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
TPF may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, and others
Thank you so much , Lellabelle, and you are lovely with this beautiful Canada scarf.Super pairing and I love the shirt. Your grandmother is talented and what a treat to be able to have bespoke pieces from her!
Classy and fabulous, @Agrume!
I think this may be the prettiest styling of this one that I’ve yet seen. I did a double-take as I didn’t recognize it. Looks great tied this way!
Beautiful shawl, garden and kitty! This is lovely on you, Tea!
Wonderful hosting this week, and what a find on the Toits de Paris! Many congratulations on finding this elusive star!
It’s 36C (nearly 97F) today so much too hot for scarf wearing. Here’s an archive pic of one of the stars on my collection, the lovely Into the Canadian Wild Canada edition. That cool lake and river (and the glacier!) look very inviting about now!
View attachment 6200531
Bonus pic of my much-loved little CS bandana, with it’s matte gold and white stars
View attachment 6200534
I wish I’d picked up a second of these when they were still in stock. I love this little one!
What a lovely tribute, AnnaE, thank you!Jul 13 - Blue Week!
Hi scarf friends! As many of you know, @scarf1 (Diana) has passed away last Sunday. She was a dear friend to many of us here, and we initially bonded with her throughout her love of scarves.
This was supposed to be yellow week, but in Diana’s memory, we are making it blue week.
Diana was a scarfie (a scarfhead as her husband Joel calls us) to the end. In her final days, I was privileged to spend some time with her gossiping about scarves and discussing the upcoming scarf season. I am so sad she didn’t make it to the scarves hitting the scores here in California. She was also opining on the best colorways for other friends with Joel’s help.
Diana also really loved the color blue. She was more dedicated to the color blue than I am to the color red (seems impossible, I know). While helping Joel to look over collection, I discovered some that seemed out of characters (yellow?! Pink?!). Turns out, those were Joel’s choices (she loved shopping together!). All of hers were always blue! That’s just the color to which she always navigated.
Joel passed on a few of Diana’s scarves to me, and I am honored to be wearing one of them today: Maurice Tranchant’s Pavement. I am also wearing Diana’s bangle.
View attachment 6200638
As Diana was diagnosed and treated, many of us realized that what we had created are real connections and real friendships. I think even Diana was surprised to find out how virtual friendships have grown into real ones, with people really caring about each other, celebrating life’s successes, supporting each other during tough times and being heartbroken when one of us is no longer there.
I want to take this week to not only celebrate Diana’s memory, but also celebrate the friendships we create here. I know many here become friends, sometimes virtually and sometimes in person, and that’s truly wonderful. Please join me in honoring Diana and celebrating our community.
Beautiful blue, Pirula, thank you posting!What a beautiful post to begin blue week to honor Diana. She will be so missed.
I’ll start with one Diana and I shared. She very wisely sought it out when it was released, I had to wait years to find mine. I remember how tickled pink she was when I finally did….
View attachment 6200654View attachment 6200655View attachment 6200656
Yes, Croisette7, you surely have eagle eyes! We bought it at a gallery "on site" and had it framed at home. And thank you for your Séléné appreciation. Isn't it a gorgeous scarf?It's lovely on you, darkstar! ... with Ponte Vecchio in the background?
Jul 13 - Blue Week!
Hi scarf friends! As many of you know, @scarf1 (Diana) has passed away last Sunday. She was a dear friend to many of us here, and we initially bonded with her through her love of scarves.
This was supposed to be yellow week, but in Diana’s memory, we are making it blue week.
Diana was a scarfie (a scarfhead as her husband Joel calls us) to the end. In her final days, I was privileged to spend some time with her gossiping about scarves and discussing the upcoming scarf season. I am so sad she didn’t make it to the scarves hitting the scores here in California. She was also opining on the best colorways for other friends with Joel’s help.
Diana also really loved the color blue. She was more dedicated to the color blue than I am to the color red (seems impossible, I know). While helping Joel to look over collection, I discovered some that seemed out of characters (yellow?! Pink?!). Turns out, those were Joel’s choices (she loved shopping together!). All of hers were always blue! That’s just the color to which she always navigated.
Joel passed on a few of Diana’s scarves to me, and I am honored to be wearing one of them today: Maurice Tranchant’s Pavement. I am also wearing Diana’s bangle.
View attachment 6200638
As Diana was diagnosed and treated, many of us realized that what we had created are real connections and real friendships. I think even Diana was surprised to find out how virtual friendships have grown into real ones, with people really caring about each other, celebrating life’s successes, supporting each other during tough times and being heartbroken when one of us is no longer there.
I want to take this week to not only celebrate Diana’s memory, but also celebrate the friendships we create here. I know many here become friends, sometimes virtually and sometimes in person, and that’s truly wonderful. Please join me in honoring Diana and celebrating our community.
Ah yes, city skies! But the stars are there! Beautiful styling and knot with your top!
Lovely @Jacq1! This is such a great scarf...
So true-- this one is going to be a multi-tasker when it comes to pattern mixing @Jacq1! Lovely top from your grandmama, too.
Perfect contribution @Jacq1 and bold and successful pattern matching!
Excellent pattern matching with a beautiful shirt (I always adore your grandmother's creations) and a fabulous mousseline.
Thank you everyone for the nice comments on my scarfs and my grandmother‘s work. She just turned 88 and for her birthday party she had several new outfits ready for my sister and I to wear. We are truly lucky to have her!I like the mousseline - but that flower shirt even more, @Jacq1 !😍
Anna, thank you for your lovely post. So good to hear you could spend some time with Diana in her final days.Jul 13 - Blue Week!
Hi scarf friends! As many of you know, @scarf1 (Diana) has passed away last Sunday. She was a dear friend to many of us here, and we initially bonded with her through her love of scarves.
This was supposed to be yellow week, but in Diana’s memory, we are making it blue week.
Diana was a scarfie (a scarfhead as her husband Joel calls us) to the end. In her final days, I was privileged to spend some time with her gossiping about scarves and discussing the upcoming scarf season. I am so sad she didn’t make it to the scarves hitting the scores here in California. She was also opining on the best colorways for other friends with Joel’s help.
Diana also really loved the color blue. She was more dedicated to the color blue than I am to the color red (seems impossible, I know). While helping Joel to look over collection, I discovered some that seemed out of characters (yellow?! Pink?!). Turns out, those were Joel’s choices (she loved shopping together!). All of hers were always blue! That’s just the color to which she always navigated.
Joel passed on a few of Diana’s scarves to me, and I am honored to be wearing one of them today: Maurice Tranchant’s Pavement. I am also wearing Diana’s bangle.
View attachment 6200638
As Diana was diagnosed and treated, many of us realized that what we had created are real connections and real friendships. I think even Diana was surprised to find out how virtual friendships have grown into real ones, with people really caring about each other, celebrating life’s successes, supporting each other during tough times and being heartbroken when one of us is no longer there.
I want to take this week to not only celebrate Diana’s memory, but also celebrate the friendships we create here. I know many here become friends, sometimes virtually and sometimes in person, and that’s truly wonderful. Please join me in honoring Diana and celebrating our community.
Love this, and your jacquard blouse in this shade of blue!Anna, thank you for your lovely post. So good to hear you could spend some time with Diana in her final days.
I remember esp. 2 blue CSGMs of her collex we were twins
View attachment 6200761
View attachment 6200762
today I'm wearing a Brandebourgs moussie stole, honoring Diana
View attachment 6200763
Love all of these and especially the stole with your Shanghai Tang (right?) top in that wonderful blue, @Croisette7.Anna, thank you for your lovely post. So good to hear you could spend some time with Diana in her final days.
I remember esp. 2 blue CSGMs of her collex we were twins
View attachment 6200761
View attachment 6200762
today I'm wearing a Brandebourgs moussie stole, honoring Diana
View attachment 6200763
Beautiful scarves. Diana lived her cashmeres although our weather isn’t always great for them.Anna, thank you for your lovely post. So good to hear you could spend some time with Diana in her final days.
I remember esp. 2 blue CSGMs of her collex we were twins
View attachment 6200761
View attachment 6200762
today I'm wearing a Brandebourgs moussie stole, honoring Diana
View attachment 6200763
A heartfelt tribute to a cherished friend.Jul 13 - Blue Week!
Hi scarf friends! As many of you know, @scarf1 (Diana) has passed away last Sunday. She was a dear friend to many of us here, and we initially bonded with her through her love of scarves.
This was supposed to be yellow week, but in Diana’s memory, we are making it blue week.
Diana was a scarfie (a scarfhead as her husband Joel calls us) to the end. In her final days, I was privileged to spend some time with her gossiping about scarves and discussing the upcoming scarf season. I am so sad she didn’t make it to the scarves hitting the scores here in California. She was also opining on the best colorways for other friends with Joel’s help.
Diana also really loved the color blue. She was more dedicated to the color blue than I am to the color red (seems impossible, I know). While helping Joel to look over collection, I discovered some that seemed out of characters (yellow?! Pink?!). Turns out, those were Joel’s choices (she loved shopping together!). All of hers were always blue! That’s just the color to which she always navigated.
Joel passed on a few of Diana’s scarves to me, and I am honored to be wearing one of them today: Maurice Tranchant’s Pavement. I am also wearing Diana’s bangle.
View attachment 6200638
As Diana was diagnosed and treated, many of us realized that what we had created are real connections and real friendships. I think even Diana was surprised to find out how virtual friendships have grown into real ones, with people really caring about each other, celebrating life’s successes, supporting each other during tough times and being heartbroken when one of us is no longer there.
I want to take this week to not only celebrate Diana’s memory, but also celebrate the friendships we create here. I know many here become friends, sometimes virtually and sometimes in person, and that’s truly wonderful. Please join me in honoring Diana and celebrating our community.
Beautiful RL!Such a lovely tribute to Diana 💙
I did not know her, but she sounds like a wonderful person. I am sorry for her loss and offer my condolences to you AnnaE and to all her friends here on TPF. This is indeed a wonderful community.
I am still travelling without blue scarves but I am sharing a photo of my blue Robe Légère, who is special to me, in honour of Diana.
View attachment 6200736
Gosh, this is such a Diana scarf! She would have loved this one. Thank you for sharing.A heartfelt tribute to a cherished friend, Anna.
Sending condolences to her family and PF friends.
I fondly recall her love for blue scarves.
Jungle Love in honour of Diana.
View attachment 6200794