Foulard de la semaine

As you may have surmised from my garb, our LA weather has turned cool and wet again. My poor little Printemps cotton scarf picked up on our first Paris trip is looking a little frayed about the fringe. But I love this light-but-warm, casual foulard that seems to go with everything, and that I can just toss in the wash when it needs freshening.
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17 Comments

  1. Rita – no doubt! But it would probably cost about as much to have it dry cleaned twice as I paid for it, so in this case I am embracing the aesthtic of “shabby chic.” 😉

  2. Mom says, never stash your sweaters until after Easter. Mom is always right. Sigh. Why can’t I remember that every spring? It’s not like it’s my first.

  3. A washable scarf is a big plus! I’ve seen instructions for handwashing Hermes scarves but haven’t risked it. Do you have any of those slightly rough-spun Thai silk scarves (same size as one you’re wearing)? They wash so well!

  4. Cool foulard, love the colors with your hair! Why’d it get so cold here again just when I’d stashed my winter stuff?

  5. Belle – thanks!

    Karen – thank you. I’ll admit I’m secretly pleased to be able to squeeze a few more days/weeks out of my favorite sweaters and scarves.

    Sal – thanks a bunch! Be on the lookout for your book, should be there early next week.

  6. dana – I tend to wear my sweaters well into June here, at least in the mornings when it tends to be cool and foggy. Most of the rest of the country has “sweater weather” in the fall and spring; ours is from January to June!

    Parisienne Farmgirl – thanks, and you too!

    WendyB – yup. But I’m not complaining, better scarf weather!

  7. Imogen – thanks. As to my favorite shape, it’s a tossup really. Silk squares lend themselves better to a more polished look, and the oblongs are more casual and easier to wear. For someone starting out wearing scarves, I’d recommend an oblong from soft material.

    Mervat – thanks, and I will. 🙂