This is a great pic, sophie, thanks! Dallet's design is on the left side for anyone that has not seen it.
Scarves ........The Fall 2016 Scarves........
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This is a great pic, sophie, thanks! Dallet's design is on the left side for anyone that has not seen it.
DING!! DING!! DING!! We have a winner!!!!!
http://requin1014.skyrock.com/1933709195-Chien-de-mer-de-corail.html
Chien-de-mer-de-Corail:
Class: cartilaginous fishes - order: Carcharhiniformes - Family: Scyliorhinidés
Discovered by Bennett in 1830 .
Features: snout , oval eyes , back very back.
This shark is active at night , when hunting between madrepores formations.
Size: up to 70 cm .
Depth: benthic in tropical waters , it evolves from 0.5 m to 5 m deep .
Reproduction: oviparous .
Potential Hazard : none.
human exploitation : None.
Geography: Coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific from Pakistan to New Guinea .
Ok I'm trying to keep an open mind about the bear. But this think is creepy as heck and I just can't imagine wanting it anywhere near my neck. [emoji15]
A fish with cartilage (backbone, I suppose). Alexander McQueen (RIP) would rollover in his grave.
I thought skulls were kind of icky if they were obvious -- I do however have two densely floral AMQ sheer scarves which probably have skulls skulking around.
I guess if flowers surround it I can get used to anything.
It reminds me of the creepy fish that walks on land. I definitely won't be buying it.
DING!! DING!! DING!! We have a winner!!!!!
http://requin1014.skyrock.com/1933709195-Chien-de-mer-de-corail.html
Chien-de-mer-de-Corail:
Class: cartilaginous fishes - order: Carcharhiniformes - Family: Scyliorhinidés
Discovered by Bennett in 1830 .
Features: snout , oval eyes , back very back.
This shark is active at night , when hunting between madrepores formations.
Size: up to 70 cm .
Depth: benthic in tropical waters , it evolves from 0.5 m to 5 m deep .
Reproduction: oviparous .
Potential Hazard : none.
human exploitation : None.
Geography: Coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific from Pakistan to New Guinea .
I was just thinking that H has never done a shark scarf, and voila! Here it is. DD, the shark lover, will be thrilled.
Good to know that there is still an interest in F/W 16
Thank you Vigee and Masik for the intel!
Perhaps the shark scarf is to match the Shark Bolide as seen on the runway!
Thank you Vigee and Masik for the intel!
Perhaps the shark scarf is to match the Shark Bolide as seen on the runway!
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Chien-de-mer-de-Corail:
Class: cartilaginous fishes - order: Carcharhiniformes - Family: Scyliorhinidés
Discovered by Bennett in 1830 .
Features: snout , oval eyes , back very back.
This shark is active at night , when hunting between madrepores formations.
Size: up to 70 cm .
Depth: benthic in tropical waters , it evolves from 0.5 m to 5 m deep .
Reproduction: oviparous .
Potential Hazard : none.
human exploitation : None.
Geography: Coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific from Pakistan to New Guinea .[/QUOTE]
But at least there's SOMETHING for us 70 cm fans ....
Class: cartilaginous fishes - order: Carcharhiniformes - Family: Scyliorhinidés
Discovered by Bennett in 1830 .
Features: snout , oval eyes , back very back.
This shark is active at night , when hunting between madrepores formations.
Size: up to 70 cm .
Depth: benthic in tropical waters , it evolves from 0.5 m to 5 m deep .
Reproduction: oviparous .
Potential Hazard : none.
human exploitation : None.
Geography: Coastal waters of the Indo-Pacific from Pakistan to New Guinea .[/QUOTE]
But at least there's SOMETHING for us 70 cm fans ....
