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.
I like that tie very much, but maybe even more, I love the colours in that scarf (although they're not colours I can usually wear). What a fresh take on plaid!
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!
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.
LOVE it! I am definitely gonna try this tie, and soon.
ReplyDeleteI find drawing the eye up (for those of us with definite busts) very flattering. Love your hair colour!
ReplyDeleteI like that tie very much, but maybe even more, I love the colours in that scarf (although they're not colours I can usually wear). What a fresh take on plaid!
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteSo soft and flattering. Great pictures for letting me try it myself.
ReplyDeleteDear D.P.,
ReplyDeleteYou 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
Pretty scarf and I will definitely try this way to tie mine too - thank you....
ReplyDeleteI needed a new knot - merci!
ReplyDeleteYou are a pro!
ReplyDelete[BTW, I was at Talbots last week and saw your pretty "Paris" scarf is now on sale, for those who waited.]
Now I MUST try this. Thank you!
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