England’s national day arrives as it always does — quietly, without the bank holiday that would make it impossible to miss, without the official fanfare that other nations deploy for their own patron saints. St George’s Day is the English occasion at its most characteristically English: understated in its official observance, increasingly confident in its informal celebration, and growing year on year as the conversation about English identity becomes more comfortable, more inclusive, and more genuinely interested in what it actually means to celebrate the country rather than simply to defend it. We launch our Collection of Designer Women Scarves.…