Mousselines

I live in a hot climate. You'd think I'd have a ton of mousselines (maybe you call them chiffon, maybe you call them muslin). I do not. Back in The Day, Hermes made 90cm moussies,  45cm moussies, even oblong stoles. Yes, I had several 90cm moussies and all have found new homes. These days the mousselines seem to primarily come in 140cm shawl size. Despite their light weight, I find them to be incredibly warm, just without the weight. So it feels lighter on my chest, but like an anvil on my neck. And I have a hard time styling them. Dagnabbit.

(If you see AMIM - that stands for "Ask Me, I Might"  - I might be willing to part with a silk beauty. Drop me a note if you're interested, and check out that which I've already decided to re-home.) 
Picture of a 140cm Hermes silk mousseline shawl. This large chiffon scarf is Brides Rebelles, designed by Benoit Pierre Emery in 2010. Checkerboard of bright colors behind a circle of bridles
Brides Rebelles 140cm, Benoit Pierre Emery, 2010 *** AMIM ***
Picture of a 140cm silk mousseline shawl, Brise de Charme, designed by Julia Abadie. Changeant mousseline in brown and blue.
Brise de Charme 140cm, Julia Abadie, 1990
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Early America 45cm, Francoise de la Perriere
Picture of Under the Waves, a 140cm silk chiffon Hermes scarf designed by Alice Shirley. Tied in a bias fold and looped twice around the neck. Colorway 06 Bleu Jean / Vieux Rose / Corail
Under the Waves 140cm, Alice Shirley, 2015
Picture of Hermes silk chiffon 140cm shawl. Urashima Taro was designed by Natsuno Hidaka and released in 2015. Cream background with yellows and browns
Urashima Taro 140cm, Natsuno Hidaka, 2015