A super useful video, especially now that the weather is colder and we want something round the neck but don't want to look bundled up. And I've learnt a lot of new French words! Merci beaucoup!
That's the best scarf video ever! Especially for me, who depends on #15 all the time. Guaranteed to watch again. And, I'm sharing. Many thanks, Marie-Anne!
I wear scarves year-round and always carry at least 2 or 3 with me on any trip. Easy way to add color or change an outfit. I knew all of these, but it's great to see how easily you go from one to the next.
Nice! Perfect timing for me as I will be wearing scarves a lot this season. My hair is short now and my neck is getting too cold without them. I sorely needed some ideas. Thanks!
Oooh, I really liked le papillon croisee! And while I think la cravate might not look best on me, it looked fabulous on you! Thanks for the fun video - I tend to go for le francais myself so it was great to see all the ways I can mix it up!
You are so right in that not every style will suit the taste or style of every person. I like many of these scarf ideas, but I especially wear “la cravate” because it adds a touch of masculine to a feminine look. This is a tip that Marie Anne has suggested many times.
The subtle differences all say their own thing, I love it! So elegant and beautiful! Can you do a scarf + outfits video? I remember when I was in college one day on the first day of classes, this one girl wore a red scarf with her sleeveless grey dress. That outfit was a real attention-grabber for its elegance and beauty and she was almost blushing when I complimented her outfit after class while walking to our next destinations. She ended up being one of only a few people I stayed in touch with after graduating (although I foolishly never asked her out, although it's better I don't dwell on that regret but instead cherish the memories of her as a friend). Anyways, thanks for the stylish video and the wonderful memories this indirectly brought back!
Hi and greetings from Germany, very nice video packed with useful and as always simple ideas, the green scarf really pops on you. Have a sweet xmas with your family 💓🤗🇩🇪
My mother taught me La Cravate scarf tie when I was 4 years old. So, when I was in choir in high school and none of the boys knew how to tie a necktie, I had to tie all their ties for them 😂
For a few years our school had ties for girls. My grandfather taught me to tie mine. The school eventually dropped the idea of girl's ties as part of the uniform because it wasn't feminine.
Bonjour Marie-Anne, As I sit here in the morning chill, I have a scarf tied au Français around my neck for warmth. I wear a scarf almost every day in the autumn/winter. All the subtle differences you show in your video reflect different moods. La Tresse is one of the new ones I learned today that I'm eager to try out. Your green scarf is gorgeous and suits you so well, making me think that perhaps I could also wear a green like that. Tu as l'air énigmatique et chic dans la vidéo. I'll be returning here to learn some new tricks with scarves. Merci!
Very informative and thank you! That being said, I am curious as to the dimension of the scarf that you used as living in Canada particularly during the winter months (with snow, sleet, high winds etc.) I often taken my longer scarves and create an 'infinity' one which can serve as a quick temporary hood. i.e.: Knot ends together, create a double loop, slip over the head, pull a section up and adjust.
Merci beaucoup. Scarves are my go to for winter. I become kind of claustrophobic in turtle necks, but scarves are adjustable so I can’t tighten or loosen as needed. It is lovely to have some new ideas on how to wear them.
Oh wow, you read my thoughts Marie-Anne! I was just thinking, I wish she would teach us how to wear scarfes as elegantly as French women do... I love scarfes. They are a great way to add something extra to your outfit. Softness, colour... and warmth, very necessary in my northern home country. I haven't even watched the video yet, but thank you!
I think people in the west of the U.S. stopped wearing scarves because of the Veronica Lake story. However, my mother told my brother to stop talking about it. Until then she knew more scarves saved lives than took them. Post WWII nurses recognized that the higher level of clothes you wore equaled how long you live. My sister, and I wore scarves. I probably wear them more than most of my family. I think they have numerous uses in life. They can be made so easily it’s ridiculous. Even home made scarves can look really fabulous. They are “your personal designer item, and can mean more to you than a store purchased item.” Only in certain social circles do people memorize the fabric of designer scarves, and who cares anyway? Same mom told me, “they should be wearing my designs not my wearing theirs.” My mother was pragmatic and funny at the same time. Everyone likes a pragmatic Lucille Ball look alike. 😊. Thank you for being who you are, and helping people recognize their true needs vs. just any old garment. Your videos are greatly appreciated.
Bonjour Marie-Anne! I am learning so many things from you. Do you have a video about how you clean and care for your clothes? I would like to know the best ways to clean all various types of fabrics. Merci! ❤
Perfect timing for this video as it seemed to have turned cold overnight here. What size scarf is that you're demonstrating with? I think you may have cheated a bit in the beginning as the first few styles were all the same to me lol.
This was great, and amazingly enough my high school French from (cough, cough) years ago came back to me. I have been getting into non woolen scarves lately and have fallen in love with Sabina Savage's scarves. Have you seen them? The art work is simply breathtaking, but so is the price tag. I can't bring myself to spend $500 on a scarf. But I am keeping my eyes open for a resale one, although I think they get snapped up quickly. I did find that the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City has an incredible inventory of beautiful things to sell and I bought one through them that was from a William Morris wallpaper design. I do love it and it cost considerably less than S.S., but still pricey. Give them a look also when you are bored and have some money burning a hole in your pocket. I live in a warm climate and it is just now getting to sweater weather. When it gets a bit cooler I'll trot out my new trench coat and scarf.
I love that you’re teaching us French fashion and styling terms, I could probably think back to university and say this en Francais, 40! plus years ago, but my brain is fatigue’.🇺🇸 ❤ 🇫🇷 (Rats, no French spelling/accents on YT, it puts the l’accents aigu on both E’s. I’m sure you can understand my sad Franglish)🙂
Hi from japan ^_^ love your video and many thanks! So, this scarf is larger than 90cm by 90cm? I've also seen a French lady uses a larger scarf (is it more popular in France than 90 by 90?). We Japanese usually think of /have a scarf as 90 by 90 (or 45 by 45) . I'd so much appreciate a video on 90 by 90 as well ^_^
A wonderful and creative demonstration where every single way counts. I remember watching this for the first time and loved it all the way through. You're not only a style expert but a fabulous model as well, dear Marie-Anne. Merci beaucoup 🧣❤
Hola Marie-Anne aqui nos muestras la oportunidad de usar un mismo scarf de maneras diferentes y para diferentes ocasiones...y si elegimos el scarf acertado en color y diseño( como el que has elegido tu, tan canchero) nos hacemos de un complemento lindo alegre y.. cariñoso. Gracias por los consejos !! nos enseñas a usar prendas y estar en onda!!!!Cariños desde Argentina.
I think La Cravate et Français or Italian are my unconscious mind styles. I even don't think. Just do...😁 Or first loose looks. It was interesting to learn some new techniques and sexy ways. Merci
My dear elegant lady, I dream of learning French. Could you make some vídeo speaking that beautiful fantastique musical language thats French? We love you. Warm wishes sent your way🐊🐢🐵🌈🦊🐸🦀🐛🦋🐞🐝🦊🐾🍄🌼🌿☘️🌅🏖️
Merci Marie-Anne subtle yet perfect and while watching you I realized your mannerism's and face look very much like Juliette Binoche especially from one of my favorite films The Unbearable likeness of Being
My sisters look great in scarfs. I have quite a few, but hardly ever wear one. I hate anything around my neck. I also hate turtlenecks. But, I do have to wear a colourful scarf when I wear a black sweater. You look great in a scarf. Love your displayed attitudes.
A super useful video, especially now that the weather is colder and we want something round the neck but don't want to look bundled up. And I've learnt a lot of new French words! Merci beaucoup!
You show us that there really isn't a "wrong" way to wear a scarf! That's what I like about you & your videos ❤
I will be saving this video to use all winter.
Thank you for sharing these!🥰
Loved it!!! Very well done, fun to watch, great ideas. Thank you so much! Beautiful scarf, by the way. Hugs from Northern California!!! 🤗
That's the best scarf video ever! Especially for me, who depends on #15 all the time. Guaranteed to watch again. And, I'm sharing. Many thanks, Marie-Anne!
That colour is gorgeous. Youre glowing in it.
Fabulous! Love the colours and the music. Well Done! Now I want that green scarf.
Such subtle changes gave the scarf such different looks 😮wow ❤saved it for future reference
Marie Anne, that scarf is beautiful, and you look absolutely gorgeous!
Love, Love this !!
And Marie-Anne! You inspired me to cut my hair ! 😎
Yep, my hairstyle is now easy to maintain and looks cool
Very useful video. I am looking forward to trying these different variations. Merci Marie-Anne!
I know a lot of ways to tie scarves but spotted a couple of new "twists" that I will copy. Thanks!
Thank you! As someone who loves scarves, especially in winter, I found this very helpful….🇨🇦
Brava, Marie-Anne!!!🧡
J’ai adoré Marie-Anne. Merci beaucoup!
Thanks Marie-Anne, a very useful video with some great new ideas for me to try!
Love the music, too! I need that to play when I go in my closet 😂
🙂 You look like you had fun doing this.
Thanks for the great ideas.
I'll try one today. Merci Marie Anne.
Un grand merci!
Love this! Will try them all!
h my God, this is just brilliant! I'll try it with my not very big scarf.
Let me know how you get on 😃
That was fabulously helpful, Marie-Anne!😍
I wear scarves year-round and always carry at least 2 or 3 with me on any trip. Easy way to add color or change an outfit. I knew all of these, but it's great to see how easily you go from one to the next.
Cést formidable, merci.
Clever thanks Marie-Anne 👍😘
Marie-Anne, you look so beautiful in this video. That Kelly green is so flattering on you! Thank you for sharing the scarf ideas!
Marvelous in bright green! Glad to have this guide so close at hand.
Nice! Perfect timing for me as I will be wearing scarves a lot this season. My hair is short now and my neck is getting too cold without them. I sorely needed some ideas. Thanks!
When I got my hair cut short I wondered how men managed to not freeze! I seldom saw any men wear scarves. I think they have higher body temperature.
Oooh, I really liked le papillon croisee! And while I think la cravate might not look best on me, it looked fabulous on you! Thanks for the fun video - I tend to go for le francais myself so it was great to see all the ways I can mix it up!
You are so right in that not every style will suit the taste or style of every person. I like many of these scarf ideas, but I especially wear “la cravate” because it adds a touch of masculine to a feminine look. This is a tip that Marie Anne has suggested many times.
I love that there are French names for all of these. 😄. Bien sur! Thank you Marianne. I love yiur videos
You are so graceful, thankyou 🌟
Brilliant!
I love scarves, especially silk ones. Thanks for this video.
I love this. Some of the styles you recommend I do myself,
The subtle differences all say their own thing, I love it! So elegant and beautiful! Can you do a scarf + outfits video? I remember when I was in college one day on the first day of classes, this one girl wore a red scarf with her sleeveless grey dress. That outfit was a real attention-grabber for its elegance and beauty and she was almost blushing when I complimented her outfit after class while walking to our next destinations. She ended up being one of only a few people I stayed in touch with after graduating (although I foolishly never asked her out, although it's better I don't dwell on that regret but instead cherish the memories of her as a friend). Anyways, thanks for the stylish video and the wonderful memories this indirectly brought back!
Hi and greetings from Germany, very nice video packed with useful and as always simple ideas, the green scarf really pops on you. Have a sweet xmas with your family 💓🤗🇩🇪
My mother taught me La Cravate scarf tie when I was 4 years old. So, when I was in choir in high school and none of the boys knew how to tie a necktie, I had to tie all their ties for them 😂
Me too! “Over, over, up, and through makes a tie look good on you!”. That was a little mnemonic I made up so I could remember how to do it.
For a few years our school had ties for girls. My grandfather taught me to tie mine.
The school eventually dropped the idea of girl's ties as part of the uniform because it wasn't feminine.
That’s hilarious!
Thankyou.
I love these ideas.
I do use some of them & now I have more ideas to add.
Nice Ideas, Marie anne that Green color looks Fantastic on you😊
Thank you for this very fun and helpful video. It is a lovely scarf you are using and I didn't know you can be so creative wearing a scarf.
@@MarieAnneLecoeur Will do! 😀
Bonjour Marie-Anne,
As I sit here in the morning chill, I have a scarf tied au Français around my neck for warmth. I wear a scarf almost every day in the autumn/winter. All the subtle differences you show in your video reflect different moods. La Tresse is one of the new ones I learned today that I'm eager to try out. Your green scarf is gorgeous and suits you so well, making me think that perhaps I could also wear a green like that. Tu as l'air énigmatique et chic dans la vidéo. I'll be returning here to learn some new tricks with scarves. Merci!
Beautiful scarf!!
Too good 😊
Amazing! 👏👏👏🙋♀️🇺🇸💕
Very informative and thank you! That being said, I am curious as to the dimension of the scarf that you used as living in Canada particularly during the winter months (with snow, sleet, high winds etc.) I often taken my longer scarves and create an 'infinity' one which can serve as a quick temporary hood. i.e.: Knot ends together, create a double loop, slip over the head, pull a section up and adjust.
Merci beaucoup. Scarves are my go to for winter. I become kind of claustrophobic in turtle necks, but scarves are adjustable so I can’t tighten or loosen as needed. It is lovely to have some new ideas on how to wear them.
Merci pour cette vidéo super inspirante et utile, Marie-Anne!
Merci ❤❤
It's actually starting to get slightly cold here in Phoenix, AZ, and I am looking forward to wearing my wool Christian Dior scarf!
Loved that.
I’ve been seeing a lot of narrow scarves being worn by ladies a la cravate, but didn’t know how to do this tie, thanks!
Oh wow, you read my thoughts Marie-Anne! I was just thinking, I wish she would teach us how to wear scarfes as elegantly as French women do... I love scarfes. They are a great way to add something extra to your outfit. Softness, colour... and warmth, very necessary in my northern home country. I haven't even watched the video yet, but thank you!
@@MarieAnneLecoeur oh I didn't know that! Will watch definitely 😊
My scarves are long rectangles, if you could do a video on that, I would be delighted
@@MarieAnneLecoeur I am a fan!
I liked # 16
I think people in the west of the U.S. stopped wearing scarves because of the Veronica Lake story. However, my mother told my brother to stop talking about it. Until then she knew more scarves saved lives than took them. Post WWII nurses recognized that the higher level of clothes you wore equaled how long you live. My sister, and I wore scarves. I probably wear them more than most of my family. I think they have numerous uses in life. They can be made so easily it’s ridiculous. Even home made scarves can look really fabulous. They are “your personal designer item, and can mean more to you than a store purchased item.” Only in certain social circles do people memorize the fabric of designer scarves, and who cares anyway? Same mom told me, “they should be wearing my designs not my wearing theirs.” My mother was pragmatic and funny at the same time. Everyone likes a pragmatic Lucille Ball look alike. 😊. Thank you for being who you are, and helping people recognize their true needs vs. just any old garment. Your videos are greatly appreciated.
Thank you so much! ♥️
Muy bien muchas gracias!!!! Los pañuelos y fulares son muy elegantes!!!
Bonjour Marie-Anne! I am learning so many things from you. Do you have a video about how you clean and care for your clothes? I would like to know the best ways to clean all various types of fabrics. Merci! ❤
@A.W. thank you!
Hello Marie-Anne, i liked La Cravate, i didn't know it and also Le Papillon, so many!! Beautiful presatation as always, but i missed your voice!!
Perfect timing for this video as it seemed to have turned cold overnight here. What size scarf is that you're demonstrating with? I think you may have cheated a bit in the beginning as the first few styles were all the same to me lol.
Great simple scarf ideas that dress up a basic jean outfit. PS - They can ever be used as a shawl, wrap skirt and bow on a purse.
Miss Marie-Anne your pretty good darling for this scarf lesson video nicely done my Beautiful Teacher l love you kiss muah ❤❤
You're welcome my Sweet Queen
This was great, and amazingly enough my high school French from (cough, cough) years ago came back to me. I have been getting into non woolen scarves lately and have fallen in love with Sabina Savage's scarves. Have you seen them? The art work is simply breathtaking, but so is the price tag. I can't bring myself to spend $500 on a scarf. But I am keeping my eyes open for a resale one, although I think they get snapped up quickly.
I did find that the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City has an incredible inventory of beautiful things to sell and I bought one through them that was from a William Morris wallpaper design. I do love it and it cost considerably less than S.S., but still pricey. Give them a look also when you are bored and have some money burning a hole in your pocket.
I live in a warm climate and it is just now getting to sweater weather. When it gets a bit cooler I'll trot out my new trench coat and scarf.
I love that you’re teaching us French fashion and styling terms, I could probably think back to university and say this en Francais, 40! plus years ago, but my brain is fatigue’.🇺🇸 ❤ 🇫🇷 (Rats, no French spelling/accents on YT, it puts the l’accents aigu on both E’s. I’m sure you can understand my sad Franglish)🙂
Those that are just laid over the shoulders, how did you prevent them from falling when you bend over or move?
Hi from japan ^_^ love your video and many thanks! So, this scarf is larger than 90cm by 90cm? I've also seen a French lady uses a larger scarf (is it more popular in France than 90 by 90?). We Japanese usually think of /have a scarf as 90 by 90 (or 45 by 45) . I'd so much appreciate a video on 90 by 90 as well ^_^
A wonderful and creative demonstration where every single way counts. I remember watching this for the first time and loved it all the way through. You're not only a style expert but a fabulous model as well, dear Marie-Anne. Merci beaucoup 🧣❤
Awww merci AW 🤗
Hola Marie-Anne aqui nos muestras la oportunidad de usar un mismo scarf de maneras diferentes y para diferentes ocasiones...y si elegimos el scarf acertado en color y diseño( como el que has elegido tu, tan canchero) nos hacemos de un complemento lindo alegre y.. cariñoso. Gracias por los consejos !! nos enseñas a usar prendas y estar en onda!!!!Cariños desde Argentina.
I think La Cravate et Français or Italian are my unconscious mind styles. I even don't think. Just do...😁 Or first loose looks. It was interesting to learn some new techniques and sexy ways. Merci
Where was the scarf from and is it available in different colours?
@@MarieAnneLecoeur Thank you.
My dear elegant lady, I dream of learning French. Could you make some vídeo speaking that beautiful fantastique musical language thats French? We love you. Warm wishes sent your way🐊🐢🐵🌈🦊🐸🦀🐛🦋🐞🐝🦊🐾🍄🌼🌿☘️🌅🏖️
@@MarieAnneLecoeur that would be amazing!!!!!!!!!!
What size is the scarf?
Merci Marie-Anne subtle yet perfect and while watching you I realized your mannerism's and face look very much like Juliette Binoche especially from one of my favorite films The Unbearable likeness of Being
My sisters look great in scarfs. I have quite a few, but hardly ever wear one. I hate anything around my neck. I also hate turtlenecks. But, I do have to wear a colourful scarf when I wear a black sweater.
You look great in a scarf. Love your displayed attitudes.
😂😂😂😍👌👍❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼