Scarves Hermès Autumn/Fall Winter 2018 Scarves

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Hermes Nuttynut said:
I found a picture of Awooo in this dark orange color.

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I love the green but it's too similar to another cashmere. If this one is burnt orange or rust-y I am first in line (or I may be forced to use elbows, crawl under the maddening crowd or climb across the counter tops)
 
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Hermes Nuttynut said:
The baobab isn’t carnivorous. And heavens no!! It’s not consuming the cat!!!

Of course, the kitty IS carnivorous!! I don’t fully grasp the explanation on the website, I just like the design. BTW, I’ve learned that baobab is a superfood rich in antioxidants and vitamins. Who knew? :rolleyes:
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But is the flower, rafflesia, carnivorous? That's the flower shown on the scarf, right? Does the rafflesia belong on a baobab plant? (Does a cat belong in the middle of a rafflesia? Does a bear . . . in the woods?)
 
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papertiger said:
I love the green but it's too similar to another cashmere. If this one is burnt orange or rust-y I am first in line (or I may be forced to use elbows, crawl under the maddening crowd or climb across the counter tops)
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I had a chance to take a look at this earlier today in the orange cw, the navy blue and the prune. Shame on me, I didn't get a chance to take down the reference number. The orange is definitely a burnt, rusty orange, very autumnal and almost a little iridescent and quite bright.

To be honesty, I struggled a little with all three colour ways as it's quite a hard design to fold and get some detail - it worked best cowboy style with the snout in the centre, but for me the accent detail in the fur, which is in a contrast colour, is a little too busy for me. As a guy I'm still looking out for Brazilian Horses, Last Night (name confirmed to me by my SA) and the Imprimeur Fou design (can't remember exact name).

For the men's range, the scarves are being broken down into colour families - blue, grey, chartreuse, orange and prune. Unless I'm mistaken I think there may be two further designs to be revealed, one based on the Tableau d'Honneur 65 medal design and another with a geometric, repetitive pattern which to me looked almost like graphic equaliser squares across the scarf.
 
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FreddieMac said:
I had a chance to take a look at this earlier today in the orange cw, the navy blue and the prune. Shame on me, I didn't get a chance to take down the reference number. The orange is definitely a burnt, rusty orange, very autumnal and almost a little iridescent and quite bright.

To be honesty, I struggled a little with all three colour ways as it's quite a hard design to fold and get some detail - it worked best cowboy style with the snout in the centre, but for me the accent detail in the fur, which is in a contrast colour, is a little too busy for me. As a guy I'm still looking out for Brazilian Horses, Last Night (name confirmed to me by my SA) and the Imprimeur Fou design (can't remember exact name).

For the men's range, the scarves are being broken down into colour families - blue, grey, chartreuse, orange and prune. Unless I'm mistaken I think there may be two further designs to be revealed, one based on the Tableau d'Honneur 65 medal design and another with a geometric, repetitive pattern which to me looked almost like graphic equaliser squares across the scarf.
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Thank you for your feedback, invaluable.

If it shows lots of hair it might remind me of a old men's Westwood print from one of her most iconic collections
 
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Aileenlnbh said:
Jeu de omnibus 45cm CW01 quick shots to show orange then pink flexible options View attachment 4119369View attachment 4119370

A NEW obsession has begun with 45cm [emoji15][emoji1360]
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So lovely on you. Great colors.

FreddieMac said:
I had a chance to take a look at this earlier today in the orange cw, the navy blue and the prune. Shame on me, I didn't get a chance to take down the reference number. The orange is definitely a burnt, rusty orange, very autumnal and almost a little iridescent and quite bright.

To be honesty, I struggled a little with all three colour ways as it's quite a hard design to fold and get some detail - it worked best cowboy style with the snout in the centre, but for me the accent detail in the fur, which is in a contrast colour, is a little too busy for me. As a guy I'm still looking out for Brazilian Horses, Last Night (name confirmed to me by my SA) and the Imprimeur Fou design (can't remember exact name).

For the men's range, the scarves are being broken down into colour families - blue, grey, chartreuse, orange and prune. Unless I'm mistaken I think there may be two further designs to be revealed, one based on the Tableau d'Honneur 65 medal design and another with a geometric, repetitive pattern which to me looked almost like graphic equaliser squares across the scarf.
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The Tableau d'Honneur 65 has been out for a few months [and is currently on the French website but not the US one]...my SA emailed me about them in late March or early April. They are a cotton/silk blend and the size is wonderful. I'm not sure if they are SS18 or FW18; They were in far earlier than any FW18 scarves though so I think they may be from SS. It looks quite nice when tied so it's a consideration.
 
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