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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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To you, dear @EtsyBoss . This bunch gives a big bear hug to your little one and says "Get well soon, little half-sister!"
Out to dinner last night in my Collections Imperiales with its beautiful periwinkle border. Inspired by @nomad.
Thanks so much, Anna!
Thank you, lkb. I hope to be here more !I think it is cold everywhere @mktlim! Stay warm and toasty in your beautiful shawls!
So lovely to see you and your beautiful moussies @Awillow!
Excellent @JavaJo! I was going to show this also as I think the wider pleats do emphasize the geometric pattern of the hem.
More beautiful red hems @Karenska-- I remember the hunt for that Pytheas!
So great to see you back in Scarflandia @Thelittlefoxes! I hope you have been well. It is nice to see your beautiful Maharanis and your lovely earrings!
Thank you @Maedi!
That is a beautiful contrast hem @darkstar66! Love seeing the details too...
This is beautiful, k. This is a design that I like a lot - it always surprises me how much.
Glorious color, Anna. Stunnong!
Lellabelle, this is a design I have long admired. I can never settle on a colorway I like best. This one is so striking!
Gorgeous blues, karenska. I have one losange - nice for when you just want a bit of fabric.
Selle d'Officier em grande Tenue with leo border
So funny that you said this about kawa ora, little foxes. I thought the same thing.
This is gorgeous, jereni.
Anna, this is a design that I absolutely adore having grown up in New England. Such a pretty colorway with your gray sweater.
All beautiful, croisette (especially the maharani), but your pelages is spectacular!
Jacquard, the way you tied this brings out the absolute best in that 140. Drop dead amazing.
Thanks, FA!! ❤️
Thanks, Agrume. I love your butterfly with this beautiful DUJA. It looks like it has just perched there!@Awillow and @Thelittlefoxes, so lovely to see you back here! Please keep posting!
Third Monday of January = statistically the most depressing day of the year. Well, yesterday was certainly no exception to this rule. Today I needed some uplifting peaceful scarf, an off topic DUJA because… no border.
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Estyboss, how awful! I hope your pup is well soon.Hello scarf friends, I haven't posted in months. The precious little newfy puppy we brought home in November turns out to have kidney disease and an antibiotic-resistent UTI and bladder infection likely worsened or made more likely by her kidney problems. Fortunately the kidney situation is mild and aside from making her prone to UTIs, it may not be that bad, we will see I suppose. We just need to get her UTI cured so it doesn't cause further damage. Because she's incontinent at times, we have not been able to get out much. Scarf and shawl wearing is on a bit of a hiatus. I've been following along here regularly and loving all of your beautiful treasures.
Sharing an archive shot of a beloved shawl which has a gogeous, strking border - Act III - and my Early America 90 which is a crossover from last week, featuring a rendition of hand cut papercraft in its border, and big fluffy dogs. We're so saddened and worried for our little Coco bear and hope she can make a full recovery and go on to live a relatively normal life.
Thank you all for making this place a beautiful one of support and respite. Sending much love
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Thanks, maedi! I guess at least I know what I like!!
Lkb, these are both extraordinary. I never would have expected to like that fosa colorway so much. And the border on that acinonyx! I tend to stay away from animal prints, but I would make an exception for this and for @Croisette7 's pelages. Divine!
I have thought about this design for quite some time and wondered especially how the leopard border would tie. Thank you so much for showing, @Croisette7
I have the same reluctance towards white/cream based scarves, Echidna, but this design is really beautiful, a touch of retro, I think and it was the only one which tempted me regarding recent H collections. I bet it would also look super on a dark blue denim jacket.Good morning!
Normally I avoid white scarves, but this pattern, other colors and blue hem is so pretty I could not resist.
Hello twins and sisters on Emilie et un nuit
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Wish you a Day sans frontiers!
Hello scarf friends, I haven't posted in months. The precious little newfy puppy we brought home in November turns out to have kidney disease and an antibiotic-resistent UTI and bladder infection likely worsened or made more likely by her kidney problems. Fortunately the kidney situation is mild and aside from making her prone to UTIs, it may not be that bad, we will see I suppose. We just need to get her UTI cured so it doesn't cause further damage. Because she's incontinent at times, we have not been able to get out much. Scarf and shawl wearing is on a bit of a hiatus. I've been following along here regularly and loving all of your beautiful treasures.
Sharing an archive shot of a beloved shawl which has a gogeous, strking border - Act III - and my Early America 90 which is a crossover from last week, featuring a rendition of hand cut papercraft in its border, and big fluffy dogs. We're so saddened and worried for our little Coco bear and hope she can make a full recovery and go on to live a relatively normal life.
Thank you all for making this place a beautiful one of support and respite. Sending much love
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@EtsyBoss my heart goes out to you and your precious Coco Bear! I hope all of this can be resolved and that much better times lie ahead. We had a paralyzed (from the age of 9 mos) English Springer Spaniel years ago, and while it was often difficult, she brought us an enormous amount of joy and lived to be 13.5 years old. So, as I said, my heart goes out to you! Also, I am twins with you on your ACT III CSGM. It’s one of my favorites!
Sorry for mangled post above - not sure what happened when trying to respond to @EtsyBoss. Will try again here.
@EtsyBoss my heart goes out to you and your precious Coco Bear! I hope all of this can be resolved and that much better times lie ahead. We had a paralyzed (from the age of 9 mos) English Springer Spaniel years ago, and while it was often difficult, she brought us an enormous amount of joy and lived to be 13.5 years old. So, as I said, my heart goes out to you! Also, I am twins with you on your ACT III CSGM. It’s one of my favorites!
@EtsyBoss my heart goes out to you and your precious Coco Bear! I hope all of this can be resolved and that much better times lie ahead. We had a paralyzed (from the age of 9 mos) English Springer Spaniel years ago, and while it was often difficult, she brought us an enormous amount of joy and lived to be 13.5 years old. So, as I said, my heart goes out to you! Also, I am twins with you on your ACT III CSGM. It’s one of my favorites!
I too love this paired with camel @Jereni! Glad to see the earmuffs
And thank you for the Bottes Story endorsement!Nice combination of blues @Karenska-- and a lovely hem!
This is beautiful @darkstar66. I have this design in a monochrome blue and I love it.
Lovely twin! I like how you paired it with your ribbed cardi @AnnaE.
Wonderful all, @Croisette7-- I love your Selle d'Officiel -- not only a leopard border but a pink contrast hem for lagniappe!
Gorgeous, twin. I love the way you paired this with purple and of course, your stunning pearls @Redbirdhermes!
Yes!!! I was hoping you would post this @Jacq1. Mine is packed but I love the variegated border and the wonderful hem!
That's a depressing statistical fact uplifted by a gorgeous scarf and scarf ring @Agrume! It can only get better, right?@Awillow and @Thelittlefoxes, so lovely to see you back here! Please keep posting!
Third Monday of January = statistically the most depressing day of the year. Well, yesterday was certainly no exception to this rule. Today I needed some uplifting peaceful scarf, an off topic DUJA because… no border.
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Oh, @EtsyBoss-- I am sorry for your worry and heartache. Sending hugs and wishes for a good resolution and a speedy one.Hello scarf friends, I haven't posted in months. The precious little newfy puppy we brought home in November turns out to have kidney disease and an antibiotic-resistent UTI and bladder infection likely worsened or made more likely by her kidney problems. Fortunately the kidney situation is mild and aside from making her prone to UTIs, it may not be that bad, we will see I suppose. We just need to get her UTI cured so it doesn't cause further damage. Because she's incontinent at times, we have not been able to get out much. Scarf and shawl wearing is on a bit of a hiatus. I've been following along here regularly and loving all of your beautiful treasures.
Sharing an archive shot of a beloved shawl which has a gogeous, strking border - Act III - and my Early America 90 which is a crossover from last week, featuring a rendition of hand cut papercraft in its border, and big fluffy dogs. We're so saddened and worried for our little Coco bear and hope she can make a full recovery and go on to live a relatively normal life.
Thank you all for making this place a beautiful one of support and respite. Sending much love
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Both pieces you show are beautiful. Love that Acte III and the border and colors of your lovely EA.Thank you so much @Maedi-- it really does render the scarf flat in a pictorial way but I also like the unexpected brightness of the frame.
Fantastic @880 -- great pattern mixing. A Tohu Bohu CSGM is a grail for me...
It is beyond cold here today. Jaguar et Colibri with its beautiful geometric border. Another design I could not resist and acquired multiples.
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Thank you @Awillow-- it will be nice to see you back! I too succumbed to multiples (many multiples) of Jaguar-- this cw looks beautiful on you! And I also was "scarfluenced" by @Nomad to add a Collection Imperiale CSGM-- planning to wear it later today! The FoSA was a surprise to me too but I am glad I felt adventurous!Lkb, these are both extraordinary. I never would have expected to like that fosa colorway so much. And the border on that acinonyx! I tend to stay away from animal prints, but I would make an exception for this and for @Croisette7 's pelages. Divine!
You can’t have a hems and borders week without Selle des Steppes!