SCARF OF THE DAY - Which scarf are you wearing today?

[Croisette7]

I love this design and love it on you croisette!

Thank you, dear Bova

Nice blazer!

LOUKPEACH thank you!

 

[arabesques]

*whispering doesn't have anything to do with the Thread*: after lurking into arabesques'es blog my wishlist doubled. Somebody has to do an intervention with me. Urgently.

I'm blushing. Thank you. Hermès scarves are unsurpassably gorgeous, so I don't think it's a bad thing to have an ever growing wishlist.

Kathrin96,
I own the Leonhardi and recommend go for it. Here is a pic with a matching
jacket from Lodenfrey, Munich.

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Beautiful, Croisette.

I actually think this scarf looks better when tied, than seeing the design flat!

I agree with you, though I'm someone who found the design beautiful when it was just a flat image on a computer screen.

 

[arabesques]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.

"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.

I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.

These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:

I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

 

[scarf1]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.

"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.

I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.

These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:

I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

Wow! Both are so beautiful!

 

[EmileH]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.



"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.



I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.



These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:



I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

Really beautiful. I covet the blue green one to wear with Colvert. Love how you use the mors ring. Pirula are you watching for ideas on how to use your new ring?

 

[Croisette7]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.

"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.

I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.

These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:

I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

OMG arabesques, what beauties did you find, congratulations! I've never seen these treasures
and you got two. Enjoy!
And thank you for you compliment on the Leonhardi, it was your inspiration!

 

[Pirula]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.



"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.



I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.



These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:



I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

Beyond beautiful Arabesques. I don't often feel covetous, but... [emoji176]

 

[Pirula]

Really beautiful. I covet the blue green one to wear with Colvert. Love how you use the mors ring. Pirula are you watching for ideas on how to use your new ring?

You bet I am!! [emoji362]

 

[arabesques]

Thank you, scarf1, PocketbookPup, Croisette, and Pirula. I was thrilled when they both suddenly popped up—I've avidly looked for years now. These go in my personal scarf pantheon alongside the rouge vif Carré Kantha and my Jamdhani cotton/silk stoles. These five might rightly be called my favorites.

 

[Ladybaga]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.

"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.

I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.

These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:

I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

A,
These are dreamy! Congratulations on finding these moussies! I love the serenity of the blue lac/ vert and the painterly pops of color against the rose dragee/ciel! Truly magnificent! (I love the pic of the blue/lac unfurled in the second pic. It looks like you are wearing a painting...a true masterpiece! I'm off to check out your blog!

 

[cherryblossum]

Wow! had not seen this CW yet!

Thank you!

Congrats cherryblossum you have a gorgeous moussie there!

Thank you!

Unique and exquisite cherryblossum.

Thank you !

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Cherry! Welcome back! Looking great as always.

Cherryblossom How dramatic , I love the red accents and the swirly white figurations as well as the dragons.

Thank you, dear frou frou! I love how you described my shawl in such a dramatic way...

 

[cherryblossum]

Thank you for all your warm words, Loukpeach, momasaurus, doves75, frou frou, megt10, bunnycat, scarf1, bova123, and Croisette.

Cherryblossom, That Alliances is gorgeous! I haven't seen that color before and it's so elegant.

HermesHope, That's a gorgeous color of Zebra Pegasus. I'm excited the design has returned this coming season.

JRTgal, Such a lucky find! The mousseline pochettes are magical. I can't believe I had one and released it. Never again...

Katekulet, That Priers au Vent is incredible. I didn't realize it was available in mousse! Writing that down on the wishlist...

Crosette, Stunning, simply stunning Cheval Fleuri!

Pocketbook Pup, That Fleurs d'Indiennes is beautiful. I don't remember that color, but I wished I'd seen it all those years ago.

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.

"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.

I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.

These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:

I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

I am so happy to see your mod pics and admire your collection this week! Thank you for sharing,and I appreciate your compliment on my first mousseline.

 

[Katherine Q]

Again, thank you all for your kind compliments on my mousselines. Before the week ends, let me share a couple of the newest pieces.

"Soie Polo" or "Polo de Bagatelle" mousseline stole, based on a Jean-Louis Clerc 1955 carré, has been a dream piece of mine since it came out. It sort of came and went without much fanfare, and since I wasn't living near a boutique, I never got to see it.

I was fortunate to find not one but two colors of it just last week. The first is blue lac/vert, and the second is rose dragée/ciel.

These have immediately become favorites in my scarf wardrobe. :happy dance:

I don't want to flood the thread excessively with them (I'm tempted, believe me), but I've posted more images of them on the blog...

Simply beautiful!

 

[arabesques]

Thank you, Ladybaga, Cherryblossum, and KatherineQ. I'm rather tipsy with the mousseline joy over these.

 

[arabesques]

A,
These are dreamy! Congratulations on finding these moussies! I love the serenity of the blue lac/ vert and the painterly pops of color against the rose dragee/ciel! Truly magnificent! (I love the pic of the blue/lac unfurled in the second pic. It looks like you are wearing a painting...a true masterpiece! I'm off to check out your blog!

You said exactly what I feel. The blue is like a watercolor painting—or even a Marc Fauvism painting of blue horses. Meanwhile, the rose is like a very different Fauvism painting. Glorious. I would be so happy living under the gaze of one of Marc's horses, and now, in a way, I feel like I can.