Blue Cornflower Boutonniere Buttonhole Flower Silk Fort Belvedere Reviews

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Posted 10 years ago

“For years I have admired the lapel flowers that come with Etro jackets. I have searched high & low but could never find anything of comparable quality. My search is over, this is a must have !”

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Posted 10 years ago

“For the French the cornflower, or bleuet, is the commemorative flower of the sacrificies in WW-1, just as the Poppy is for the British commonwealth. It relates to the "bleu horizon" uniform worn later in the war.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“This boutonniere is really lifelike. Beautiful color and an attention getter. Many compliments.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“The shade of blue here is beautiful. The flower looks very realistic and the size is appropriate for a lapel boutonniere.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“This lovely blue cornflower in person is exactly as it appears above. Wonderful, and I wore it the day it arrived. I have subsequently purchased two more from this collection. If I feel particularly generous I might give one to a colleague who has been dying to try one, but can't find what he's looking for. This is the best place to buy beautiful silk boutonnieres. This is an another great Fort Belvedere product for the budding dandy.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Beautifully constructed, the boutonniere can easily be mistaken as a real blossom-unlike some of the watered silk carnations that you often see. The doubled stem secures the boutonniere well in the lapel, even if you have not had a boutonniere loop sew in. Take care however in wearing this: you will likely be perceived as elegant and stylish. If you are not ready for the responsibility, give thought.”