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All the best to you, dear LKB, during your "sabbatical" from this thread! I hope everything turns out well and we will have you back in no time at all! 💜 I will surely miss your ingenuity and inspiration. Take care.Forgive the double post today, friends! After tomorrow, I will be absent from Scarflandia for a time. Even though I still will wear my scarves every day, real life demands are going to require a hiatus from my daily participation on this thread.You are all so nice to indulge my rambling burblings and babblings-- I will miss the eye candy and the fun and hope to stop by as I can.
Meantime, when I began collecting, I organized my acquisitions by artist-- it was just a way to lend some order to what was otherwise often just "Acute Scarf Acquisition Syndrome." Recently I completed all the designs I wanted of an artist whose whimsical style and charming subject matter really resonated with me. My five older grandchildren have each pursued music, dance and riding passions and I chose these so that I would always have the appropriately-themed design to wear to their concerts, shows, recitals and events. And since I love being a spectator/attendee, Soiree de Gala, the last one in my Clerc "family" is also perfect!
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This looks wonderful on you, Jereni, complex and harmonious, a jewel.
Hello and good morning,
Me and CSGM, that's a love affair, if however a somewhat delayed one. I received my first in 1990, as a Christmas present. It was a Brins d'Or by Julia Abadie. I would look at it, admire it and then put it back into the cupboard. It was somehow too much for me, too much fabric, too precious, too expensive, perhaps also too classic and, yes, too bourgeois to me. 🤭 For the next 30 years I wore it perhaps 5 times. I preferred Kenzo wool shawls which seemed more modern and I gathered a small collection of those. In 2019 I saw a Piqué Fleuri de Provence CSGM and bought it and since then...the love affair was fuelled to bonfire dimensions.
Me and CSGM, that's a love affair, if however a somewhat delayed one. I received my first in 1990, as a Christmas present. It was a Brins d'Or by Julia Abadie. I would look at it, admire it and then put it back into the cupboard. It was somehow too much for me, too much fabric, too precious, too expensive, perhaps also too classic and, yes, too bourgeois to me. 🤭 For the next 30 years I wore it perhaps 5 times. I preferred Kenzo wool shawls which seemed more modern and I gathered a small collection of those. In 2019 I saw a Piqué Fleuri de Provence CSGM and bought it and since then...the love affair was fuelled to bonfire dimensions.
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And that beautiful Cheval Sirene is a good reason for following your rule! It looks great on you @Jacq1.
Thank you @Croisette7! I do. I have the anthracite 90, the pink 90 coloriage and a blue (twins with @Cookiefiend). And my CSGM. It is such a beautiful design...
Thank you @redheaddem-- there is no shortage of stunning blues in the world of H!!!! 💙 💙 🧡 Can't wait to see what oyu find...
You always seem to pull surprising colors out of this cw that inspire me to look at mine again @Jereni. The cobalt and orange are my favorite colors on this side, too.
Channeling one of her lines from the White Lotus, I can imagine you saying in your best southern accent, "I just don't think at this age I'm meant to live without another blue scarf. I don't have the will."You and your blue scarves are just as iconic as her character on that show. Congrats on your new blue-in!
This absolutely cracked me up @EtsyBoss! Thank you. And she totally nailed the accent! Thank you for the "blue" compliment and the chuckle... 
You made my night!Thank you dear @Karenska! I know you have had your hands full too. 🩷
Thank you @Lellabelle. I love seeing your styling of the beautiful Lanternes today!
Beautiful @darkstar66. My CSGM love affair was also late-blooming! Thank you for the good wishes.Hello and good morning,
Me and CSGM, that's a love affair, if however a somewhat delayed one. I received my first in 1990, as a Christmas present. It was a Brins d'Or by Julia Abadie. I would look at it, admire it and then put it back into the cupboard. It was somehow too much for me, too much fabric, too precious, too expensive, perhaps also too classic and, yes, too bourgeois to me. 🤭 For the next 30 years I wore it perhaps 5 times. I preferred Kenzo wool shawls which seemed more modern and I gathered a small collection of those. In 2019 I saw a Piqué Fleuri de Provence CSGM and bought it and since then...the love affair was fuelled to bonfire dimensions.
Happy May Day, Scarflandia! Thank you to everyone for your good wishes! And a very big thank you to @Agrume for leading us in this interesting week and a big wave and hug to all, here are two more blues. Let's see if I can connect them to the theme 
I should have a stamped ticket on the ferry to Ban Island when it comes to 70s. I find them so easy to wear and many are just plain fun. I had said no more for 2025. But when a scarf featuring the actual dogs of Hermès employees auditioning in cute Petite H items shows up AND it is blue, what's a scarf-loving dog mom supposed to do? Break a rule, of course!
My SOTD is Jour de Casting
And finally, sharing a grail mousseline I acquired last winter. My relationship status with this format is definitely "It's Complicated." I think the moussies are very beautiful but I do not find them that easy to wear and pair. I do have rules for this format-- limiting myself to personal grails and few in number. I was overjoyed to find this beautiful Urashima Taro in the cw I wanted at a decent grail price. So far, I have only looked at it in wonder, but sharing today as I have new rule in place which is to have a photo of every piece once it arrives!
I should have a stamped ticket on the ferry to Ban Island when it comes to 70s. I find them so easy to wear and many are just plain fun. I had said no more for 2025. But when a scarf featuring the actual dogs of Hermès employees auditioning in cute Petite H items shows up AND it is blue, what's a scarf-loving dog mom supposed to do? Break a rule, of course!
My SOTD is Jour de Casting
And finally, sharing a grail mousseline I acquired last winter. My relationship status with this format is definitely "It's Complicated." I think the moussies are very beautiful but I do not find them that easy to wear and pair. I do have rules for this format-- limiting myself to personal grails and few in number. I was overjoyed to find this beautiful Urashima Taro in the cw I wanted at a decent grail price. So far, I have only looked at it in wonder, but sharing today as I have new rule in place which is to have a photo of every piece once it arrives!
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Congratulations on this treasure, LKB! The colours are dreamy!Happy May Day, Scarflandia! Thank you to everyone for your good wishes! And a very big thank you to @Agrume for leading us in this interesting week and a big wave and hug to all, here are two more blues. Let's see if I can connect them to the theme
I should have a stamped ticket on the ferry to Ban Island when it comes to 70s. I find them so easy to wear and many are just plain fun. I had said no more for 2025. But when a scarf featuring the actual dogs of Hermès employees auditioning in cute Petite H items shows up AND it is blue, what's a scarf-loving dog mom supposed to do? Break a rule, of course!
My SOTD is Jour de Casting
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And finally, sharing a grail mousseline I acquired last winter. My relationship status with this format is definitely "It's Complicated." I think the moussies are very beautiful but I do not find them that easy to wear and pair. I do have rules for this format-- limiting myself to personal grails and few in number. I was overjoyed to find this beautiful Urashima Taro in the cw I wanted at a decent grail price. So far, I have only looked at it in wonder, but sharing today as I have new rule in place which is to have a photo of every piece once it arrives!
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Forgive the double post today, friends! After tomorrow, I will be absent from Scarflandia for a time. Even though I still will wear my scarves every day, real life demands are going to require a hiatus from my daily participation on this thread.
Meantime, when I began collecting, I organized my acquisitions by artist-- it was just a way to lend some order to what was otherwise often just "Acute Scarf Acquisition Syndrome." Recently I completed all the designs I wanted of an artist whose whimsical style and charming subject matter really resonated with me. My five older grandchildren have each pursued music, dance and riding passions and I chose these so that I would always have the appropriately-themed design to wear to their concerts, shows, recitals and events. And since I love being a spectator/attendee, Soiree de Gala, the last one in my Clerc "family" is also perfect!
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Oh no! You will be greatly missed, and I hope everything will be ok.
Congrats on your new in, it’s beautiful! That HEM!!! So nice to be able to complete a collection. I did a double take at the artist name bc Leclerc is one of my favorite F1 drivers lol.
Delightful look! I struggle with this scarf too oddly enough. I absolutely LOVE the textures of the lanterns, I think I just wish the design was more dense with less blank space. But I would never part with it.
That’s such a kind compliment, thank you!
You always seem to pull surprising colors out of this cw that inspire me to look at mine again @Jereni. The cobalt and orange are my favorite colors on this side, too.
Thank you dear @Karenska! I know you have had your hands full too. 🩷
Thank you @Lellabelle. I love seeing your styling of the beautiful Lanternes today!
Beautiful @darkstar66. My CSGM love affair was also late-blooming! Thank you for the good wishes.
Aw thank you!!! I really appreciate that. And your Phoenix CSGM is so breathtaking. I want that design a lot but have yet to identify a cw reasonably different from other things I have, that would also pair well with my wardrobe.
Happy May Day, Scarflandia! Thank you to everyone for your good wishes! And a very big thank you to @Agrume for leading us in this interesting week and a big wave and hug to all, here are two more blues. Let's see if I can connect them to the theme
I should have a stamped ticket on the ferry to Ban Island when it comes to 70s. I find them so easy to wear and many are just plain fun. I had said no more for 2025. But when a scarf featuring the actual dogs of Hermès employees auditioning in cute Petite H items shows up AND it is blue, what's a scarf-loving dog mom supposed to do? Break a rule, of course!
My SOTD is Jour de Casting
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And finally, sharing a grail mousseline I acquired last winter. My relationship status with this format is definitely "It's Complicated." I think the moussies are very beautiful but I do not find them that easy to wear and pair. I do have rules for this format-- limiting myself to personal grails and few in number. I was overjoyed to find this beautiful Urashima Taro in the cw I wanted at a decent grail price. So far, I have only looked at it in wonder, but sharing today as I have new rule in place which is to have a photo of every piece once it arrives!
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A magnificent moussie to be sure!!! Just absolutely dreamy on you.
What an elegant and striking colorway!
There are not many rules for me, only some regarding special formats. Over the years I learned that twillies and gavroches tended to live in my closet but rarely were worn. I bought them because I really liked them being so cute. But I sold them all. I never really had good ideas how to style them. Plissées and Moussies scarcely made an appearance. I kept only one of each kind, all the others over the years found a new home. So 90 silks, bandanas and every type of cashmere-silk are those I wear. There are no rules regarding no doubles or something like that. If I love a design, I go all in! Looking at you Pélages et Camouflages (four! 🤭)
Wishing you all a beautiful May Day! And @LKBNOLA I hope you don’t leave us alone for too long! We would miss you very much!
My scarf of yesterday was Mythes et Métamorphoses. Over the last few years I try to collect also matching Hermès jewelry like Clics, Behapis and necklaces.
Another slippery orange slope 😂
Wishing you all a beautiful May Day! And @LKBNOLA I hope you don’t leave us alone for too long! We would miss you very much!
My scarf of yesterday was Mythes et Métamorphoses. Over the last few years I try to collect also matching Hermès jewelry like Clics, Behapis and necklaces.
Another slippery orange slope 😂
Very beautifully styled, Katharina, that rich blue (royal?) is gorgeous, but you can wear just any colour, no? So glad that I don't wear any bracelets...🤣🤣There are not many rules for me, only some regarding special formats. Over the years I learned that twillies and gavroches tended to live in my closet but rarely were worn. I bought them because I really liked them being so cute. But I sold them all. I never really had good ideas how to style them. Plissées and Moussies scarcely made an appearance. I kept only one of each kind, all the others over the years found a new home. So 90 silks, bandanas and every type of cashmere-silk are those I wear. There are no rules regarding no doubles or something like that. If I love a design, I go all in! Looking at you Pélages et Camouflages (four! 🤭)
Wishing you all a beautiful May Day! And @LKBNOLA I hope you don’t leave us alone for too long! We would miss you very much!
My scarf of yesterday was Mythes et Métamorphoses. Over the last few years I try to collect also matching Hermès jewelry like Clics, Behapis and necklaces.
Another slippery orange slope 😂
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That blue Mythes is terrific on you, Katharina Luise!There are not many rules for me, only some regarding special formats. Over the years I learned that twillies and gavroches tended to live in my closet but rarely were worn. I bought them because I really liked them being so cute. But I sold them all. I never really had good ideas how to style them. Plissées and Moussies scarcely made an appearance. I kept only one of each kind, all the others over the years found a new home. So 90 silks, bandanas and every type of cashmere-silk are those I wear. There are no rules regarding no doubles or something like that. If I love a design, I go all in! Looking at you Pélages et Camouflages (four! 🤭)
Wishing you all a beautiful May Day! And @LKBNOLA I hope you don’t leave us alone for too long! We would miss you very much!
My scarf of yesterday was Mythes et Métamorphoses. Over the last few years I try to collect also matching Hermès jewelry like Clics, Behapis and necklaces.
Another slippery orange slope 😂
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Apologies for being absent yesterday - one of my PhD students had her public defence (she did excellently), and we had colleagues staying over for this event. I will feel as HermesEchidna did this week in 10 days when I'll have a reasonably normal work week...
And the green of today is perfect for May 1st!
yellow is very much "in" at the moment, nice scarf!
Yay! I know it is a busy design-- I myself opted for the monochrome blue just for that reason, but I am increasingly drawn to the idea of taking the plunge with a bright because the elements are actually beautifully balanced. Happy you are reconsidering @FA73.
It is fabulous @Redbirdhermes -- and I love that image of the scarves madly waving their hands in the air like a group of eager third-graders!
Thank you @Croisette7-- the 140 silks are definitely eye-catching!
That's a big trench! I like the flowers on your brooch as well as in your garden and your bright SOTD with matching lippie @Teaforparrots-- you look very much like you are welcoming Spring...
Thank you for weighing in @Karenska-- it is so nice to see you back and I love the hairstyle update! Love your yellows (twins on SD as you may recall!).
What a cute tie for this @Jereni. Thank you for the Tulipomanie love-- I was inspired by @CoastalCouture to pack it and it was the piece I wore the most this past weekend! Very flexible and versatile. Can't wait to see your scarfmail!
Oooooh. Congratulations! What a great scarf for you @CoastalCouture -- I went for the noir and I love it. Which is the "icky" corner?
Beautiful @Agrume! Who could resist those silly cats anyway, especially when they are wearing reading glasses and cavorting in a bookcase? Super outfit! I don't have a lot of animal print myself, but hard to avoid if you are a Dallet fan!!!!
Well, I often buy two cws of a design-- and when I do, I try to go for colors different enough (night and day, winter and spring etc) but sometimes, two cws look so good you have to have both. Eleftheria is lovely on you @AnnaE.
Every once in a while I tell myself I do not need any more blue scarves in any size, format or design. But, but, but. Blue is always a temptation for me, and even when I have acquired a grail design in a grail cw, I am not immune to adding a blue! Here's the most recent example: Les Oiseaux des Champs et des Bois. This blue treasure joined my gorgeous black one because, well, it's blue and also, as @Teaforparrots would say: BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS.
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And while I was at it, I decided to channel Parker Posey's look in the recent season of White Lotus. I think it looked cool but without magnets or some other way to secure the scarf from slipping it was pretty unstable! Fun to play around though!
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Hat tip to @sdsurfchick for my "birds on a wire" scarves.
Forgive the double post today, friends! After tomorrow, I will be absent from Scarflandia for a time. Even though I still will wear my scarves every day, real life demands are going to require a hiatus from my daily participation on this thread.
Meantime, when I began collecting, I organized my acquisitions by artist-- it was just a way to lend some order to what was otherwise often just "Acute Scarf Acquisition Syndrome." Recently I completed all the designs I wanted of an artist whose whimsical style and charming subject matter really resonated with me. My five older grandchildren have each pursued music, dance and riding passions and I chose these so that I would always have the appropriately-themed design to wear to their concerts, shows, recitals and events. And since I love being a spectator/attendee, Soiree de Gala, the last one in my Clerc "family" is also perfect!
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thank you, LKBNOLA! congratulations on your Urashima Taro. I share your feelings when trying to master the amount of mousseline in a 140 scarf (and your enthousiasm for the 70 size, too). Your birds and grand-children themed scarfs are exquisite. We will miss you and I hope you are OK, take care.Happy May Day, Scarflandia! Thank you to everyone for your good wishes! And a very big thank you to @Agrume for leading us in this interesting week and a big wave and hug to all, here are two more blues. Let's see if I can connect them to the theme
I should have a stamped ticket on the ferry to Ban Island when it comes to 70s. I find them so easy to wear and many are just plain fun. I had said no more for 2025. But when a scarf featuring the actual dogs of Hermès employees auditioning in cute Petite H items shows up AND it is blue, what's a scarf-loving dog mom supposed to do? Break a rule, of course!
My SOTD is Jour de Casting
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And finally, sharing a grail mousseline I acquired last winter. My relationship status with this format is definitely "It's Complicated." I think the moussies are very beautiful but I do not find them that easy to wear and pair. I do have rules for this format-- limiting myself to personal grails and few in number. I was overjoyed to find this beautiful Urashima Taro in the cw I wanted at a decent grail price. So far, I have only looked at it in wonder, but sharing today as I have new rule in place which is to have a photo of every piece once it arrives!
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what a serene colour combination, CoastalCulture!
Stars and other celestial objects are always tempting! beautiful, Maedi!
Thank you - and no, not sure there were 2 different colour ways with this white hem.
Fabulous choice for yesterday, HermesEchidna! love these colours for SD. You must get up extra early to have these try outs.
And the green of today is perfect for May 1st!
Two gorgeous colour ways, and both perfectly paired, Darkstar!
I completely understand - will show something comparable in an instant. beautiful red!
This purple scarf is so nice - and love the pink MP. And I adore this Brazil with the blue feathers, and a blue bracelet to match!
This green jacket is a great backdrop for your scarf, Jacq1!
Love this on you, Jereni! Another example of purple and yellow being a great colour combination!
Well, scarfluenced is describing perfectly what's happening here, Lellabelle. This scarf is a wonderful match with your blazer!
This is master styling, KatharinaLuise! Blue and orange are always winners.There are not many rules for me, only some regarding special formats. Over the years I learned that twillies and gavroches tended to live in my closet but rarely were worn. I bought them because I really liked them being so cute. But I sold them all. I never really had good ideas how to style them. Plissées and Moussies scarcely made an appearance. I kept only one of each kind, all the others over the years found a new home. So 90 silks, bandanas and every type of cashmere-silk are those I wear. There are no rules regarding no doubles or something like that. If I love a design, I go all in! Looking at you Pélages et Camouflages (four! 🤭)
Wishing you all a beautiful May Day! And @LKBNOLA I hope you don’t leave us alone for too long! We would miss you very much!
My scarf of yesterday was Mythes et Métamorphoses. Over the last few years I try to collect also matching Hermès jewelry like Clics, Behapis and necklaces.
Another slippery orange slope 😂
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SOTD is the Luxembourg SE of Precious Paradise, cw Indigo/bleu/vert. I still have to find the difference between this one and the regular cw bleu jean/vert/orange, besides the mention of the charity for which this SE was issued, but the fact of it being an SE made me buy it.
Greetings from a beautiful spring day in Amsterdam! Days like this one are precious.
Greetings from a beautiful spring day in Amsterdam! Days like this one are precious.
Forgive the double post today, friends! After tomorrow, I will be absent from Scarflandia for a time. Even though I still will wear my scarves every day, real life demands are going to require a hiatus from my daily participation on this thread.
Meantime, when I began collecting, I organized my acquisitions by artist-- it was just a way to lend some order to what was otherwise often just "Acute Scarf Acquisition Syndrome." Recently I completed all the designs I wanted of an artist whose whimsical style and charming subject matter really resonated with me. My five older grandchildren have each pursued music, dance and riding passions and I chose these so that I would always have the appropriately-themed design to wear to their concerts, shows, recitals and events. And since I love being a spectator/attendee, Soiree de Gala, the last one in my Clerc "family" is also perfect!
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We will miss you so much here! Take care and hope all will be well 😘
And congratulations with your newest scarf, I love that lavender 💜