Scarves ......................... The Fall 2015 scarves ..........................

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Prettykitty2003 said:
I know everyone has pretty much moved on to the spring season, but I'm still stuck in Fall. There are so many I still need to get, I will be collecting them well into next fall. :laugh: Anyway, I wore my Collections Imperial both days last weekend and wanted to share. I don't remember seeing anyone model this colorway. (I hope these pics aren't too big.)
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This looks great on you! I just ordered two fall designs that I was contemplating for a while too.
 
#6,138
Prettykitty2003 said:
I know everyone has pretty much moved on to the spring season, but I'm still stuck in Fall. There are so many I still need to get, I will be collecting them well into next fall. :laugh: Anyway, I wore my Collections Imperial both days last weekend and wanted to share. I don't remember seeing anyone model this colorway. (I hope these pics aren't too big.)
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Prettykitty very elegant cw for Fall!
 
#6,140
Prettykitty2003 said:
I know everyone has pretty much moved on to the spring season, but I'm still stuck in Fall. There are so many I still need to get, I will be collecting them well into next fall. :laugh: Anyway, I wore my Collections Imperial both days last weekend and wanted to share. I don't remember seeing anyone model this colorway. (I hope these pics aren't too big.)
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Love this on you! It's #1 on my wish list from the Fall season, but I'm still working on getting scarves from the season before! I probably should just get it already though.
 
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Prettykitty2003 said:
I know everyone has pretty much moved on to the spring season, but I'm still stuck in Fall. There are so many I still need to get, I will be collecting them well into next fall. :laugh: Anyway, I wore my Collections Imperial both days last weekend and wanted to share. I don't remember seeing anyone model this colorway. (I hope these pics aren't too big.)
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What an elegant color. Perfect for the weather now. You wear it beautifully. :smile1:
 
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Still immerse in A/W when S/S is upon us. Not my usual scarf colours but am somehow struck by the coloration and print. The cool colours complement my complexion and would be perfect for the teal/navy/grey in my wardrobe (here with a dark teal dress). Just a tad more colours than usual for the neutral moi LOL. Hmm...
 

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ms piggy said:
Still immerse in A/W when S/S is upon us. Not my usual scarf colours but am somehow struck by the coloration and print. The cool colours complement my complexion and would be perfect for the teal/navy/grey in my wardrobe (here with a dark teal dress). Just a tad more colours than usual for the neutral moi LOL. Hmm...
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I can see this with your style and colors. There is something "technical/virtual" about this design that has kept me away so far. I cannot really pinpoint it down. It might be a different story if I saw it IRL. ;)
 
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Maedi said:
I can see this with your style and colors. There is something "technical/virtual" about this design that has kept me away so far. I cannot really pinpoint it down. It might be a different story if I saw it IRL. ;)
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It's interesting what you said. I can see what you mean about 'virtual'. It does have a surreal kind of vibe. Here is the story behind the print from H.com:

"L’Arbre du vent is a tribute to the Huichol people of Mexico’s western Sierra Madre – also known as the Wixáritari – and their polytheistic religion, worshipping the divinity inherent in every aspect of the natural world. At its centre, the scarf depicts the eye of god, the protector, surrounded by the four elements, marking the four corners of the Huichol world: Mother Water, the origin of life, Tatei Haramara; Earth, the soul of the world, Tatei Yurianaka, with two hummingbirds fluttering above, symbolising the souls of traditional shamans; Grandfather Fire, Tatehuari, and Air, Kieiri, the Wind Tree. Mexican artist Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo has taken inspiration from traditional bead embroideries and threaded wool pictures to depict the essence of Huichol spirituality."
 

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#6,147
ms piggy said:
Still immerse in A/W when S/S is upon us. Not my usual scarf colours but am somehow struck by the coloration and print. The cool colours complement my complexion and would be perfect for the teal/navy/grey in my wardrobe (here with a dark teal dress). Just a tad more colours than usual for the neutral moi LOL. Hmm...
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Twins on this one. I think the colors work very well together with the colors you describe. Enjoy yours!
 
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ms piggy said:
Still immerse in A/W when S/S is upon us. Not my usual scarf colours but am somehow struck by the coloration and print. The cool colours complement my complexion and would be perfect for the teal/navy/grey in my wardrobe (here with a dark teal dress). Just a tad more colours than usual for the neutral moi LOL. Hmm...
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Beautiful rich colours. Looks stunning with the dark teal dress. Congrats!
 
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ms piggy said:
It's interesting what you said. I can see what you mean about 'virtual'. It does have a surreal kind of vibe. Here is the story behind the print from H.com:

"L’Arbre du vent is a tribute to the Huichol people of Mexico’s western Sierra Madre – also known as the Wixáritari – and their polytheistic religion, worshipping the divinity inherent in every aspect of the natural world. At its centre, the scarf depicts the eye of god, the protector, surrounded by the four elements, marking the four corners of the Huichol world: Mother Water, the origin of life, Tatei Haramara; Earth, the soul of the world, Tatei Yurianaka, with two hummingbirds fluttering above, symbolising the souls of traditional shamans; Grandfather Fire, Tatehuari, and Air, Kieiri, the Wind Tree. Mexican artist Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo has taken inspiration from traditional bead embroideries and threaded wool pictures to depict the essence of Huichol spirituality."
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It's gorgeous Ms. P. If DH had not gifted me the bright turquoise I would choose this one to round out my collection. I do have the noir CSGM though so I cannot whine/complain. It looks gorgeous on you dear.
 
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