Whoa, I see what you mean, and given the H. com picture, I would have been disappointed too. It's too bad the image is so misleading, though I guess I'm not sure what I would do if I needed to create an image that told people there was blue in the scarf and where.Pictures of the Robe du Soir! (cw 18, menthe/marine/encre/blanc )
In my bedroom, directly under the light fixture, box corner left in for color calibration:
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See? Closeup:
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The section that includes the circles is "navy". Reminder, here is the photo on h.com:
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Ok, here is where it gets interesting. I took it to the window (grey day but natural light) and to my eyes it looked the same, maybe a little more contrast, but here is what the camera saw:
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Look, I don't think I'm color-blind, but I swear that is not what it looks like in real life, even in natural light.
I'm contemplating if I need a black/black-to-the-visible-eye scarf. I am dubious.
ETA: I must admit, the lighting in my bedroom is apparently way off natural light, as you can see from the whites. I will think about my light bulbs.
Though I will say that I can see usefulness in such a CW. All those times I'm holding something up to the window, trying to figure out if it's black or navy? Well, with this scarf, it wouldn't matter -- the scarf works with both (right? or is it not dark enough to work with black?), so one could throw it on and sally forth. The more I think about it, and the more I look at those silvery braidy parts, the more it starts to look like a beautiful, understated and practical piece. If black-or-navy-I-don't-know-who-cares isn't a niche you need to fill, it may underwhelm, but I confess I am now mulling it over. It might save me some time on a few mornings. . . .