It's the Tuva, AuntyElle. The coloured ones are especially nice please resist the sensible black, camel, and grey, please. That bright bottle green one I can imagine looking great on fair redheads, but equally good on brunettes, especially the olive toned. The pink is surprisingly wearable and not sweet at all, works well on black to make it less harsh. The burgundy wasn't the right shade for me with a touch too much black in it but it's always a tricky colour for me anyhow, would suit well to those who don't find it a challenging colour. The yellow is really bright but I can imagine it suiting WOC or someone with an amazing mass of dark curls with a medium skin tone. I think Asos also sell Weekday so if you're just getting the scarf they might do a better deal with codes and shipping if available.
I'm going to schedule in a Google image search tonight, as I don't think the French/Parisian look is exclusive to slim women. I'll toss in a pro ageing search too as many of the French style icons are not young at all. I've been an hourglass shape since the age of twelve and it was chiefly French and Italian clothes that stopped my utter misery and self-loathing in my teens. Yes, the forefront representatives are thin, there's no denying it but they are the elevated few.
user, less French (though they all pretend it is French) but more waspy American, since you mention having a waist, try the scarf as a belt in a pair of jeans too. They pair it with a crisp white shirt tucked in, a bit too Cape Cod/Hamptons to my taste, but it works.
A slinky Sassoon cut was exactly what I had in mind, Dame! Nah, it's very easy for me to look like a lost time traveller or for things to look expensive on me but I don't really enjoy it as a look and assumptions that come with it. Also, it really doesn't suit modern life. Like most hourglasses, I struggle with being casual and relaxed and not looking like a sad sack of potatoes. I always have to balance out the bit of lux with the pedestrian/street style, fitted with relaxed, and so forth, hence my mashup of all cities and styles. It all somehow works though, but I do get mistaken for French the most. I live in an Expat city and I get automatically addressed in English (despite being local) in most shops, and if they speak it, French.
Ha! Luckily I'm a veritable mix of Euro nationalities including Scandi, French, Belgian, Swiss, Dutch, Italian, and Asian and I somehow ended up a very caucasian looking hourglass, so you're pretty well covered but I don't think the world can handle two of me ;)
As mentioned above, I don't really chase cashmere scarfs. I really think they're mostly comfy and otherwise a bit limp or outrageously expensive. But since we're here already worshipping at the altar of all things scarves. Behold the Loro Piana, and I really covet it for the shine it gives, which is pretty unique to premium cashmere (and LP is credited to be one of the best) but needs to be woven in a certain way. That shine is also great come winter if you go a bit shallow in the complexion as it helps illuminate you somewhat. And so help me, I thought they started at over a €1000 but it's 'only' €420 (so 'good' investment coat money) and it therefore passes my divide by half and multiply by two rule (if you struggle to think if the price tag is worth it I always divide the price by half and ask if you can get something of similar quality, design, and material at half the price and if then also ask if you were to put the money away instead and add to it later, doubling it, would you get something of vastly superior quality, design, and material, so one yes is pretty much a fail, and a double no means it's a 'sensible' buy. Only works with RRP though, once you start throwing sales into it, the method is skewed). Anyhow, I best block the credit cards in advance.
I don't know if they've brought out Icon out in other formulations since but I had the liquid lipstick when it first came out and whilst the colour is nice (though a tad too pink to read as a red to my liking) it was an absolute hell to get on right and not have it look like some hellscape had taken residence on your lips, the more you tried to fix it the worse it got. Also, very drying and faded unflatteringly, this was one of the first LL though and I do hope they've improved the formula since. For LL I thoroughly recommend the Armani ones, they are really great reds and comfy to wear.