Could you hear my cries yesterday morning? There's a real Texas chill at the moment so I thought I'd wear a vintage silk scarf - you know, swirl it around a bit, tie a knot, do a drape thing the way you do et voila! Oh dear. Can you please start a scarf-tying academy?
Gorgeous! I am so happy that I finally got to see your scarf tying skills in person. This is no blue screened special effect, folks. Deja really does tie a mean scarf!:-)
So chic! Will you tell us which pattern this is? I'm assuming it's an Hermes carre. Looks so good it makes me think I should ship one of mine off to Hermes and have them do the plisse.
Wow, such a beautiful scarf. And I agree with Arabella, please do some videos showing how you tie the scarfs so beautifully. You always look so lovely.
Plissé scarf wrapped twice and tied. 
This looks sweet.
ReplyDeleteCould you hear my cries yesterday morning?
There's a real Texas chill at the moment so I thought I'd wear a vintage silk scarf - you know, swirl it around a bit, tie a knot, do a drape thing the way you do et voila!
Oh dear. Can you please start a scarf-tying academy?
The plisse is great for anyone unsure about tying as it is pretty much "done for you" with the tiny pleating. Lovely, Pseu.
ReplyDeleteI was very impressed by this. Oh, and I added you to my blog roll. How weird! You should have told me sooner.It wasn't intentional :-)
ReplyDeleteThat spring green is awfully appealing as I look out my window at a very cold, grim day.
ReplyDelete(BTW, more scarfy goodness on my blog...)
Gorgeous! I am so happy that I finally got to see your scarf tying skills in person. This is no blue screened special effect, folks. Deja really does tie a mean scarf!:-)
ReplyDeleteA fresh and pretty detail. You continue to inspire me to rummage in my scarf drawer. :-)
ReplyDeletei adore the tiny pleats.... very chic.
ReplyDeleteSo chic! Will you tell us which pattern this is? I'm assuming it's an Hermes carre. Looks so good it makes me think I should ship one of mine off to Hermes and have them do the plisse.
ReplyDeleteSo very ladylike.
ReplyDeleteWow, such a beautiful scarf. And I agree with Arabella, please do some videos showing how you tie the scarfs so beautifully. You always look so lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful scarf! It was so nice to finally meet you last night
ReplyDeleteArabella - thanks! I promise I'm working on getting some "how to" pics for some of my favorite scarf ties.
ReplyDeleteDuchesse - yes, that's what I love about the plissés; there's almost an architectural quality to them that requires only the simplest of knots.
WendyB - thanks! And thanks for adding me to your blogroll; no worries, I just noticed it recently.
ReplyDeleteStyle Spy - thanks! We redheads love our greens...
LBR - ahh, you are too kind! It was delightful meeting you and I hope we can do so again soon.
ReplyDeleteSue - thank you! IMO scarves are such an easy way to get a fresh look out of the same old clothes.
Savvy Mode - thanks!
ReplyDeleteDaffodilplanter - thank you, yes it's an Hermès, the "Offrandes du jour" pattern.
Sal - thank you (curtseys).
Kalee - thanks, I need to rope mon mari into being my photographer, I think!
ReplyDeleteLeah - thank you and it was a pleasure meeting you! I look forward to reading your blog.
Arabelle, yes....scarf weather has returned to Texas. Even a few of us guys appreciate that notion...LOL!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful and it stayed perfect all night. Amazing!
ReplyDelete(Lovely to meet you)
Anon - I've noticed a lot more men wearing scarves these days and looking mighty fine.
ReplyDeleteMoira - thank you! It was lovely to meet you too, and hope to see you again. I've been enjoying your Dog Art Today blog!