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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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A stunning look - bright orange (vermillion?) and the strong grey are perfect. What a beautiful design, I must check it out. Gorgeous styling, jewelry , scarf and blouse.Congratulations.
It may be scorching but you look fresh as anything, @Teaforparrots, with your beautifully folded scarf and nice hair style. Just lovely.
Thank you! yes, it is vermilion and a lighter orange. There is a green cw with black and white stripes/checks that you find appealing and mentioned today in your post
Thank you everyone for your very tactful reception of my Scarf Adventure. It was fun to play around!
For @Cookiefiend and @EtsyBoss, I joined the two scarves with a medium sized CdA (shown below). You can make a knot, but I found that bulky and I worried that it would work itself loose (horrors!). Here is also a photo of the look with two 70s. For me, I am not small enough to join the 70s in the back with a knot. I had to use a Mors ring to get the extra inches. That's just more fuss and bother than I can handle...
For @Cookiefiend and @EtsyBoss, I joined the two scarves with a medium sized CdA (shown below). You can make a knot, but I found that bulky and I worried that it would work itself loose (horrors!). Here is also a photo of the look with two 70s. For me, I am not small enough to join the 70s in the back with a knot. I had to use a Mors ring to get the extra inches. That's just more fuss and bother than I can handle...
Thank you @Lellabelle and @darkstar66. I did find a photo of a 140 moussie as an overdress. I can't figure out how to get both my face and my feet in the mirror but my DD helped blur the messy background so I am not embarrassed to share!
Thank you, I am glad you like it, twin! Kawa Ora was the second CSGM I ever bought from the H.Com website (along with Peuple du Vent in marine/gris chiné). I could not find a 90 that I loved for me and I was very inspired by @Croisette7 on the shawl. It continues to be a favorite @FA73 💙 💚
Thank you @Croisette7! You were my inspiration to get that cw!
Thank you, sweetheart! I believe you have a beautiful pink JL dipdye-- do I remember correctly @Cookiefiend? And thank you for the Halter Idea love, too
OMG, @EtsyBoss! Thank you so much for this enthusiastic response. I am glad you enjoyed my fun scarf play. My 24 year-old granddaughter was visiting this weekend and she thought it would be a good look for an art gallery opening. I think I would want to stand with my back to a wall (not far from you among the plants!) although I did neaten up the look by pulling the ends behind my waist through a Chain d'Ancre ring so it wouldn't just be a floppy tie. See above for the "construction" instructions...
Thank you on all three counts @Karenska!
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Oh, huge congratulations @FA73! It is a beautiful cw and so lovely styled with your jewelry. I had to have this design as my maternal grandparents were born and raised in Buenos Aires (in fact, I still have family there). I see you linked to BirkinMary's wonderful little photo essay about this scarf and its meanings for @EtsyBoss. I loved that so much I put a link to it in my scarf notes. I am so very happy you found this. We see it so rarely and it is a beautiful scarf, rich in detail, history and the gaucho traditions.
You do not look like someone braving a heat wave at all @Teaforparrots! You look fresh and chic and please tell me how you tied your gav. I love it with the mors ring but it looks so much neater than my attempts ever do...
Gosh this is a beautiful pairing @Croisette7! I am your sister with the pink Marwari DD but the green is TDF and especially with your paisley. This is such a fine example of exactly what I love about a dip dye!
Very pretty in pink @AnnaE!!! I love all the shades together...
I am with you @Karenska. For me black will always be the new black-- or the forever black, or something like that!You all are showing off some wonderfully inventive and chic looks in the service to our fun contrast/complement theme. I hope to personally respond to your shots and comments in a bit but for now I’d like to expand on a style that I mentioned on Sunday - black and white with pops of color. As I mentioned, I never met a foundational black look that I don’t love. Black and white, black on black, black with color, greys and black, black-white patterns/stripes/florals, and black or b-w accents. Theyball work for me. I do not subscribe to Auntie Mame’s dictum “Black’s always so safe. That’s what’s the trouble with it.” Yes, it can be safe and conservative but it can also be edgy, cool, and super, super elegant. I love black so much that I am almost always drawn to scarf cws that have some black or black and white in the mix. So many of my scarf choices reflect this.
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Well, maybe my choices are rather safe after all, but I do enjoy them.
Friends, I would love to see your b-w looks!
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I love all these looks and that litter of kittens is too cute! Your green bandana is stunning.This is beautiful @Cookiefiend. Not just the hem but the silver, the colors and of course your signature Impossible Knot!
I don’t see prize ribbon at all, it’s very colorful and a great playful look! Thalassa is a great design.
You look very elegant!!! And it’s a great way to admire the majority of a design. I’m hoping to loose a little weight soon so I can pull this off. My waist is not quite tiny enough for the 35” side to tie comfortably around.
As others have shared, absolutely perfect with that necklace! Love it.
Marvelous oranges!!! You look lovely.
It’s chilly there???!!! I am so jealous. And also of your SD, which proves elusive for me.
I very rarely wear two scarves together. Just a quick review of mod shots indicates that I've worn a gav with a CSGM one time, a 70 with a GT one time, a 90 under a CSGM a few times and double twillies or double gavs just two or three times each. I am nowhere near as creative as our lovely @darkstar66 who has been knocking double scarf styling out of the park, but years ago I did try a Mai Tai halter tie with two 70s. @Karenska's week is the perfect theme to indulge in some experimentation so I decided to try it with two 90s instead. They are folded in a triangle, joined slightly above center, tied behind the neck and then behind the back. I don't know how to take a decent mirror selfie so I split the look into two photos. It is pretty dramatic and very long-- especially on one as height-challenged as yours truly. But it could be fun if one were younger, taller and braver...
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I did say "experiment" right? Just wanted to be clear. As Polonius said to Laertes, "To thine own self be true." Well that is useful advice and "mine own" true scarf self is more likely to be found wearing these beauties like this...one of these is my SOTD!
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Thank you for letting me blow off some styling steam! This is one of my absolute favorite summer scarf designs and both the blue and the craie were very good sports to go along with this little scarf adventure
Amazing looks, all 3! I suppose I might be tall enough to do this… will have to try at some point perhaps. I esp love the blue cw you have of this design.
Superb and inspired styling! I like that looser arrangement, is there a name for that knot? Or is it a general knot just tied carefully so that the tails drape ‘right’?
You all are showing off some wonderfully inventive and chic looks in the service to our fun contrast/complement theme. I hope to personally respond to your shots and comments in a bit but for now I’d like to expand on a style that I mentioned on Sunday - black and white with pops of color. As I mentioned, I never met a foundational black look that I don’t love. Black and white, black on black, black with color, greys and black, black-white patterns/stripes/florals, and black or b-w accents. Theyball work for me. I do not subscribe to Auntie Mame’s dictum “Black’s always so safe. That’s what’s the trouble with it.” Yes, it can be safe and conservative but it can also be edgy, cool, and super, super elegant. I love black so much that I am almost always drawn to scarf cws that have some black or black and white in the mix. So many of my scarf choices reflect this.
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What a wonderful set of examples of different ways to use black!!! I need to save some of these off. I’m not very creative with black most of the time I think. Usually I just pair it with deep green or a vivid pink. Love the kitties too!
Yummy jewel tones!!!! Never will get tired of seeing jewel tone outfits. And yes that hem is chef’s kiss.
Expert pattern mixing as always, @LKBNOLA! Such a charming scarf and those earrings are delightful. I always enjoy seeing Navajo stampings used in unexpected ways on jewelry.
Oh how fantastic, @CedarWaxWing! Is that periwinkle for the border, I hadn't seen this colorway yet. Just marvelous combined with your berry sweater.
Although I read this scarf is to do with Charlemagne's crusaders, this design captured my imagination as I have recently been turned on to T Kingfisher's books, and just finished the Paladin series. This meant that, naturally, I had to add one to my collection recently as well. Mine has a navy border and a caramel and chocolate interior with pops of jewel greens.
What a delightful find on your Aline Honorés! Your scarf looks beautiful on you, @darkstar66 and what a clever tie for particularly warm weather.
I love this color combo on you @Croisette7 and you have tied it so nicely to showcase the design.
Such soft eyes on that gorgeous horse.
What a cheerful colorway of Appaloosa des Steppes, dear @Redbirdhermes! And it works so well with that t-shirt.
Okay - that JL moussie over the olive tank dress is inspired - fabulous!Thank you everyone for your very tactful reception of my Scarf Adventure. It was fun to play around!
For @Cookiefiend and @EtsyBoss, I joined the two scarves with a medium sized CdA (shown below). You can make a knot, but I found that bulky and I worried that it would work itself loose (horrors!). Here is also a photo of the look with two 70s. For me, I am not small enough to join the 70s in the back with a knot. I had to use a Mors ring to get the extra inches. That's just more fuss and bother than I can handle...
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Thank you @Lellabelle and @darkstar66. I did find a photo of a 140 moussie as an overdress. I can't figure out how to get both my face and my feet in the mirror but my DD helped blur the messy background so I am not embarrassed to share!
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Thank you, I am glad you like it, twin! Kawa Ora was the second CSGM I ever bought from the H.Com website (along with Peuple du Vent in marine/gris chiné). I could not find a 90 that I loved for me and I was very inspired by @Croisette7 on the shawl. It continues to be a favorite @FA73 💙 💚
Thank you @Croisette7! You were my inspiration to get that cw!
Thank you, sweetheart! I believe you have a beautiful pink JL dipdye-- do I remember correctly @Cookiefiend? And thank you for the Halter Idea love, too
OMG, @EtsyBoss! Thank you so much for this enthusiastic response. I am glad you enjoyed my fun scarf play. My 24 year-old granddaughter was visiting this weekend and she thought it would be a good look for an art gallery opening. I think I would want to stand with my back to a wall (not far from you among the plants!) although I did neaten up the look by pulling the ends behind my waist through a Chain d'Ancre ring so it wouldn't just be a floppy tie. See above for the "construction" instructions...
Thank you on all three counts @Karenska!
Thank you too for your kind words - I do indeed have a dip dye JL in a scrumptious cyclamen color!
Thanks sweetie!
Thank you so much! It is truly an amazing scarf - we are twins too - yes?Oh, huge congratulations @FA73! It is a beautiful cw and so lovely styled with your jewelry. I had to have this design as my maternal grandparents were born and raised in Buenos Aires (in fact, I still have family there). I see you linked to BirkinMary's wonderful little photo essay about this scarf and its meanings for @EtsyBoss. I loved that so much I put a link to it in my scarf notes. I am so very happy you found this. We see it so rarely and it is a beautiful scarf, rich in detail, history and the gaucho traditions.
You do not look like someone braving a heat wave at all @Teaforparrots! You look fresh and chic and please tell me how you tied your gav. I love it with the mors ring but it looks so much neater than my attempts ever do...
Gosh this is a beautiful pairing @Croisette7! I am your sister with the pink Marwari DD but the green is TDF and especially with your paisley. This is such a fine example of exactly what I love about a dip dye!
Very pretty in pink @AnnaE!!! I love all the shades together...
I am with you @Karenska. For me black will always be the new black-- or the forever black, or something like that!
This is beautiful @Cookiefiend. Not just the hem but the silver, the colors and of course your signature Impossible Knot!
What a super cool and versatile accessory this necklace is. I am smitten with both looks, a little more in love with the craie and coral/watermelon. Sooo pretty!I very rarely wear two scarves together. Just a quick review of mod shots indicates that I've worn a gav with a CSGM one time, a 70 with a GT one time, a 90 under a CSGM a few times and double twillies or double gavs just two or three times each. I am nowhere near as creative as our lovely @darkstar66 who has been knocking double scarf styling out of the park, but years ago I did try a Mai Tai halter tie with two 70s. @Karenska's week is the perfect theme to indulge in some experimentation so I decided to try it with two 90s instead. They are folded in a triangle, joined slightly above center, tied behind the neck and then behind the back. I don't know how to take a decent mirror selfie so I split the look into two photos. It is pretty dramatic and very long-- especially on one as height-challenged as yours truly. But it could be fun if one were younger, taller and braver...
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I did say "experiment" right? Just wanted to be clear. As Polonius said to Laertes, "To thine own self be true." Well that is useful advice and "mine own" true scarf self is more likely to be found wearing these beauties like this...one of these is my SOTD!
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Thank you for letting me blow off some styling steam! This is one of my absolute favorite summer scarf designs and both the blue and the craie were very good sports to go along with this little scarf adventure
I love your self-analyses and also love black in clothing yet entirely stay away from black in scarves. I have one with some black which was a gift. And the kittens take the cake. I remember your b/w sweetheart cat and his precious mom.You all are showing off some wonderfully inventive and chic looks in the service to our fun contrast/complement theme. I hope to personally respond to your shots and comments in a bit but for now I’d like to expand on a style that I mentioned on Sunday - black and white with pops of color. As I mentioned, I never met a foundational black look that I don’t love. Black and white, black on black, black with color, greys and black, black-white patterns/stripes/florals, and black or b-w accents. Theyball work for me. I do not subscribe to Auntie Mame’s dictum “Black’s always so safe. That’s what’s the trouble with it.” Yes, it can be safe and conservative but it can also be edgy, cool, and super, super elegant. I love black so much that I am almost always drawn to scarf cws that have some black or black and white in the mix. So many of my scarf choices reflect this.
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Well, maybe my choices are rather safe after all, but I do enjoy them.
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