Scarves Scarf Of The Day - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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A total study in magnificent styling as always
Croisette, your entire scarf wardrobe is an education
VdP which my mother bought me in Nice. I had such a hard time choosing the cw because they were all so beautiful
I'm stretching the theme a little to Kazakh Yurts, wall-hangings and carpets View attachment 3713420 View attachment 3713421
Thank you kindly papertiger for your sweet words! We are twins on the VdP. Perfect match with your ostrich bag, with Appaloosa as well.
Many thanks, dear moma!
What a wonderful theme - I've been considering Les Auriges for a while because I love mosaics - interesting to see it draped over your shoulders because it gives an idea how it looks when not flat
Fabulous scarves!!! Eye candy shop really...
no stones/mosaic for me today, but my glass Les Flacons in plisse does look almost right for the week theme
And your BV is just lovely
Thanks, Pautinka! Provence is an old design (1956 re-released in 1991) -- I doubt there would be two spelling variations because the title features so prominently in the design. Hugo Grygkar also designed Provenance, but the scarves are very different in themes.
Here's my Pierres d'Orient, which I completely forgot was an inlay pattern! I dithered for years until I found "my" colorway, which I think I showed on Neutrals Week.
Thanks, eliwon -- here's another view of Les Auriges tied to show horses' heads at the neck. It's so old that it's buttery soft, but I dare not take a chance on washing it. I'm afraid the dark colors might run, even with a color catcher in cold water
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How clever of you, papertiger! These designs really are cut-out inlays, aren't they? I saw an article on the yurts as well and that's what convinced me to get my own Appaloosa. I may have taken the design a little far with this patterned blouse, however...
Hi ABQ2ATL and thanks for getting back to me. Your reply made me question what I thought I had seen many months ago but I did a bit digging and found what I was looking for on the Hermès Scarf Guide on Facebook (see below). The page owner believes this to be an authentic H scarf - but I am quickly learning that not all H questions can be answered easily!
I absolutely love your Pierres. The colour is so soft and striking at the same time. Another one to add to my wishlist - it looks very adaptable. Just beautiful.
Anyway, here is the unusual Provence...maybe it will be of interest.
And since papertiger showed us yurts, then I think molas have to be included too --
http://www.molasfrompanama.com/index.html
Legende Kuna Peuple de Panama by Zoé Pauwels (2002)
We're going to need a bigger boat for applique and stitchery patterns one of these days!
http://www.molasfrompanama.com/index.html
Legende Kuna Peuple de Panama by Zoé Pauwels (2002)
We're going to need a bigger boat for applique and stitchery patterns one of these days!
Love the VdP photo with your bag... a wonderful combo! And the Kazakh Yurts hung with carpets! Wow! Perfect for this week's theme!VdP which my mother bought me in Nice. I had such a hard time choosing the cw because they were all so beautiful
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Wow, that's really interesting, Pautinka! And of course, Hugo Grygkar didn't sign his designs...
I've put the two side-by-side for comparison: Thanks to Hermes Scarf Guides: http://******/2seaFtE
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My special edition TROPHEES DE VENISE directly from Venice
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