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Spring-Summer 2025

90cm Silk Twill
Bottes Story (Carine Brancowitz) H004203S
Brides de Gala en Fleurs (Christine Henry d'après Hugo Grygkar) H004192S
La Ligne Coup de Fouet (Pierre Marie) H004183S
Le Carrousel du Tigre Royal (Katie Scott) H004206S
Le Philateliste du Faubourg (Octave Marsal) H004205S
Libre Comme Pégase (Jean-Louis Sauvat) H003802S
Please Hold the Line (Dimitri Rybalchenko) H004187S
Tous en Selle (Daiske Nomura) H004204S
Un Carré sur l'Herbe (Nikki Maloof) H004181S

90cm Double Face Silk
Botanica Grafica (Gianpaolo Pagni) H903852S
Pony Pit Stop (??) (Ugo Bienvenu) H904207S
Grand Tralala (Virginie Jamin) H904208S

90cm de Toujours Silk
Attelage en Arbalète (Philippe Ledoux) H001554S
Tatersale (Henri d'Origny) H001657S
Les Sangles (Joachim Metz) H001730S

70cm Vintage Silk
Bouquets Sellier (Pierre Marie) H982842S
Carré Libre (Baptiste Virot) H984212S
Ivresse au Vent H984122S
Jour de Casting (Liz Stirling) H984213S

70cm Double Face Silk
Concours d'Etriers (Virginie Jamin) H914215S

55cm Bandana Silk
Le Rodeo des Fruits (Shinsuke Kawahara) H044214S
Les Canyons Etoilés (Pierre Marie) H042856S

45cm Gavroche Silk
Les Tresor D'un Artiste (Pierre Marie) H893119S
Ready…Go! (Baptiste Virot) H893822S
Carrick à Pompe (Philippe Ledoux) H893933S
Caractéristick Detail (Carine Brancowitz) H894219S

Twilly
Bouquets Sellier (Pierre Marie) H062842S
Effet Kaleidoscope (Gianpaolo Pagni) H063800S
Brides de Gala en Fleurs (Christine Henry/Hugo Grygkar) H064220S
Festival des Amazones Bandana (Henri d'Origny) H064217S
A Vos Crayons et Carré Libre H064221S
Les Sangles (Joachim Metz) H064424S
Collier et Chien??

140cm CSGM
Chorus Stellarum (Daiske Nomura) H243912S
Eperon d'Or et Tenues de Jour (Henri d'Origny et Jacques Eudel) H244216S
Festival des Amazones Bandana (Henri d'Origny) H244217S
Inventaire Poétique pour un Conte Sellier (Florence Manlik) H244193S
Le Livre d'Esope (Matthieu Cossé) H244073S
Thalassa (Pierre Péron) H241581S


Giant Triangle Cashmere/Silk
Ex-Libris (Hugo Grygkar) H363791S
Passades et Serpentines (Virginia Jamin) H363688S
Robe Légère (Théo de Gueltzl) H363936S

Exceptionale
90cm Marble Silk Les Mustang H004274S
Dossan Brides de Gala Marble Silk

MEN’s

100cm Cashmere/Silk
Brides de Gala Pixel H104199T
Please Hold the Line (Dimitri Rybaltchenko) H104187T
Pour Sortir (Cyrille Diatkine) H102590T

80cm Silk
Ferronnie Plein Soleil H274201T

45cm Pocket Square
Brides de Gala Pixel H804199T
 
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#947
supermommy101 said:
Beautiful! I am still debating about this, as I have way too many marine scarfs or shawls
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I think it’s something you have to see in person. I wasn’t convinced enough to buy it online because of the monochromatic look, but fell in love with the depth of the blues in person. The ink blue tone is really rich and luxurious and doesn’t translate well in pictures.
 
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julian.f said:
Went to the boutique to look at Tous en Selle CW08 IRL and it is beautiful but, as I feared, it loses a lot of its charm when tied (for me, at least). I may order online to play with it at home as I can return (can only exchange boutique purchases here). See post #935 above for full design. Quickly snapped some modeling shots but was very uncomfortable as was with an unknown SA that was rushed and made me feel rushed. She was polite but the vibe wasn't conducive to trying or buying. I needed to play more to see which knots highlight the saddles, if any, because here I get mostly the lines of the case and it is just not one I may reach for, despite its beauty. At current price points and with my personal collection size, I feel more empowered to walk away.
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Thank you for posting the tied pics. I’d been waiting for this one - I tried the other dark blue, and had similar thoughts. Agree 100% with your assessment. It’s gorgeous but I buy to wear and at this price point it has to be great tied too!
 
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julian.f said:
Here's Tous en Selle in CW8 (I believe it was requested some posts ago). Pretty accurate to H rendering. It's in shop so I will try to go down to the boutique tomorrow and try IRL myself. I do think it's gorgeous but concerned about how it ties. Only one way to find out...

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This scarf looks utterly 3D! I’m so taken with it. No more silk for awhile, but thanks for posting.
 
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rayshines said:
I finally got the Chorus Stellarium in marine / indigo. The colour pops even more in person and I absolutely adore the shade of blue. It was sold out online and I was losing all hope of getting my hands on it. My new favourite!
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Congratulations! We are twins on this beauty. It is indeed gorgeous IRL. I can’t wear shawls very often as I run warm, but this Daiske Nomura was simply irresistible. 💙🖤
 
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DrTr said:
Congratulations! We are twins on this beauty. It is indeed gorgeous IRL. I can’t wear shawls very often as I run warm, but this Daiske Nomura was simply irresistible. 💙🖤
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Thank you, twin! Your post really inspired me to do a double take. I love this artiste, but initially thought the scarf might be too monochromatic, but it looks incredible in real life. Isn’t it funny how cameras blur out details? they can make lower-quality items look better than they are, while hiding the craftsmanship and details of well-made, high-quality pieces!
 
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rayshines said:
Thank you, twin! Your post really inspired me to do a double take. I love this artiste, but initially thought the scarf might be too monochromatic, but it looks incredible in real life. Isn’t it funny how cameras blur out details? they can make lower-quality items look better than they are, while hiding the craftsmanship and details of well-made, high-quality pieces!
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So glad you took a chance! This shawl is really rich and stunning, and it ties really well too. I love his designs, and CS in a large format is perfect.
 
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cascade2021 said:
what do you mean by "so overwhelming"?
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oh sorry - in the way it totally swamps me. I can't get the size to shrink down in volume (or flatten), in picture 3 if I wear a 140 (and sometimes with the 90cm silks) in a similar way it looks like I'm wearing a neck brace. I am quite petite but do have a long neck. Hope that makes sense? Thanks.
 
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Szpp said:
oh sorry - in the way it totally swamps me. I can't get the size to shrink down in volume (or flatten), in picture 3 if I wear a 140 (and sometimes with the 90cm silks) in a similar way it looks like I'm wearing a neck brace. I am quite petite but do have a long neck. Hope that makes sense? Thanks.
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I'm tall and not petite))) I'll try to describe how I tied it.

Photo 1 - the shawl is folded into a straight strip 1/4 of the width of the shawl;
photo 2 - a bias strip 25 cm wide, fold in half, throw it around the neck with the loop down and thread the ends through the loop crosswise;
photo 3 - fold into a kerchief, turn it back 20-30 cm, tie it on the head, wrapping the ends twice around the neck, tie it in front, remove it from the head, straighten it.

The general idea is a hard edge, it is what gives the shawl stability. I hope that I explained it clearly and it will help you
 
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cascade2021 said:
I'm tall and not petite))) I'll try to describe how I tied it.

Photo 1 - the shawl is folded into a straight strip 1/4 of the width of the shawl;
photo 2 - a bias strip 25 cm wide, fold in half, throw it around the neck with the loop down and thread the ends through the loop crosswise;
photo 3 - fold into a kerchief, turn it back 20-30 cm, tie it on the head, wrapping the ends twice around the neck, tie it in front, remove it from the head, straighten it.

The general idea is a hard edge, it is what gives the shawl stability. I hope that I explained it clearly and it will help you
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Thank you I'll give them a whirl, really appreciate your assistance.
 
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