Foulard de la semaine

In honor of my recurring “packing for Paris” obsession, here’s my “H en Voyage” scarf, which depicts an Hermès “H” from stacked suitcases.

Happy 09/09/09!
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20 Comments

  1. These posts remind me that scarves with scenes look fantastically abstract when rolled and tied. I instinctively avoid them, but ALWAYS love them on you, doll!

  2. I´m always happy to see your scarves! I admit that here is a bit envy on my side, cause I just can´t make mine work.

  3. Nancy – thanks!

    materfamilias – yes, it’s fun to see how many looks one can get from a single scarf based on how it’s folded and tied.

    Rita – thank you. This is one of my favorite color combinations.

  4. Sue – thank you!

    Sal – I used to avoid them too until I figured out that you can hide or highlight any part of the design depending on how you tie it. Thanks!

    metscan – glad you enjoy. It took lots of practice before I began to feel comfortable with wearing scarves. Start simple and just play in front of the mirror. Then forget you have it on. 😉