Sut wyt ti heddiw – or, should I say – Hello, how are you today.
I thought I’d throw in a bit of Welsh for you. It keeps me on my toes. I’m on them this minute, ouch.
As you know fair reader the New York Times is a pretty big deal. It’s won 108 Pulitzer Prizes. I don’t think any other publication has done so, or has even come close. The paper’s motto, printed in the upper left-hand corner is “All the News That’s Fit to Print.” so, I took notice when it featured scarves; silky, beautiful, printed scarves in their Fashion and Style pages. Oh, what a delight!
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2012/05/29/fashion/29iht-fprint29-slide.html
Queen Elizabeth has always had a fondness for headscarves, especially printed silk squares like the one she wears here, at the 2011 Royal Windsor Horse Show.
Credit: Adrian Dennis/Agence-France Presse
Recently designers have been showcasing scarf prints. At Comme des Garçons, the designer Rei Kawakubo created dresses made entirely of scarves for the autumn/winter 2011 collection, shown in Paris.
Credit: Chris Moore/Karl Prouse
And the spring/summer 2012 catwalk had even more: D&G, by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana,spring/summer 2012, in Milan.
Credit: Chris Moore/Karl Prouse
Etro, by Veronica Etro, spring/summer 2012, in Milan.
Credit: Chris Moore/Karl Prouse
Thakoon, by Thakoon Panichgul, spring/summer 2012, in New York.
Credit: Chris Moore/Karl Prouse
Mary Katrantzou, spring/summer 2012, in London.
Credit: Chris Moore/Karl Prouse
Emilio Pucci, by Peter Dundas, spring/summer 2012, in Milan.
Credit: Chris Moore/Karl Prouse
