image source: TheRealReal) Appaloosa de Steppes
(Image credit: its all Goode) Ex Libris en Kimonos
Patterns do not need to be so intimately tied to identity to have impact however, and sometimes the energy and dynamism of the print is the point, irrespective of the subject. Au bout de Monde (at the edge of the world) is a great example of a simple design that comes to life when tied. The many rainbow and stamped reissues (Jungle Love Rainbow, or Jungle Love Tampon for example) bring an extra element to loved designs. Whether or not we choose patterns with personal significance, embracing pattern can shift not just how others see us, but how we carry ourselves. There’s a natural confidence that comes from wearing something that stands out. Wearing bold patterns is ultimately about embracing who you are and expressing that with confidence.
(Image credit: Fashionphile) Jungle Love Rainbow
Silk is a perfect vehicle for pattern, supporting vibrant colours and rich detail with ease. Whether tied around your neck, worn as a top, used as a sash or belt, tied on a handbag, folded into a headband or even braided in your hair, a patterned silk scarf is a high-impact way to incorporate print into a look. Go for smaller accents for a hint of drama, or if you’re feeling adventurous try mixing patterns for a statement-making look.
(Image credit: ninistyle.net) L’Art du Temaris
(Image credit: Hermes.com) Hermes Factory twilly
(Image credit: lifestyleAsia.com) H scarves worn as belt bags and backpacks!
Style tip: Pair a bold scarf with neutral basics to let the design speak loud and clear. Tie it around your neck, drape it over your shoulders, tie it on a bag, or even as a top for versatile drama.
Feeling adventurous? Here are some tips for pattern-mixing:
• Stick to a common colour palette to unify different prints.
• Consider scale. Scales that are very similar, or very different, can work if there are other common elements.
• Break it up with solids or neutrals to create breathing room between patterns.
• Keep the vibe cohesive: For example, combining two organic patterns (like floral and animal print) often feels more harmonious than clashing an organic pattern with a stark geometric one.
A favourite high drama pattern with a personal connection.
Don’t be afraid to play, to stand out, to bring colour and pattern into your wardrobe, in the form that works for you. How do you play with pattern in your looks?
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Thank you! Happy to be your twin too. Yes, I find this and the Esope I have different enough. I took a comparison photo but happy to take some more if helpful. The base of Esope is much lighter and overall different blend of colours. I get more light pink and light green pastel shades from Esope.
Thank you
that’s so kind. I hope you have a lovely weekend with family and friends.Thank you very much. Perhaps, if I might ask, could you try to "reproduce" with Esope the same knot as you showed for En Liberté! ? Take your time, of course, Esope will perhaps appear here or not. Thank you!
Thanks so much, redheaddem, I hear you. I’m a throw on and go kind of scarfie 😂, but I do like a more polished look once in awhile. I just bought my first casual blazer to wear with jeans and bring on travels. I will model it later with a scarf…
Hope you’re feeling better, dear @HermesEchidna. The cabin sounds like a perfect way to relax and enjoy the holiday weekend. What a beautiful, restorative view 💙
What an uplifting yellow! Tulipomanie is such a beautiful design.
Perfectly on theme today! En Liberte is a great pattern - it looks abstract when tied, but has its sweet motif of dogs running free. 💗
Thank you, dear @Karenska It’s lovely to see you here. Hope you’re doing well.
Great jacket looks, @darkstar66 Navy is so versatile and the Brazil detail adds a real wow factor. Thanks for sharing these looks.
Fab looks @Karenska. That plum pantsuit is amazing 🤩 I love the BC gav, and the brooch detail is a wonderful match with your mustangs bandana and jet (?) necklace.
Congrats on this grail! Beautiful detailing and contrast!
A silk scarf sounds like a perfect accompaniment to turtleneck and sneakers!
ooh, this is definitely a power scarf that works for the office. The clean lines and geometric design are structured and controlled - it’s a great way to add pattern without an excess of drama. A definite no-nonsense power scarf.
I also like the look of a casual blazer with jeans… I look forward to seeing yours 👍
Today’s power scarf with a new pair of jeans. Every few decades I find a pair that actually fits. Yes, I got all the colors! Note that the bits of dreck are on the mirror, not on the pants. 😆 Meetings all done for the week and it’s a beautiful day to enjoy a cup of coffee in the garden!