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For inspiration, the weekly 2025 Scarf Theme Calendar is available here
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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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I love summer but I miss my snuggling up in CSGM. Archive photo of Clair de Lune.
Wow! This is an outstanding colorway for this design, all of the animals are so clearly delineated and done so perfectly, wow wow wow! What a treasure @Croisette7!
I reached for the same scarf as @Jereni today, and given the triple digit weather here today, Helios is definitely in total control of the cosmos at least for now! I hope the nighttime provides some relief. This scarf didn't last long on my neck and moved to my bag.
Finally, sending condolences and hugs to those who knew Diana, may she rest in peace and her memory live on and be a blessing to those who loved her.
Finally, sending condolences and hugs to those who knew Diana, may she rest in peace and her memory live on and be a blessing to those who loved her.
Thank you @Lellabelle -- it is kind of a kissing cousin to your new Grand Tralala, isn't it? The beautiful gradient blues...
What a lovely jacket @Agrume-- love the whole look!
Thank you for this beautiful post @Cookiefiend. It is nice seeing that lovely Maison des Oiseaux Parleurs and especially knowing the happy shared origin story with Diana. I do believe she would have approved of your new moussie! She and I also connected on a shared love of blue scarves, sunsets and many other interests. I will miss her presence greatly and love the idea of a blue week of remembrance. 💙 🙏
💙Very lovely @AnnaE. I too was very affected and have been wearing blue as well.
Love this and I became your twin after you posted it @Redbirdhermes! Thank you for the enablement...
I just love this on you @GloWW0rM! And it is perfectly on theme as well as the loveliest grassy green that feels like summer...
This very happy Helios looks wonderful on you and on your bag @EtsyBoss -- everything so coordinated and cute!
This is so very true and so beautifully expressed. Thank you @Maedi...
It really does. There’s something about a blue gradient. Oceans, skies, lakes: I think I associate a blue gradient with a sense of space and peace. I love this moussie on you 💙
Good morning!
I planned to wear Musique des spheres with its celestial bodies, but needed a bit more color. But I found a planet in sotd Animapolis, so still on the right star track.
Wish you all a bright day!
I planned to wear Musique des spheres with its celestial bodies, but needed a bit more color. But I found a planet in sotd Animapolis, so still on the right star track.
Wish you all a bright day!
Yes, perfect! And you have an amazing collection of bracelets!
Thank you for sharing Hemispharium Coeli Borealis (another beautiful blue!) @LKBNOLA and the story behind.
Such a fun and playful design @Teaforparrots!
This design translates so well in mousseline and a beautiful tribute to your friend!
I don't think I will resist this CSGM much longer...
Beautiful on your bag too!
I did not think of Musique des sphères! Amazing to find all these details once you start really looking!
Very sorry to hear about the loss of a member of our community and my condolences to those affected.
Today is somewhat a tangential theme, with a different angle, which I hope you will find fun! As I was reading about our superstitions and beliefs related to stars, and their symbolism, I thought about the abundance of expressions using "star" which are often linked to hope, success, and wonder. In our universe of scarf hunting, we employ a myriad of those.
Play along with me to illustrate some of those! How about reaching for the stars, for those unattainable grails? Some of which are very often, shooting stars, you know, the ones that appear for about 30 seconds on a retail site or at an auction? Many of you have a star-studded collection. And my favorite, when the stars are aligned, as it happened to me for two pieces.
On these two separate occasions, I was on vacation in France, the first time in a small village in the southwest, the second time in Paris. Both times, I had just set my mind on a scarf. I leisurely start to go online, you know, without much conviction, between siesta and rosé. And what were the odds for me to find the scarves immediately, on a site called Le Bon Coin? For those who do not know it, Le Bon Coin is a French platform that puts buyers and sellers in touch with each other. Mind you, I don’t think it is particularly known for Hermès scarves either. And works like Facebook Marketplace, you have to have a local phone number and most often you have to meet the seller in person. So not only did I find the scarves immediately, in the right condition, in the right colorway, at a very sweet price BUT the sellers happened to be in my vicinity??!!! Paris is Paris but this small remote village in the southwest? So, believe it or not, I went to get my Expéditions polaires françaises (which has stars!) at the village bakery-café and EleK at the nearest metro station…
Looking forward to reading some of your stories!
Today is somewhat a tangential theme, with a different angle, which I hope you will find fun! As I was reading about our superstitions and beliefs related to stars, and their symbolism, I thought about the abundance of expressions using "star" which are often linked to hope, success, and wonder. In our universe of scarf hunting, we employ a myriad of those.
Play along with me to illustrate some of those! How about reaching for the stars, for those unattainable grails? Some of which are very often, shooting stars, you know, the ones that appear for about 30 seconds on a retail site or at an auction? Many of you have a star-studded collection. And my favorite, when the stars are aligned, as it happened to me for two pieces.
On these two separate occasions, I was on vacation in France, the first time in a small village in the southwest, the second time in Paris. Both times, I had just set my mind on a scarf. I leisurely start to go online, you know, without much conviction, between siesta and rosé. And what were the odds for me to find the scarves immediately, on a site called Le Bon Coin? For those who do not know it, Le Bon Coin is a French platform that puts buyers and sellers in touch with each other. Mind you, I don’t think it is particularly known for Hermès scarves either. And works like Facebook Marketplace, you have to have a local phone number and most often you have to meet the seller in person. So not only did I find the scarves immediately, in the right condition, in the right colorway, at a very sweet price BUT the sellers happened to be in my vicinity??!!! Paris is Paris but this small remote village in the southwest? So, believe it or not, I went to get my Expéditions polaires françaises (which has stars!) at the village bakery-café and EleK at the nearest metro station…
Looking forward to reading some of your stories!
Cookie, thank you for your post and your meetup memories.
I didn't know Diana personally but we had some corresponding about European travel tips. I always remember her QMII crossings and her blue collex. My condolence to her DH and family.
Congratulations on your new in Dancing Pearls!❤️
The green one is beyond beautiful, GloWWorM!