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Peacock Feather Patterns
Read more: Peacock Feather Patterns“Hera” is one of the most iconic fabric designs of all time but also in the history of Liberty of London. The pattern was designed in 1887 by Arthur Silver. The name “Hera” is derived from the Greek goddess whose favorite animal was the peacock. Liberty acquired the design from Arthur Silver’s studio and has…
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A Very Merry Christmas – Vintage Pucci Scarf
Read more: A Very Merry Christmas – Vintage Pucci ScarfOne of my best finds/scores ever is this Pucci handkerchief. Emilio Pucci made these every year from 1950-1988 and sent them to his friends as a Christmas greeting from his wife Cristina and himself. This particular handkerchief is not dated but it says “A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Cristina and Emilio.”…
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Souvenir Handkerchief – Dessin Depose
Read more: Souvenir Handkerchief – Dessin DeposeThis vintage novelty handkerchief is a tourism souvenir promoting “Les Grisons”; the largest state in Switzerland. It is signed Dessin Depose who made hankies, scarves and table linens in the 1950’s and were printed by the Swiss company Kreier. In researching Dessin Depose I found a lot of fun pieces with subjects like “How to…
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Gucci – Vintage Equestrian Scarf
Read more: Gucci – Vintage Equestrian ScarfA classic Gucci scarf from my collection – in an equestrian theme which has been a Gucci signature for decades. This scarf features a horse bridle and stirrups – symbols of horseback riding that Gucci used early on to signify and attract a wealthy clientele.
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Fall by Vera
Read more: Fall by VeraI adore this scarf by Vera – I bought it many years ago for its unique colors.
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Fall Fashion – Vintage Scarves from Halston & YSL
Read more: Fall Fashion – Vintage Scarves from Halston & YSLIn honor of the fall fashion season I am featuring some scarves from my collection by the fashion houses.
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Geometric Dots – Vintage Vera Scarves
Read more: Geometric Dots – Vintage Vera ScarvesThese two scarves combine all of my favorites; op art, geometric forms, Josef Albers, Victor Vasarely and cool color combinations.
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Maggy Rouff – Fashion Designer & Vintage Scarf
Read more: Maggy Rouff – Fashion Designer & Vintage ScarfThis scarf is by Maggy Rouff, a French fashion designer whom I had never heard of but who had a impressive career. She began designing in Paris at The House of Drecoll where her parents were the directors. Eventually Rouff started her own line in 1929 with a particular emphasis on evening gowns. Rouff’s work…
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