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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Jeez, this thread is nuts. About twice a year I just have to get another Hermes scarf, so I walk into the DC store and get one. Last one they had to hunt down the one I wanted. I have spent thousands on scarves in dc and Paris, and the DC SA actually recognized me last time. I also got a couple enamel bracelets, but I have never found the shopping experience anything other than normal attentive service one would expect at a luxury store. But I don’t buy big ticket items and I have no desire to buy any of their leather goods as I prefer ferragamo style. But, I can’t do without my scarves. I have easily 20 and they are a staple of my middle age wardrobe.[/quote]

Ok, help a sister out.  How do you wear these.  I love scarves but never purchase nice ones bc I’m unsure how to tie them.  [/quote]

If you don’t think you’re a “scarf” person, you can start with folding it up, tying three knots and wearing it like a chunky necklace.

I love them and they’re so practical for work travel. They make your outfit look fresh, and you can also use them to make a pillow, to hide stains, to cover your greasy hair, etc. I machine wash them (except the vintage ones because they bleed so much) so I’m not precious with them.

The truth is the 90cm size is easier to tie if you’re skinny and small. The larger size is more expensive but a little easier to look modern. A big mousseline or cashmere is the easiest to look modern imo. [/quote]

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