6个如何选择爱马仕Hermès丝巾的技巧90x90cm

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您是否想知道如何选择您的第一条90 x 90厘米爱马仕丝巾？或者正在为朋友或家人选择爱马仕（Hermès）丝巾作为礼物？

您在网上购买爱马仕（Hermès）丝巾，却不知道在数百条丝巾中应该买什么，特别是当爱马仕（Hermès）专卖店不在您附近的时候？

您想知道为什么受欢迎的丝巾却不如您预期的好？

你找对地方了！

爱马仕（Hermès）丝巾因其调色板的多种性，富有创意的艺术设计理念和精湛的工艺而在时尚界享有盛誉。爱马仕（Hermès）丝巾无论是花式结还是随意自然流淌结看起来都很漂亮。

这里有6个技巧以及对比图片和丝巾系法的解决方案，可帮助您选择最适合您的90 x 90厘米。爱马仕丝巾！

让我们展开90 x 90厘米爱马仕的丝巾，找到“ O”（圆形）区域和“ X”线对角线。

1. “ O”区域

“ O”或以中心开始，40厘米直径圆圈的范围是选择合适您的爱马仕丝巾的关键。

面积为1,257平方厘米（cm.²），占围巾面积的15.5％，丝巾系发基于Bias折法，“ O”区域它确定丝巾是否适合您的关键，因为它最接近您的脸部，颈部，背部，眼睛和头发。如果丝巾的颜色和图案合适，则可以给您带来健康的光泽，并增强您的魅力。否则，您可能显得老气，看起来疲倦或无精打彩。

有皇家深蓝色和霓虹橙色的花瓣在丝巾中央绽放，在迷人的Maîtrede laForêt的“ O”区域中形成强烈对比。但是，光彩华丽夺目的色彩组合可能会使人看起来老气。无论如何用任何方法系丝巾，“ O”区域都很难隐藏。这条深色丝巾可以作为皮带佩戴，也可以作为壁挂艺术品悬挂使用。

“ O”区域中的乳白色背景和柔和的蓝色不仅可以使脸部增亮，而且还可以使心情变好。优雅而富有异国情调的La Danse Du Cheval Marwari令人佩戴愉悦。

2. “ X”线和四个角

正方形内的“ X”并不代表世界的尽头。 “ X”线是选择正确爱马仕围巾的不可忽略的线。

Bias结将两个对角线向围巾中心折叠，并根据需要将两侧折叠成所需的宽度。 “ X”线上的图案会出现在斜褶处，而这两条对角线将确定围巾在您身上的外观。

即使四个角在斜折处的距离不像“ O”区域离开脸部那么近，当系法基于三角形结的系法位于四个角和“ X”线末端的图案仍然是最明显的部分。

富有想象力的Les Artisans d'Hermès在“ X”线上和“ O”区域内均出空白。看起来有点平淡。Fancy Tail结可以隐藏空白部分并同时显示两个对角的图案。

白色的空间就像分隔线一样，将壮观的Tanzanie中的野生动物栖息地分隔开来。两只火烈鸟在“ X”线和“ O”区域内的两个空间之间飞翔滑动。这条围巾平放时看起来很有特色，打结时显得很壮观。

3. 边框和卷边

宽边框在旧式爱马仕丝巾中很常见。有着图案和边界自然过渡丝巾巾需要宽边框，例如Tanzanie，四川，Au Coeur de la vie，Jardin d’Hiver等。留白是艺术的气息。

一些爱马仕（Hermès）围巾的收藏家不喜欢宽边框，因为图案被隐藏在基本结中，并且有很大比例的宽阔边框露在结上。一些爱马仕（Hermès）围巾的收藏者创造了带有宽阔边框的花卉主题结。

壮丽的加拿大野生动植物（Into the Canadian Wild)是无边框的自上而下的设计。但要展示整个神奇的白雪猫头鹰，需要有出色的打结技巧，展示在宇宙观世界(Cosmographia, Universalis) 中的整条龙也需要同样的技巧。然而，无边框的丝巾在各种系法中能显示出更多细节，从三角形褶，任何基本结或蝴蝶结都可以。波浪状结所产生的对比看起来令人赞叹。

近年来，爱马仕（Hermès）推出了窄边框和多色卷边的丝巾。 Faubourg Tropical和Space Derby均来自2021年春夏系列。

窄边框和多色卷边增加了艺术品的深度，并以一种有趣，引人入胜的现代方式增强了风格。

4. 颜色和图案

由于计算机屏幕上的照片和真实丝巾之间的颜色组成不同，而导致效果有时候不如预期理想。照片无法说明真实的颜色组合和图案密度。最好的方法是在店内尝试。看着镜子，在家用手机上的照片比划尝试的也是一种有趣的选择。

5. 珠宝首饰搭配

为拥有一切或极简主义者的特别人士选择爱马仕丝巾，这需要您额外的想象力和创造力。选择一条爱马仕丝巾去配搭他们喜欢的或有纪念意义的珠宝，这将是表达您的爱，感激和体贴的好主意。

6.质地

参见传统和水洗真丝斜纹布的比较（第1部分和第2部分）。

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