Foulard de la semaine

This is a slightly exaggerated version of a method of tying I observed frequently in Paris, done with the oblong or shawl-style scarves. If a larger scarf, it’s often wound several times around the neck so that the ends don’t hang down very far.
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Susan B. sits on a wooden bench wearing a brown knit jacket, blue jeans and colorful bracelets.

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10 Comments

  1. Dear D.P.,

    You forgot to tell me about the Lancel bag. I love it. Saw and recorded for posterity the other of course.

    OK, tell me how you can tie a scarf and photograph the process at the same time. BTW, merci encore for your little trick with my scarf in the middle of my chocolat chaud. I slipped it off over my head so it would stay the way you tied it.

    In your “moving picture” of your visit in Paris I noticed you brushed or finger combed your hair back. I think it looks stunning and shows off your pretty face to great advantage.

    xo,
    Tish

  2. I find that tie v e r y casual, and something I could manage too; ). What a coincidence that the chap on the Sartorialist is Finnish and I happen to have met his sister!

  3. You are a pro!

    [BTW, I was at Talbots last week and saw your pretty “Paris” scarf is now on sale, for those who waited.]