well these scarves are awfully pretty. normally i'm a magpie for color, but every now and then i love the simplicity of black and white, especially if it involves beautiful landscape photography and something soft. these "light as a feather" digitally-printed silk scarves by toronto company fieldguided create a lovely abstract pattern when draped and would make a perfect accessory for any outfit - or a wall hanging! see more from fieldguided here.
rather than try to pronounce this mouthful of a name, i'm just going to say "mmm, pretty" to these digitally printed silk scarves by lyon-based milleneufcentquatrevingtquatre, a collaboration between amelie charroin and marie colin-madan. the name, the long way of spelling 1984 in french, is the year of their births. i love the massive size, and the way the slightly surrealist, abstract compositions dissolve into soft color as they drape on the body. they have a range of stunning patterns, so see more here.
