Thank you MAGJES! This one is new to me, it ties beautifully and modern!I adore this colorway!
Thanks so much Croisette & Nomad!
The scarf is Ex-Libra’s A Carreaux.
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Thank you MAGJES! This one is new to me, it ties beautifully and modern!I adore this colorway!
Thanks so much Croisette & Nomad!
The scarf is Ex-Libra’s A Carreaux.
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We‘re twins, it‘s a marvel!Off topic but trying to get the wears in before I retire this beauty for the season. Annie Faivre’s Chavalier du Caucase. I love the deep jewel tones and find them very appealing late autumn to midwinter.
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I have a feeling I am going to learn so much this week as a newbie collector, so excited! Thank you for this introductory tour through history!All those wonderful hems and borders! Keep them coming because they can apply to this week's theme too!
Something Old, Something New
Explore vintage vs new designs which share similar themes
One of my birthyear scarves is Promenades de Paris. I was tempted to find one, but my birthyear has several designs I like and this one is still in my Maybe-Someday list. When H re-issued it a few years ago, it was updated as a 70 with a delightful striped hem.
Similarly, the dashshund scarf Les Teckels was given the update treatment. The cws were modernized, a bicolour border and a striped hem added, and even the name changed to Les Bassets.
The original issue:
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Les Pivoines is one of my favourite designs. The showy blooms spill out from a basket to fill the scarf in this vintage design.
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The flower's appearance in L'Ombre des Pivoines is equally showy but reinterpreted as dreamlike and ethereal.
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Dreams - a common theme in H scarves. Nuees Imaginaires illustrates a delightful collection of fantasy animals.
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The fairly ordered dream descends into chaos in the amazing Nothing But a Dreamer which plays with both subject and perspective.
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Take a look at your scarves. Do you see differences in the way a vintage design and a recent design treat the same subject? How does H update and change perennial favourites like Ex Libris and Brides de Gala? Come share with us your discoveries!
So true about the changing border color. Great thinking. These are all gorgeous examples. I love your Regarde look. The burgundy strip is so striking on a soft beautyJust going to sneak in with a last post of another type of border-- the changing border! @MAGJES showed CSGM Botanica Grafica, which is one example and here are some others, including my own Botanica Grafica. You can see how the frame border changes color from side to side... (I believe @Redbirdhermes' noted that Au Coin du Feu also has a changeable hem?) Other examples?
70 Regarde de Soie
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Folies du Ciel 90 Double face
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Botanica Grafica CSGM
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Thank you all again for a marvelous week!
Oh yes! Great examples. I am in love with your purple border kuna. Stunning. I still remember your kuna twilly and how dramatic and beautiful that isSneaking in a few more, too. Striped hem on PdP:
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The fantastic bee border that has already been shown to great acclaim, OdC:
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Grey border with blue hem on Bouquets Selliers:
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Orange hem on beautiful blue and pink Les Becanes:
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A frame border on Kuna Peuple:
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Flower border on my other summer silk, Coup de Fouet au Bloc:
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And finally (but not really),
the great black hem on Animapolis, stunningly making all those wonderful colors POP!
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Thank you all again for making this week so very special.![]()
These Peuples are for LKB
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Tohu Bohu, 90
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Les Ailes
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This entire parade….wowza. I am in love w your changeant. I never see this one. And the blue Cartes is gorgeous. This design is on my list due to the hundreds of hours I spent with my grandmother playing cards. Never can choose a cw. This might be it. The soft white look is stunning. And the peuple parade!! Must resist!!!!Belles du Mexique
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Coupons Indiennes
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I can tell the design in this plisse which is so cool! And the ringOh my word, Croisette, these are fantastic. Love them all, of course, but that last moussie changeant is TDF. This is one of the happiest of designs, isn’t it? I have a plisse but you have convinced me that a moussie might be a very good idea. Using my mother’s ring as a scarf ring.
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Amazing examples. I didn’t even think of pivoines. You are really good! I also didn’t realize you loved that design. I absolutely love my one too.All those wonderful hems and borders! Keep them coming because they can apply to this week's theme too!
Something Old, Something New
Explore vintage vs new designs which share similar themes
One of my birthyear scarves is Promenades de Paris. I was tempted to find one, but my birthyear has several designs I like and this one is still in my Maybe-Someday list. When H re-issued it a few years ago, it was updated as a 70 with a delightful striped hem.
Similarly, the dashshund scarf Les Teckels was given the update treatment. The cws were modernized, a bicolour border and a striped hem added, and even the name changed to Les Bassets.
The original issue:
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Les Pivoines is one of my favourite designs. The showy blooms spill out from a basket to fill the scarf in this vintage design.
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The flower's appearance in L'Ombre des Pivoines is equally showy but reinterpreted as dreamlike and ethereal.
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Dreams - a common theme in H scarves. Nuees Imaginaires illustrates a delightful collection of fantasy animals.
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The fairly ordered dream descends into chaos in the amazing Nothing But a Dreamer which plays with both subject and perspective.
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Take a look at your scarves. Do you see differences in the way a vintage design and a recent design treat the same subject? How does H update and change perennial favourites like Ex Libris and Brides de Gala? Come share with us your discoveries!
Brilliant analysis. The pearl w the tight tie is perfection!Thank you for hosting hems and borders week, @Karenska , and welcome, @xincinsin , to old and new week.
Here are two scarves, both with large spotted cats and bright blue hems.
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Robert Dallet's Panthera Pardus is from a painting done in a naturalistic style, while Baobab Cat from Ardmore Artists has a distinctly modern, rather cartoonish vibe. I've tied them on this morning wearing the same outfit and showing bits of the head of each cat. I think the most striking difference is the bright colors of Baobab Cat, versus the muted tones of Panthera Pardus.
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I love both scarves and am delighted to show them both for my Scarves of the Day.
I hear you in the intimidating. Fully am with you. Funny how we have this instinctual thoughts and feelings about scarf designs. I am so glad you found your “one”. It is an inspired retake on the classic. I went with the heart gavs for my take ( before the marble haha). There is certainly one for everyone in this design. And so happy to be twins on marble!Thank you for this intro which annonces a funky and creative week.
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That's okay, I got it. Whoever knew how to host this marvel, please let me know.
When I saw the theme of the week, I told myself that I wouldn't have much to show and that I'd mostly be looking at yours. What I love about this forum is that it makes me reconsider my collection. I still have a few odds and ends for this week. I'll survive.
To start, an iconic piece: Brides de gala. If any scarf has been revisited, it's this one.
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Ok wow! Just wow! These are stunning autumn winter colors. And how the green highlights the borderOff topic but trying to get the wears in before I retire this beauty for the season. Annie Faivre’s Chavalier du Caucase. I love the deep jewel tones and find them very appealing late autumn to midwinter.
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Love shadow. Such an awesome take on the design.We all know what the original Brides de Gala looks like... I am very partial to the modern reinterpretation Brides de Gala Shadow from a few years back, which I own both in gavroche and 90 format. Blurring the details and using bright colors gives this design a poppy, almost pyschedelic makeover, which fits much better with my casual wardrobe than the super classic original design.
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Hi Anna - Nice to see you, and I especially love your reds.Oh, and here we have Wild Singapore, Panthera Pardus, and Patisserie Francaise. Hope everyone has been well!
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Thank you for hosting hems and borders week, @Karenska , and welcome, @xincinsin , to old and new week.
Here are two scarves, both with large spotted cats and bright blue hems.
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Robert Dallet's Panthera Pardus is from a painting done in a naturalistic style, while Baobab Cat from Ardmore Artists has a distinctly modern, rather cartoonish vibe. I've tied them on this morning wearing the same outfit and showing bits of the head of each cat. I think the most striking difference is the bright colors of Baobab Cat, versus the muted tones of Panthera Pardus.
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I love both scarves and am delighted to show them both for my Scarves of the Day.
This is a stunning way to wear that orange one.We all know what the original Brides de Gala looks like... I am very partial to the modern reinterpretation Brides de Gala Shadow from a few years back, which I own both in gavroche and 90 format. Blurring the details and using bright colors gives this design a poppy, almost pyschedelic makeover, which fits much better with my casual wardrobe than the super classic original design.
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Swoon on the last one and your perfect lip color to match it! **chefs kiss**Oh, and here we have Wild Singapore, Panthera Pardus, and La Patisserie Francaise. Hope everyone has been well!
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Yes it is moving particularly fast haha. Boxes is gorgeous w your brown and cowl-neck top. And no judgment ever from us scarfie in your Patagonia. We do yoga clothes and HHi, scarf friends! Wow, we are 70 pages already! No hope for me to catch up then… wanted to share some recent scarves.
* Les Boxes — wore that to the stables this morning. It is actually a very accurate portrayal of the stables, down to pigeons eating out of horse buckets.
* La Trêve d’Eau. I hope you all are very impressed with me wearing it with a Patagonia down vest. All I have to say in my defense it that it has been freezing at work.
* The lace one (I think this is Toile d’H)
* Acte III
* The Jamdani stole
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This is a smashing parade of color! That patisserie twilly is gorg on you! The tone wow. And Twins on Singapore. It is gorgeousOh, and here we have Wild Singapore, Panthera Pardus, and La Patisserie Francaise. Hope everyone has been well!
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Best use of silk ever. I always love seeing this mains cw.Synergy: my light gray and turquoise wool kimono tunic requires some color so I don’t get washed out; and I like my turquoise Petite Main best when I wear it with something other than black, so it gets a turn around my neck for a change
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Interesting idea with a scarf ring and a plisse. I assume you needed a slightly larger-than-usual ring? I should try that.Oh my word, Croisette, these are fantastic. Love them all, of course, but that last moussie changeant is TDF. This is one of the happiest of designs, isn’t it? I have a plisse but you have convinced me that a moussie might be a very good idea. Using my mother’s ring as a scarf ring.
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Thank you for the intro. It is fascinating how different new Hermes scarves are from those of yesteryear. Perhaps I should wear some of my older ones this week to remind myself how far the printing technology has come. Loves that Nuees by the way!All those wonderful hems and borders! Keep them coming because they can apply to this week's theme too!
Something Old, Something New
Explore vintage vs new designs which share similar themes
One of my birthyear scarves is Promenades de Paris. I was tempted to find one, but my birthyear has several designs I like and this one is still in my Maybe-Someday list. When H re-issued it a few years ago, it was updated as a 70 with a delightful striped hem.
Similarly, the dashshund scarf Les Teckels was given the update treatment. The cws were modernized, a bicolour border and a striped hem added, and even the name changed to Les Bassets.
The original issue:
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Les Pivoines is one of my favourite designs. The showy blooms spill out from a basket to fill the scarf in this vintage design.
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The flower's appearance in L'Ombre des Pivoines is equally showy but reinterpreted as dreamlike and ethereal.
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Dreams - a common theme in H scarves. Nuees Imaginaires illustrates a delightful collection of fantasy animals.
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The fairly ordered dream descends into chaos in the amazing Nothing But a Dreamer which plays with both subject and perspective.
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Take a look at your scarves. Do you see differences in the way a vintage design and a recent design treat the same subject? How does H update and change perennial favourites like Ex Libris and Brides de Gala? Come share with us your discoveries!
Every time I see your red Au Coin de Feu it makes me want!! I have one in light blue but such a different and festive vibe. I love the changing hem!More beautiful scarves with lovely hems from your collection, LKB. And, yes, you remember correctly, Au Coin du Feu does have a changing hem.
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