I had planned to wear these boots with dresses, but since there probably are few days left where short shorts are an option, I went for them instead.

Shorts: H&M
T-shirt: Tiny Pony Vintage
Scarf: Unknown
Tights: H&M
Boots: Din Sko

I went to a thrift shop I stop by once in a while today. It turned out they were closing and that it was their last day and that the closing sale had been going on for weeks. I did not at all expect to find anything at this point as the shop was nearly empty and had only an hour left before they closed for good. I still had a look as they offered free coffee and cake. I was digging through a box of scarves when I saw something interesting, what seemed to be a Hermès scarf.

I am terrible at spotting fake scarves, unless it´s completely obvious of course, so my husband did some investigation on the logo, the stitching and so on, and so far everything seems right. I also went through a list here, and it meets all the requirements there too. This eBay seller has one for sale that is identical to mine. It´s a power seller with good feedback so at least the design seems to exist, and apparently dates back to 1963 according to another source. I am still not sure of the authenticity though. Fake or not, I thought it was funny that it was the one thing no one had shown any interest for. I mean, I got it for about a dollar, that´s not a bad price even if it turns out to be fake.

Maybe anyone of you have any idea of how I can tell for sure whether it´s authentic or not?

What a day! Prada and Etro are my favorites of these.

Blumarine

Prada