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Scarves Hermès Spring/Summer '19 Scarves
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Thanks dear, Yodaling already posted all the CWs of Équateur on page 44 and 67. When unsure if something already has been posted, the easiest way to find out is just do a search on this thread.
Hope a tPFer grabbed these so we can see some IRL pics.
Thank you! I did try to search but maybe it wasn't thread specific? Or maybe I didn't look far enough back, both are completely possible. Either way, thank you for being kind in your reply and letting me know
Thank you so much! And I was already following you! Yes!!!My handle is tina0913_ (I know, I really should change that...)
So far I’ve bought cw2; I was choosing between cw1 and 2, and somehow the SA convinced me the red/blue cw2 would be more “winter appropriate” and easier to wear
It IS gorgeous, and I’ve already worn it several times, but cw1 is still very tempting. Good thing the season has barely begun.
Hopefully cw 9 will appear online soon - it looks quite promising (as does 5 and 8!).
I already follow you and IG and always enjoy the knowledge and passion you pour into your posts!
OMG this is breathtaking!Saw the Pegase at Madison a few days ago and it was gorgeous.
Thank you so much for this!
Have we seen pictures of these yet? I was playing with the twillons the other day and I really like them, but the designs I saw didn’t really work for me.
Thank you, @eliwon! I was wandering around Pin interest and someone had a irresistible collection of butterfly pix which popped up. It is clear that butterflies are in the air!So beautiful, and a lovely bridge over to the next season and a particular scarf I’m still contemplating
It's always been my theory that the French heritage of Canada consciously or unconsciously influences how H's supply chain is managed.Ok, I admit it - patience is definitely not one of my virtues! I keep looking at the French and Canada H websites and see some of the SS19 scarves I hope to order, but very little on the US site as yet. Is there any rhyme or reason as to how a season typically rolls out?
Unfortunately French heritage has no impact on Hermes prices in CanadaIt's always been my theory that the French heritage of Canada consciously or unconsciously influences how H's supply chain is managed.
Yep! If there is a reference number in the list, pics have been posted here. And doing a search in this thread can do wonders (but being a veteran here you already know this of course).
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/hermes-spring-summer-19-scarves.995472/page-48#post-32748983
https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/hermes-spring-summer-19-scarves.995472/page-49#post-32749062
I nabbed a few scarves off the European site before the holidays to beat the price increase. I've only just picked them up yesterday since I was away during the break. In the meantime, I'd had a chance to try on a few colorways of Peonies while out of town, and was convinced that I'd be sending back the one I ordered. Much as I loved the idea of it, the colorways I was trying on let the mystical cityscape fade into the background, leaving the peony petals looking a bit too literal for my tastes. I LOVE peonies, and think flower petals look fantastic with some people's style, but garland-of-petals just doesn't work with what I'm wearing these days.
So I was shocked and very pleased to find that colorway 04 of Pivoines reads very differently on me than the others have! The dreamy and mysterious fantasy city is rendered in a purpley blue and jumps off the pale peachy-rose background. The flower parts are actually neon, which gives them a wonderful eccentricity that's as far from photo-real as can be, but the neon is tempered by the softness of the background. If you've been trying on Pivoines and having the same reaction I have to it, I definitely recommend giving this color a go.
Next surprise for me: Equateur in the washed silk, which I was sure I would be keeping. I've always loved this pattern, although I've never owned a scarf in it. I have the Tatouage heels and Apple watch band, and have been eyeing the wallpaper as well. Pattern I love + a colorway that looks like the lovechild of eau de nil and menthe seemed like an obvious win for me, but... turns out I don't love how it ties. Tying it just doesn't change it much; no matter what I do, it's a ring of animals, albeit enchanting ones. In a bias fold, I don't think they show quite enough for impact. I do like how they look draped loosely over the shoulders in a triangle, but I don't wear scarves that way very often. This one is probably going back, although the colorway is hard to give up. However, for those whose style better suits the way this ties, the colors and the feel of the silk are dreamy.
The pic in the box is truest to the real color on my screen.
Finally, Animapolis. I found this scarf charming flat, but didn't even try it on when I saw it during the holidays; I have a fraught history with super-detailed tiny-scale patterns. Kluska's modeling shot and story persuaded me I needed to give it a go anyway, and I was delighted with how well this semi-finesse colorway works for me. I don't love that it's the same "palette" as the Pivoines-- seriously, these regimented palettes, UGH HERMES-- but the pattern has charmed me enough that I'm going to try to put that out of my head. It'll stop me from getting any more designs in this color set, however, no matter how cool they may turn out to be.
One thing I really like about Animapolis is that it creates different looks when folded on its alternate biases. When I tried the Equateur, a TPF friend with me commented that Dallet probably didn't really think about how the design would look tied in different ways, which I think is a solid conjecture. Animapolis is the opposite; it's MEANT to be worn and it transforms according to each knot. Not everyone wants or needs that from a scarf, but it's definitely a selling point for me.
So I was shocked and very pleased to find that colorway 04 of Pivoines reads very differently on me than the others have! The dreamy and mysterious fantasy city is rendered in a purpley blue and jumps off the pale peachy-rose background. The flower parts are actually neon, which gives them a wonderful eccentricity that's as far from photo-real as can be, but the neon is tempered by the softness of the background. If you've been trying on Pivoines and having the same reaction I have to it, I definitely recommend giving this color a go.
Next surprise for me: Equateur in the washed silk, which I was sure I would be keeping. I've always loved this pattern, although I've never owned a scarf in it. I have the Tatouage heels and Apple watch band, and have been eyeing the wallpaper as well. Pattern I love + a colorway that looks like the lovechild of eau de nil and menthe seemed like an obvious win for me, but... turns out I don't love how it ties. Tying it just doesn't change it much; no matter what I do, it's a ring of animals, albeit enchanting ones. In a bias fold, I don't think they show quite enough for impact. I do like how they look draped loosely over the shoulders in a triangle, but I don't wear scarves that way very often. This one is probably going back, although the colorway is hard to give up. However, for those whose style better suits the way this ties, the colors and the feel of the silk are dreamy.
The pic in the box is truest to the real color on my screen.
Finally, Animapolis. I found this scarf charming flat, but didn't even try it on when I saw it during the holidays; I have a fraught history with super-detailed tiny-scale patterns. Kluska's modeling shot and story persuaded me I needed to give it a go anyway, and I was delighted with how well this semi-finesse colorway works for me. I don't love that it's the same "palette" as the Pivoines-- seriously, these regimented palettes, UGH HERMES-- but the pattern has charmed me enough that I'm going to try to put that out of my head. It'll stop me from getting any more designs in this color set, however, no matter how cool they may turn out to be.
One thing I really like about Animapolis is that it creates different looks when folded on its alternate biases. When I tried the Equateur, a TPF friend with me commented that Dallet probably didn't really think about how the design would look tied in different ways, which I think is a solid conjecture. Animapolis is the opposite; it's MEANT to be worn and it transforms according to each knot. Not everyone wants or needs that from a scarf, but it's definitely a selling point for me.
Thank you for this; these are the cws I have been interested in seeing properly.
Your taste is exquisite!! The second one is the only one I’m eyeing for myself but the color always you’ve selected in each are TDF. Too bad you’re returning the second scarf but I’d love to see modeling pictures of the ones you keep! Really stunning.
Glad to help, and happy to take further photos if there's a detail or style of knot that would be useful to see. I'm a careless folder/knotter by choice, but happy to buckle down and be precise when helpful.
Thank you! I'm still torn about the Equateur, I have to admit! I need to try it on a few more times before making a firm decision. I hope you find yours soon-- H so rarely does that particular shade of sea-turquoise in silk and it's just stunning. See, I'm already talking myself back into it....
I love how thorough your review was! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and various tying photos. I’ve been collecting scarves for awhile and my one comment about the two of the same palette is go for what you love. Blue dominates my collection, but because I love it, I always wear them. For Equateur, I love the turquoise colorway personally. It does feel animal forward though because this colorway doesn’t have the contrast of the forest. Maybe look at another colorway that blends the animals a bit more? OR tie it like a necklace if you really love the colorway and want to try to make it work.
Wise words all around-- thank you! Funny you should mention blue, because that's always been a go-to color for me, and was the predominant color in my collection for the first few years of my scarf-buying. Then I started self-flagellating over having too much blue and culled a lot of my blue 90s. Now I have barely ANY blue, and I miss it-- it was silly to ration a favorite color.
I see what you mean with your Equateur analysis too, wrt the foliage. I need to take a look at the other colorways and allow myself the chance to fall in love rather than just getting fixated on the green!