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Absolutely glorious and so festive!
Beautiful, twin! Love it on the blue.
Happy 4th of July, my friends in the US!
Every country or nation has momentous historical events to celebrate. And I'm sure H has an appropriate scarf or scarves for such occasions. Pretty sure too that many of us can find birds representative of our country or find feathers incorporated into our festive regalia.
When I was young, I loved the peacock feathers that were part of festive decor for Diwali and other Indian festivals. So here's another peacock from a recent acquisition, appropriately in (mostly) blue, red and white. And greetings from the lion next to it, symbol of my country
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Emile et Une Nuit has many feathery denizens in its design. And that magnificent bird next to the giraffe was one of the reasons why I decided to buy this scarf.
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Decisions, decisions ... I have gone through many phases in my love affair with H scarves, ranging from OMG to sales goggles to a much more measured response now (aka I ran out of space). I try to buy scarves now which are either coup de coeur or which I'm fairly certain I will wear and not only admire. That's not to say that I don't still fall victim to FOMO or sales goggles.
This design was completely sales goggles. I really really wanted it but it was a 140 silk, not a format I wear often. My dear SA let me sigh over several cws, then firmly put them awayI really wanted that black cw...
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Dear scarfies, it popped up after several months at a local reseller for half retail. Like I could say No? Carnaval des Oiseaux, come to my grabby hands! As you can see, I am still not good at dealing with 140 worth of silk.
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A Coup de coeur now. I found this necktie on the bay and the material looked like scarf silk. That eagle was irresistable with its talons and wingsweep. Worn here with another tie in similar cw: Parade. I'm still hoping one day to find which RTW or scarf has this wonderful bird of prey.
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I'd like to recount a feathery titbit from SOTD history now. When I first found this lovely community, the scarf mistress (the amazing ABQ2ATL) was fond of giving scarf quizzes. One scarfie @Bostonjetset joined in the fun and gave us this mystery picture which everyone found familiar but the name of the scarf remained just out of reachCan you identify it? Bonne chance!
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Such amazing selections! I didn’t think of Emile for suiting the 4th but you have inspired me.
Wow congrats!!! I think this is the cw I am going to go for. It is lovely on you.
Epaulettes de Gala for this quintessentially summery day.
And the bracelet stack… this Lanternes bangle pairs so perfectly with the EdG scarf it’s silly.
And the bracelet stack… this Lanternes bangle pairs so perfectly with the EdG scarf it’s silly.
What a super example of how the right tie can completely change your perspective on a scarf.
I’ve been mildly enthusiastic about this design so far this season; I love the concept and design story, but have been finding the print a little too ‘19th century wallpaper’ to be able to see how it would fit with my wardrobe. I love the floral and natural elements in the design but wouldn’t necessarily choose them for a scarf (upholstery, wallpaper, coats etc - yes! I find these designs sing in larger formats).
This tie highlights the moon goddess beautifully, and provides a central focus that lets the beautiful botanical sections become a lovely backdrop.
Inspired presentation @Croisette7! Thank you for showing a different perspective for this.
There are a pair of chickens on this scarf. And a musician and a bridal couple. Perfect to wear to a wedding.
Heading out to my niece's wedding this afternoon with Costume de Fete as my scarf of the day.
Heading out to my niece's wedding this afternoon with Costume de Fete as my scarf of the day.
This whole post made me smile @xincinsin! Congratulations on your Emile (twins!) and your Carnaval des Oiseaux origin story is th every best kind we all love to hear! The perils of FOMO and Sales Goggles are very real! Thank you for the fun scarf "quiz"!Happy 4th of July, my friends in the US!
Every country or nation has momentous historical events to celebrate. And I'm sure H has an appropriate scarf or scarves for such occasions. Pretty sure too that many of us can find birds representative of our country or find feathers incorporated into our festive regalia.
When I was young, I loved the peacock feathers that were part of festive decor for Diwali and other Indian festivals. So here's another peacock from a recent acquisition, appropriately in (mostly) blue, red and white. And greetings from the lion next to it, symbol of my country
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Emile et Une Nuit has many feathery denizens in its design. And that magnificent bird next to the giraffe was one of the reasons why I decided to buy this scarf.
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Decisions, decisions ... I have gone through many phases in my love affair with H scarves, ranging from OMG to sales goggles to a much more measured response now (aka I ran out of space
This design was completely sales goggles. I really really wanted it but it was a 140 silk, not a format I wear often. My dear SA let me sigh over several cws, then firmly put them away
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Dear scarfies, it popped up after several months at a local reseller for half retail. Like I could say No? Carnaval des Oiseaux, come to my grabby hands! As you can see, I am still not good at dealing with 140 worth of silk.
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A Coup de coeur now. I found this necktie on the bay and the material looked like scarf silk. That eagle was irresistable with its talons and wingsweep. Worn here with another tie in similar cw: Parade. I'm still hoping one day to find which RTW or scarf has this wonderful bird of prey.
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I'd like to recount a feathery titbit from SOTD history now. When I first found this lovely community, the scarf mistress (the amazing ABQ2ATL) was fond of giving scarf quizzes. One scarfie @Bostonjetset joined in the fun and gave us this mystery picture which everyone found familiar but the name of the scarf remained just out of reach
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Congratulations @Croisette7! It is very very beautiful and I love how you have tied it to show the moon! I still do not have mine but look forward to it -- very inspired by your tie and styling.
A cute look-- the scarf and bracelet stack are perfect @Jereni!
I hope you all had a lovely time @Redbirdhermes-- you certainly wore the perfect scarf for a wedding!
Thank you very much to @xincinsin for a great week-- I don't think I was able to squeeze in even one of my bird scarves but I did manage some cottons and a mousseline! Before the theme ends I will post my SOTD and my SOTE--
SOTD Grand Prix au Faubourg for an early afternoon movie (OT but it was on theme for the movie!) and a bonus photo of the sunset, which reminds me of my scarf...
My best friend from college is visiting for a few days and this evening we ate and sat outside and talked for hours as old friends do. On topic with Plumes en Fête CSGM-- a whole lot of beautiful feathers for a breezy night. Bonus shot I caught of one of the fireworks down on our beach last night... I thought it was so pretty to see the fireworks at sunset!
SOTD Grand Prix au Faubourg for an early afternoon movie (OT but it was on theme for the movie!) and a bonus photo of the sunset, which reminds me of my scarf...
My best friend from college is visiting for a few days and this evening we ate and sat outside and talked for hours as old friends do. On topic with Plumes en Fête CSGM-- a whole lot of beautiful feathers for a breezy night. Bonus shot I caught of one of the fireworks down on our beach last night... I thought it was so pretty to see the fireworks at sunset!
Many congratulations to your niece on her wedding! Perfect scarf choice, with the cheerful nuptial celebrations.
Thank you ... hope yours will arrive soon!
Grand Prix and sunset are perfect! Love your cut-out linen dress with Plumes!
Hello and good morning,
Another rooster or 2 for @xincinsin and thank you so much for hosting this feathery week. An unusual scarf in unusual colours today, Tournez Manège by Annie Faivre. Will not be able to participate in the next few days, so happy star week without darkstar!
Another rooster or 2 for @xincinsin and thank you so much for hosting this feathery week. An unusual scarf in unusual colours today, Tournez Manège by Annie Faivre. Will not be able to participate in the next few days, so happy star week without darkstar!
Happy Sunday, Scarflandia Galaxy!
Thank you to @xincinsin for a fun and light week and to the scarf mistresses for inviting me to guest host what is going to be another “stellar” week thanks to you all. When I accepted, I anticipated a week staying at home and going through my scarves at leisure. It turns out that not only I will be traveling, but in a faraway land, with no scarves at hand, so the modeled pics will be mostly from the archives. And I apologize in advance if I don’t get to comment on your posts as often as I would like, or in a timely manner. I will be 6 hours behind my usual time zone!
So, what are stars ⭐⭐⭐? Science tells us that they are massive spheres of plasma, primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, held together by gravity. Their brilliance originates from nuclear fusion at their cores, emitting immense energy in the form of light and heat. Something like this 🔭 ⁉️ :
But no matter what we know through science, stars remain shrouded in mystery. Throughout history, they have been sources of superstition, tales, and beliefs. They embody wonder, and the contemplation of a starry sky 🌃 stirs a profound reflection on our place in the vastness of the universe. And vastness it is! Astronomers estimate the observable universe may contain up to one septillion stars, (that's 1 followed by 24 zeros!). The Milky Way galaxy has more than 100 billion stars. While approximately 9,000 stars are visible in the entire sky with the naked eye, only about 2,000 are visible from a single location on a very dark night.
I think Alice Shirley is the master at capturing the beauty and the mystery of the night sky.
Tyger Tyger burning bright, in the forests of the night
The magic of a snowy owl flying amid the northern lights
Orpheus bewitching the world under a starry sky
Join me in ⭐⭐⭐⭐stargazing ⭐⭐⭐⭐this week! And as always, on-theme or not, your SOTD is a star in its own right, so please share!
Thank you to @xincinsin for a fun and light week and to the scarf mistresses for inviting me to guest host what is going to be another “stellar” week thanks to you all. When I accepted, I anticipated a week staying at home and going through my scarves at leisure. It turns out that not only I will be traveling, but in a faraway land, with no scarves at hand, so the modeled pics will be mostly from the archives. And I apologize in advance if I don’t get to comment on your posts as often as I would like, or in a timely manner. I will be 6 hours behind my usual time zone!
So, what are stars ⭐⭐⭐? Science tells us that they are massive spheres of plasma, primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, held together by gravity. Their brilliance originates from nuclear fusion at their cores, emitting immense energy in the form of light and heat. Something like this 🔭 ⁉️ :
But no matter what we know through science, stars remain shrouded in mystery. Throughout history, they have been sources of superstition, tales, and beliefs. They embody wonder, and the contemplation of a starry sky 🌃 stirs a profound reflection on our place in the vastness of the universe. And vastness it is! Astronomers estimate the observable universe may contain up to one septillion stars, (that's 1 followed by 24 zeros!). The Milky Way galaxy has more than 100 billion stars. While approximately 9,000 stars are visible in the entire sky with the naked eye, only about 2,000 are visible from a single location on a very dark night.
I think Alice Shirley is the master at capturing the beauty and the mystery of the night sky.
Tyger Tyger burning bright, in the forests of the night
The magic of a snowy owl flying amid the northern lights
Orpheus bewitching the world under a starry sky
Join me in ⭐⭐⭐⭐stargazing ⭐⭐⭐⭐this week! And as always, on-theme or not, your SOTD is a star in its own right, so please share!
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this is so lovely! when laid flat, it doesnt catch my eye, but the colours blend so well when you wear it
Thank you for hosting 🌟 week, FA73! looking forward to it. am also travelling, so not sure how often I can contribute.
Thank you, @xincinsin for hosting last week!
Beautiful start to the week, @FA73 I’m your cousin, sister and twin on these! Thanks for some inspiration for a dreamy theme. I love celestial-themed anything 🌌
Safe travels!
Well, I am just caught up, and had a whole mess of quotes to respond to in my reply, but have left it too long and am going to admit defeat. I’ll just say that the pics shared in the last week or so have been fab.
Love the colours and contrasts (you were slaying in that En Liberte look, @Jereni, as well as that gorgeous de le Mer), elegant black and white looks (thank you Karenska for the hosting, and the kitties!), a fabulous feathery parade (too many to mention, but a quick shout-out to @darkstar, @EtsyBoss and @Redbirdhermes for memorable examples!), fun hosting from @xincinsin and super red/white/blue celebratory looks from @LKBNOLA and others. Congrats on the new-ins too!
Love the colours and contrasts (you were slaying in that En Liberte look, @Jereni, as well as that gorgeous de le Mer), elegant black and white looks (thank you Karenska for the hosting, and the kitties!), a fabulous feathery parade (too many to mention, but a quick shout-out to @darkstar, @EtsyBoss and @Redbirdhermes for memorable examples!), fun hosting from @xincinsin and super red/white/blue celebratory looks from @LKBNOLA and others. Congrats on the new-ins too!