>> Ack, double negative hell there but I meant it, when I say that if I ever did get a scarf by label Forget Me Not, I would have to have some kind of permanent post-it note attached to my sleeve, like a watch, to remind me NOT to forget it somewhere; on the bus, at a restaurant, in a park...err... at the meat counter in Morrison's. I'm fiddly with jewellery but even more so with scarves. It's just tough luck that I've recently developed a re-crush on scarves (re-crush meaning I crushed them a while back and now the scarf lovin' is back with a vengeance). I could be walking down a street and suddenly feel the urge to take off the scarf, flick it around a bit, wave it about and before I know it, I've left it somewhere and it's floated off into the bin.
Nevertheless, I'll get onto developing permanent post-it notes especially for these digital print scarves by Forget Me Not. Coco is a French, London-based illustrator whose work you might have seen in Vogue, Elle, Nylon and Muse.... where she combines hand-drawing and watercolours with digital techniques. Now she's put her work to scarf and that has worked out well as the large 120cm x 120cm silk canvas provides her with a space to explore her particular fields of interest... enchanting woodland creatures mixed with space and geometry.
They have an online shop but Forget Me Not has also recently done a collaboration with ASOS which I think is less of a diffusion line but more like an extension of her main scarf FMN collection...
I'll be wary though of flitting around in Morrison's with one lest they end up nestled in between the jars of different mustards (I have a fascination with condiments...)...
