Foulard de la semaine
I think this J.Crew linen/viscose scarf will see a lot of daylight during the next few months. It’s soft and gossamer light, and stays put once tied. And the creamy ivory is a flattering color near the face.
(As you can see, my hair color has changed…again. I’ve migrated to more of a slightly reddish brown with gold highlights. Not as fun as the red, but it’s much easier to maintain. And it’s getting a bit too shaggy, good thing I’m scheduled for a haircut today!)
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I love linen scarves for this inbetween weather. It’s not warm enough yet to go without a scarf.
I love the cool simplicity of that scarf, Pseu, and it looks great on you — beautifully tied, of course!
What an elegant, crisp look!
Simple but casually elegant!
LOVE. What will I doooooo when it gets to be too hot and humid to wear scarves?!
I don’t like this kind of scarfs, I only like crocheted or knitted ones…Or some smaller silky ones with nice print and graphics that I can tie pretty bows with….or knot around with some pretty brooches. I don’t like to wrap anything bulky around my neck in the mummy style….
Your hair was the first thing I noticed — even before another one of your magic scarf tricks — tell us more.
It looks very pretty and it’s longer.
Cherie is ready for you.
Ohm yes, like the scarf. You’re just like a French femme, scarves throughout the year.
I love this scarf colour. My sister sent me one in a similar shade for my birthday. It is both comfy and elegant! Love the way you knotted it…
Lovely against the dark color, too.
Your white linen scarf is a basic every woman should own. Not everyone could tie it the way you do though 😉
I got that scarf in thistle, bright pink and a light teal. It is one of my favorites. It is such a great and easy weight.
Simple and chic.
That one’s a staple. Nice choice 🙂
And late Congrats for 3 years blogging! Wow!
Love this scarf – looks wonderful!
Can’t wait for winter so I can fully scarf it up. Wore a Pucci silk scarf today but took it off after a while it was annoying me.
Belle – true about the weather. Since I’ve started wearing scarves regularly, I’ve noticed that my neck feels cold without one if the temperatures are below 70F.
materfamilias – thanks so much. The texture, shape and weight of this scarf make it very easy to work with.
Duchesse – merci beaucoup!
Sue – thank you.
metscan – thanks so much. This tie is actually quite easy; I’ll do an instruction next week.
LBR – ooh, it comes in other colors?? 😀 I’ll bet that light teal looks gorgeous on you.
Marieanne – merci. Yes, another reason I don’t like warm weather!
Everything Pretty – I normally can’t handle a lot of bulk around my neck either, but this scarf is so light I don’t notice it. I’m a bit of an omnivore when it comes to scarves; I like a little bit of almost everything. 🙂
Tish Jett – the hair is shorter today than yesterday (more about this tomorrow) but I’ve lightened the color a bit. I love to wear my scarves in all but the hottest weather.
Rosina at Middle Ageless – thank you so much! I love this scarf and imagine I’ll wear it quite frequently.
Miss Janey – thank you!
tiffany – thanks! It’s great to find these classic, versatile accessories.
Sher – thanks, and thanks! It’s great to see you back at your blog again.
Semi-Expat – thank you!
Faux Fuschia – thanks! That Pucci scarf would also look great on your bag.