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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Love this colour way. The little enamel ring is such a nice complement to it as well!
Bit of a theme stretch but: Jardin Anglais today. Curated gardens certainly require skilled hands to build and maintain, after all?
And yes I realize I’m leaning way too much into these ear muffs but DC is like, colder than Norway rn and I am OVER IT
And yes I realize I’m leaning way too much into these ear muffs but DC is like, colder than Norway rn and I am OVER IT
Interesting to see the wider pleats - only got two regular 90 pleats, plus one where the pleats are “double”, ie in 90 degrees to each other, so the 90 when laying flat becomes rather small - need to dig it out.Not quite back to regularly scheduled programming as I have one more Oscarf category to share. I never really warmed to the plissé format-- much as I admired it on others. They just seemed to turn into a limp slinky around my neck. Last year, though, I found two stunning plissés in new-to-me formats. The first was a CSGM: the Brides de Gala Applique Pique Pleated Shawl, which is just so beautiful and ties like a dream and the second was a new season design Twilly en Bloc Plissé, a 90 size like the older ones, but with a much wider pleat. Here are my best mod shots of each and with that my Oscarf 2024 Award Show is a wrap!Here's to a great 2025 Collecting, Wearing and Sharing year for us all in Scarflandia, wherever you shop (closet, online, reseller, boutique)!!!! 🥂
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And sharing my SOYE as a wave in solidarity to all the twins on the Acte III CSGM in cw (15).
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I am a bit on the opposite side of this week with my SOTD - Faubourg Tropical shows us what happens when the idle hands stop doing the work and nature reclaims what human hands once built.
A theme that is taken further in another scarf by the same design duo, Retour a la nature which I don’t own, but I know others do!
A theme that is taken further in another scarf by the same design duo, Retour a la nature which I don’t own, but I know others do!
Very serene and yet gorgeously rustic winter look! I like your necklace a lot with it.
Aw thank you! I was excited to discover a scarf that looks good with this sweater as I hadn’t found a combo that made me happy yet. And have been beginning to conclude that pale green may not be my best color.
Quintessential theme choice, love it! The jewel tones with that red top are soooo perfect.
Both look great - I esp admire the pairing of Mille with that textured blazer. And +1 to gardens requiring crafty hands!
Gorgeous, twin!
Aaaah that Arabesque. I’m hoping this will be the year I find that one. Love your Guillaume also.
Very beautifully tied, twin!!! I love the new scarf ring.
Purchased on a plane?!?!?!? Curious to hear more! The only on-plane shoppinf I’ve heard of are Duty Free booze, fragrance and lipsticks!
Sotd was not on theme but is on my brain . The turquoise Coeur de vie in a car photo.
And I apologize to everyone that you all are stuck on my color journey with me. I bought a spring colored shirt in the Fall and hadn’t worn it yet and after that green coeur scarf mail I wanted to wear this new color. Super fun to have such a bright unusual ( for me entirely) color in my entire closet. Makes me happy to open the door. It is photographing more banana yellow-ish but it is more like an autumn mustard color but with a little more brightness than that.
For theme I had fun seeing what else goes with it.
Fleurs de Montagne where climbing rope is made by hand.
Grand theatre (with matching yellows but the light shining off of it) where costumes and props are made and painted and sewed by hand. And Fleurs d’ecosse (which Red showed earlier) with its tartan plaid fabric and handmade kilt pins/adornments.
. The turquoise Coeur de vie in a car photo.And I apologize to everyone that you all are stuck on my color journey with me. I bought a spring colored shirt in the Fall and hadn’t worn it yet and after that green coeur scarf mail I wanted to wear this new color. Super fun to have such a bright unusual ( for me entirely) color in my entire closet. Makes me happy to open the door. It is photographing more banana yellow-ish but it is more like an autumn mustard color but with a little more brightness than that.
For theme I had fun seeing what else goes with it.
Fleurs de Montagne where climbing rope is made by hand.
Grand theatre (with matching yellows but the light shining off of it) where costumes and props are made and painted and sewed by hand. And Fleurs d’ecosse (which Red showed earlier) with its tartan plaid fabric and handmade kilt pins/adornments.
SOTD is Mountain Zebra, off topic and perhaps a little too spring like. A subconscious desire for flowers and color 😀.
Your yellow shirt is a great choice and looks good with all the scarf pairings. It’s fun to have an outlier in one’s closet.Sotd was not on theme but is on my brain
And I apologize to everyone that you all are stuck on my color journey with me. I bought a spring colored shirt in the Fall and hadn’t worn it yet and after that green coeur scarf mail I wanted to wear this new color. Super fun to have such a bright unusual ( for me entirely) color in my entire closet. Makes me happy to open the door. It is photographing more banana yellow-ish but it is more like an autumn mustard color but with a little more brightness than that.
For theme I had fun seeing what else goes with it.
Fleurs de Montagne where climbing rope is made by hand.
Grand theatre (with matching yellows but the light shining off of it) where costumes and props are made and painted and sewed by hand. And Fleurs d’ecosse (which Red showed earlier) with its tartan plaid fabric and handmade kilt pins/adornments.
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Good morning!!!
Wonderful to see the theme ferment!!! From gardening to bagpipes - all is the product of Clever Hands!!
My soyd was Astres et soleils - inspired by Inca and Aztec carved reliefs and other art. And yesterday we also saw a photo (apologies for not remembering by who) of a lovely Symboles et monaies de Parisii
- many scarves had such archaological motives of hand made ancient object.
Soyd
Another cw of Symboles etc
But if you feel more for wearing scarves more horserelated there is a loophole!
Theme of the week is Clever Hands. And off course there is an equine Word play in this: Clever Hans was the name of a famous German horse, who baffled science and the public in the 1910s. The horse was apparently able to solve even complex mathematical questions, its answer communicated via tapping of hooves and translated by its owner Her von Osten. Not surprisingly, but also a little disappointingly, a Scientific commission concluded after carerul investigations that Clever Hans could not solve equations or additions by himself, but that he relied on very subtles cues from his owner, who was not even aware about those himself. So the horse could not do aritmetics, but it could Read invisible clues from other Living creatures. In my opinion, it still merits the name Clever Hans (or rather Kluge Hans - the original German name).
The commission report (I read it once) is interesting and fun and the phenomenon gave name to the Clever Hans effect - unintended cueing of participants in Experiments or questionings. Like the question: dont you Think I should buy another scarf?? - Said in a tone which cue the person to answer ‘yes indeed - you have not had one for days’…
Anyway - if you wear a horse scarf you are still on the Clever Hans Theme!!
Equipment for horses is the Foundation for Hermes and is feautured on a lot of scarves - most famously Brides de Gala. But it is not only the saddles and bridles, but also the reins, ornaments and bags carried by horses.
One example is Grand apparat
Another is Cuivreries
And there are probably a hundred more!
Horses are not the only steeds to have nice outfitting, so just for the fun of it, while I am travelling back home with an almost horse like speed here are the Camel packs of Cuir du desert.
And it is my sotd
Wish you happy hump day - the weekend is in sight!!
Wonderful to see the theme ferment!!! From gardening to bagpipes - all is the product of Clever Hands!!
My soyd was Astres et soleils - inspired by Inca and Aztec carved reliefs and other art. And yesterday we also saw a photo (apologies for not remembering by who) of a lovely Symboles et monaies de Parisii
- many scarves had such archaological motives of hand made ancient object.
Soyd
Another cw of Symboles etc
But if you feel more for wearing scarves more horserelated there is a loophole!
Theme of the week is Clever Hands. And off course there is an equine Word play in this: Clever Hans was the name of a famous German horse, who baffled science and the public in the 1910s. The horse was apparently able to solve even complex mathematical questions, its answer communicated via tapping of hooves and translated by its owner Her von Osten. Not surprisingly, but also a little disappointingly, a Scientific commission concluded after carerul investigations that Clever Hans could not solve equations or additions by himself, but that he relied on very subtles cues from his owner, who was not even aware about those himself. So the horse could not do aritmetics, but it could Read invisible clues from other Living creatures. In my opinion, it still merits the name Clever Hans (or rather Kluge Hans - the original German name).
The commission report (I read it once) is interesting and fun and the phenomenon gave name to the Clever Hans effect - unintended cueing of participants in Experiments or questionings. Like the question: dont you Think I should buy another scarf?? - Said in a tone which cue the person to answer ‘yes indeed - you have not had one for days’…
Anyway - if you wear a horse scarf you are still on the Clever Hans Theme!!
Equipment for horses is the Foundation for Hermes and is feautured on a lot of scarves - most famously Brides de Gala. But it is not only the saddles and bridles, but also the reins, ornaments and bags carried by horses.
One example is Grand apparat
Another is Cuivreries
And there are probably a hundred more!
Horses are not the only steeds to have nice outfitting, so just for the fun of it, while I am travelling back home with an almost horse like speed here are the Camel packs of Cuir du desert.
And it is my sotd
Wish you happy hump day - the weekend is in sight!!
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Hello @JavaJo This was about 30 years ago. 😉
Stunning combinations, @NomadSotd was not on theme but is on my brain
And I apologize to everyone that you all are stuck on my color journey with me. I bought a spring colored shirt in the Fall and hadn’t worn it yet and after that green coeur scarf mail I wanted to wear this new color. Super fun to have such a bright unusual ( for me entirely) color in my entire closet. Makes me happy to open the door. It is photographing more banana yellow-ish but it is more like an autumn mustard color but with a little more brightness than that.
For theme I had fun seeing what else goes with it.
Fleurs de Montagne where climbing rope is made by hand.
Grand theatre (with matching yellows but the light shining off of it) where costumes and props are made and painted and sewed by hand. And Fleurs d’ecosse (which Red showed earlier) with its tartan plaid fabric and handmade kilt pins/adornments.
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Doights de Fee.
The design depicts lacework, lace making tools and pearls.
@Croisette7 showed this beautiful design in twill, here is my GM mousseline.
The design depicts lacework, lace making tools and pearls.
@Croisette7 showed this beautiful design in twill, here is my GM mousseline.