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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Oh my. This is gorgeous! I don’t see this cw often. Alllll of these colors are a dream
Agree on loving the old keys. Love red and black
The new upholstery looks great! And you are so handy, I am envious of the skill
I love reading the stories behind. The blues is everything I love about china and english cottage and like cozy home. These other looks are all spectacular and so varied. Never a boring modeling shot from you @LKBNOLA
Wow the detail. Beautiful
Awesome detailed pops of color in your gray
Thank you!! 😀. Yes, it’s 05
FRAMBOISE/TURQUOISE/ORANGE
FRAMBOISE/TURQUOISE/ORANGE
Love this @shrpthorn! Thank you for showing it with this cw of Emile (we are twins) -- it is playful and charming and perfectly suits the scarf! I think your photo may have a "Clever Hans" effect on me...
Great outfit @Jereni and goes without saying...great scarf too. DuJA is always the right choice!
I would love to see a double plissé close up @eliwon! I think H have been doing one CSGM plissé each season but not so many 90s of late. I must say, I am a fan of the wider pleats so as to see more design...
Just lovely @Jacq1-- I love this on a cream top!
I was lucky @Jereni but it is not difficult to find-- condition can be another matter though! I also found it in CSGM last year in the same cw and for the same price as a current 90! Thank you!
I am happy to have my ticket stamped for the color journey with you @Nomad-- especially seeing the fun and fabulous results!
I think you do look like a breath of spring and I adore how the scarf echoes the flowers on your cardi @Maedi!
Well, it seems that the Clever Hans effect is much in evidence on our scarf threads if it is defined as "unintended cueing"-- that shounds an awful lot like enablement, no? Your posts are always so entertaining @HermesEchidna and so beautifully illustrated!
Gasp!This is the most stunning iteration of this design @orchard! Just beautiful...
Wow! I do not think I have ever seen this cw in real life! Even when I was doing my own sedulous search for this design. Congratulations on another beautiful grail @SilkCouture. Our @Julide was extremely patient and generous to me in my search too.
I think this must be cw 05? Lovely colors.
What a very pretty cw of a beloved classic @mktlim!!! I love old keys too-- such a metaphor for well....everything!
Utterly off theme. Admitting my resolve for less purchases in 2025 lasted not even a week.
I loved my new blue Coeur de vie so much I bought another. I had my eye on three colorways waiting for sales to hit. I knew the blue was perfect when it dropped in price, but had such a curiosity about this colorway. As it fell another price drop I pounced. In my attempting to migrate my mindset from being a summer season to spring I went for this cw. And I am in love. It is so brightening on me! And of note- as far as the color season world goes, they literally list my sweater top color as a “worst shade” for me haha. And sadly without a scarf block on, my skin complexion looks like strawberry jelly with just this sweater on.
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And SOTD
Quetzal
And yup you guessed it..those 2025 resolutions gone. But in my defense against myself lol, this quetzal was on my approved purchase list. Been since 2019 I have been looking for this cw again for below retail. I bought it from H online in 2019/20 and returned it telling myself I wouldn’t wear it enough. Ha joke on me as I accumulated more csgms and got comfortable with the format, and then always hunted for this one back.
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Great start to the New Year with the gorgeous lime Au Coeur de la Vie, a sunshine scarf if ever there was one.
Much happiness welcoming Jaguar Quetzal into your collection, finally your search is over!
Travel day - so an archive picture of what could be ‘wood carving’ with Sweet Dreams (the creatures look like carvings to me?)
Great minds @FA73! I love your cw. I thought of this too for the intricate work on headdresses and ceremonial costumes!
Thank you @Nomad! You are too nice. This GT does remind me of all those lovely things...
Safe travels to you @Cookiefiend! Looking stylish and ready to go! (Don't forget Coco's toy stuffie
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SOTD was Trésors, which of course has already been noted to be on theme.
A quick one, but on theme.
The Egyptians used their clever brains and hands to construct many beautiful objects, from jewellery and crafts, through useful objects and tools, inscriptions and writings, to intricate buildings, boats and cities. SOTD is Tutankhamun, which features the famous king’s golden death mask, along with other precious ceremonial objects.
As I was in the city today, I managed to carve out a few precious moments in an otherwise hectic day to visit the Japanese botanical garden and was reminded of the painstaking attention to detail, and careful hands, that create, nurture and maintain these gardens. Everything from the raking of the gravel paths, the tending of the moss, and the care of the plant forms. Bonus, if you look closely, in the centre of the pic with the open view of the lake is one of the gardeners. Pruning one of the evergreen firs with meticulous attention to detail (I watched him remove individual needle clusters). The light and the reflections today were remarkable. Sharing in the hope these bring a little peace and tranquility to any in Scarflandia who need it.
The Egyptians used their clever brains and hands to construct many beautiful objects, from jewellery and crafts, through useful objects and tools, inscriptions and writings, to intricate buildings, boats and cities. SOTD is Tutankhamun, which features the famous king’s golden death mask, along with other precious ceremonial objects.
As I was in the city today, I managed to carve out a few precious moments in an otherwise hectic day to visit the Japanese botanical garden and was reminded of the painstaking attention to detail, and careful hands, that create, nurture and maintain these gardens. Everything from the raking of the gravel paths, the tending of the moss, and the care of the plant forms. Bonus, if you look closely, in the centre of the pic with the open view of the lake is one of the gardeners. Pruning one of the evergreen firs with meticulous attention to detail (I watched him remove individual needle clusters). The light and the reflections today were remarkable. Sharing in the hope these bring a little peace and tranquility to any in Scarflandia who need it.
oh yes I see it! I love wood carvings. And the blues in all this depth and shading is amazing.
Enablinggggggggg is strong with this one!Great styling and great light today for you
Great post. Which cw do you have of tut, do you have a flat photo? I am always looking at this design but haven’t narrowed in on a color. And Japanese gardens are so tranquil and the work is really awe inspiring
Loving the clever hand that penned the poem and designed the scarf after it.
I felt moody today with All black. And this moody night sky cw fit the bill. Amazing how the back tail is the back side and still has lovely saturation. Love when that happens.
Totally enabled by our dear @Karenska with this cw. She has showcased it so well over time over the threads
and designed the scarf after it.I felt moody today with All black. And this moody night sky cw fit the bill. Amazing how the back tail is the back side and still has lovely saturation. Love when that happens.
Totally enabled by our dear @Karenska with this cw. She has showcased it so well over time over the threads
Good morning!!
Historically horses are often connected to the military, and so are uniforms. Many scarves show scenes of marches, parades and inspections with both horses and humans in their gala gear.
I dug myself into an internet Hole of researching what parts of uniforms are called in English. Please forgive me for any mistakes.
The trimmings on uniforms are often called passementeries or possements, from the words of passe and mano - items passed through hands. Perfect for the clever hands theme! Passementeries are decorative trimmings like braid, cord, beads for clothing like uniforms, for horses or for furniture. The parts of the uniforms which are placed on the shoulder and often shows the military rank is called Epaulettes and are often adorned with fringes, rosettes and other decor.
The obvious scarf for this part of handicraft is The design Passementerie by Francoise Heron - screenshot, from the web, not my own scarf.
Same goes for Epaulette de Gala (artist unknown, screenshot from H website)
A brandenbourg is the decoration for the chest of the uniform or other coats including the loop and button, also called a frog.
Military motives are normally not really my thing, but as many others in here I fell for the softer flowery Brandenbourg Fleuris by Caty Latham and Jeff Fisher - if just any military action could be made peacefull by adding some flowers in gunbarrels or on brandenbourgs.
Wish you a peaceful and flowery day!!!
Historically horses are often connected to the military, and so are uniforms. Many scarves show scenes of marches, parades and inspections with both horses and humans in their gala gear.
I dug myself into an internet Hole of researching what parts of uniforms are called in English. Please forgive me for any mistakes.
The trimmings on uniforms are often called passementeries or possements, from the words of passe and mano - items passed through hands. Perfect for the clever hands theme! Passementeries are decorative trimmings like braid, cord, beads for clothing like uniforms, for horses or for furniture. The parts of the uniforms which are placed on the shoulder and often shows the military rank is called Epaulettes and are often adorned with fringes, rosettes and other decor.
The obvious scarf for this part of handicraft is The design Passementerie by Francoise Heron - screenshot, from the web, not my own scarf.
Same goes for Epaulette de Gala (artist unknown, screenshot from H website)
A brandenbourg is the decoration for the chest of the uniform or other coats including the loop and button, also called a frog.
Military motives are normally not really my thing, but as many others in here I fell for the softer flowery Brandenbourg Fleuris by Caty Latham and Jeff Fisher - if just any military action could be made peacefull by adding some flowers in gunbarrels or on brandenbourgs.
Wish you a peaceful and flowery day!!!
What an amazing post about der kluge Hans. I hadn’t heard of this before and love it, especially coupled with your scarf question. Thank you for the fun read. I hope the horses grew some wings and got you home faster. You look amazing in your scarf.
The FetP is a masterpiece in these colors. Gorgeous porcelain blue border.