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Scarves Hermès Spring/Summer '19 Scarves
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Lol. This is soooo accurate!
I have observed in the past a tendency to reduce the numbers of colours and the complexity of designs but I have to say I find this version more attractive than the original but perhaps that it because the colours are - as stated here - a bit more wearable for the average human. The boldness of the design in this format does look a bit scary when worn which is filling me with trepidation for the arrival of Perspectives which is a vertiginous design at the best of times.
Hermes are being business savvy as their commercial performance has shown but it's not as if with Ugo Gattoni joining the gods of hyper-detailed design like Annie Faivre there isn't a lot of dense designs to enjoy.
Robe du Soir Pop's purple and dark teal versions are yummy!
Hermes are being business savvy as their commercial performance has shown but it's not as if with Ugo Gattoni joining the gods of hyper-detailed design like Annie Faivre there isn't a lot of dense designs to enjoy.
Robe du Soir Pop's purple and dark teal versions are yummy!
@EmileH @klynneann @c18027 @momasaurus @MYH I just want to point out that the Robe du Soir POP isn't a new design, per se. It was issued as a gavroche for SS18, the same season where Robe du Soir was debuted and featured prominently in various depts. While some may say it's fine for the smaller format, well they did the same thing for many other designs in simplification, most recently the Jardin de Maharani Cadre in CSGM. 
This has happened many times in the past e.g., Brazil, Sulfures et Priesse Papiers (detail) are two designs that come to mind off the top of my head. So, this isn't new. 
This has happened many times in the past e.g., Brazil, Sulfures et Priesse Papiers (detail) are two designs that come to mind off the top of my head. So, this isn't new. 
Jardin de la Maharani Recadre doesn’t have the border with the animals. That is the feature that drew me to the design in the first place.
@EmileH @klynneann @c18027 @momasaurus @MYH I just want to point out that the Robe du Soir POP isn't a new design, per se. It was issued as a gavroche for SS18, the same season where Robe du Soir was debuted and featured prominently in various depts. While some may say it's fine for the smaller format, well they did the same thing for many other designs in simplification, most recently the Jardin de Maharani Cadre in CSGM.
Fair enough Wen84. I am not against all simplification. I am one of the few who embraced the c’est la fete finesse cashmere and I love my flamingo party tattoo. But for me robe du soir is all about the rope detail. I find those big white lines rather jarring. But hey there is something for everyone. And at least I do not have to regret buying the 90.
ok I was already going to complain what they are thinking with their color palletes when I saw 14 which is actually quite nice...
haha nice job!
I'm actually in the market for a more simple, graphic scarf as well. but like you, I really struggle with their color choices...I may be in the minority, but I like the simplified, graphic quality of the 140. And I'd buy your stylized SS20 version if I loved the colors used!I know not everyone's cup of tea, but a number of my favorite older scarves are simple graphics, with only two colors. My difficulty for a several scarf seasons has been the color palettes they've chosen. I've found them challenging, and hard for me to wear, so I've not bought any new scarves for quite a while!
personally I found the Jardin a Maharani recadré to be much more modern with the striped border instead of the animal border (which puts me off the original design). I guess there is something for everybody@EmileH @klynneann @c18027 @momasaurus @MYH I just want to point out that the Robe du Soir POP isn't a new design, per se. It was issued as a gavroche for SS18, the same season where Robe du Soir was debuted and featured prominently in various depts. While some may say it's fine for the smaller format, well they did the same thing for many other designs in simplification, most recently the Jardin de Maharani Cadre in CSGM.
I agree with you 100%
A few seasons back I posted a comment where I mentioned that I refuse to pay the same price for a simplified scarf (or a tattoo, a bandana, a so called “fresher version”, etc) that is done with one or two screens... it might be fun if one of your favorite designs is brought back, or if you are new to H. But IMPO I am starting to feel offended ... I told my shop Manager that I would buy some of this new variations but for, let’s say, 30% less of the normal price... just because I love H I am not willing to let them take me for a ride! At least not every time... [emoji5]
does anyone know whether there will be another pierre marie/alice shirley/annie faivre design in ss19?
It was such a tease to see one scarf. I’m so excited to see more. Calling yodaling... we need more intel
Using very few colours is connected to a new ecological philosophy in Hermes project, since 7 or 8 years. Of course it needs less work as well but they do not want to adjust this to the price level. And they also print the silk with robots... people don't act anymore, they just control the final result.
it’s all about margins these days... forget the art.Using very few colours is connected to a new ecological philosophy in Hermes project, since 7 or 8 years. Of course it needs less work as well but they do not want to adjust this to the price level. And they also print the silk with robots... people don't act anymore, they just control the final result.
Ladies and gentlemen. What is this? It’s the new peony scarf [emoji177][emoji177] and rendezvous vous rive gauche? Are they reissuing it? If so sign me up! [emoji177][emoji177][emoji177]
