For a curiously classic, grown-up look, there’s no accessory that signifies responsible, motherly style more than the traditional silk twill Hermes scarf.
Princess Anne has always been a fan and is often seen wearing one when cheering on her daughter, Zara, at show jumping events.
Margaret Thatcher used to be a great headscarf wearer too, especially when addressing a large audience at an outdoor venue.
Then there were the leading ladies – movie icons like Audrey Heburn, Brigitte Bardot and Grace Kelly, along with famous First Lady, Jackie Onassis. And not forgetting the most regal wearer of all – Her Majesty The Queen.
If you’re feeling particularly generous this Mothers’ Day, I can think of nothing more appropriate as a gift than one of the selection of collectable vintage Hermes silk scarves at ShopCurious.
You can always borrow it too - and if you don’t fancy the traditional look, there are plenty of other ways of wearing a scarf. Just make sure you remember to return it to Mum afterwards.
Will you?
dropshipper
2 years ago
4 comments:
The first gift my husband gave me was an Hermes scarf. I'm not really an Hermes scarf type of girl. I was wondering what the hell he was thinking???
Perhaps he wanted to tie you up with it, Jill?
I've always thought this a great look IF one can carry it off (like Audrey, Grace et al ...
er, maybe not Her Maj)
I'd just look really ridiculous.
:)
I would just wrap around my bag handle & not on me~ cute look i think!
Oh the Queen looks so adorable there!
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