Scarves Scarf of The Day 2023- Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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So,nice to be your twin, MAGJES!I totally agree!
Twins on the last 70 here with the beautiful brown hem and I love that green plumes!
As many have noted, Dallet’s big cats are classic. I once had a PMCS of Kenya and while I adored the colors I just don’t do classic. I’m more of an Alice Shirley big cat type.
SOTD Wild Singapore
SOTD Wild Singapore
OMG Pickles is so fluffy! Current kitty-in-residence Table keeps giving me the side-eye, so I don't think she will be amenable to modelling a scarf yet (or ever...)
Seen here enjoying the newest grocery box
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The best you can do is lay something next to her for a photo op....that's all I've managed with Snick and Pick. Table is adorable! she looks related to our Fiona in her marking pattern- pattern sister from afar. 
Beautiful old versus new comparisons Croisette!
Yeees!!! I do believe you are so right!!!!Look at all those fantastic critters!!!!!
An excellent comparison. Of course, now I am gaga over the cat on it... 
Stunning on you Tlf!
Beautiful selections for updates Pirula! Your BdeG en F is spectacular!
I'm always going to have a soft spot in my heart for Dallet's cats. But the WS is just FABULOUS!!!!
Just to chime in. As far as the contrasting hems go, there are some vintage designs that do have contrasting hems - for example, Carpe Diem/Gloria Soli, Astres et Soleils, maybe there are a few others. But mostly, H started to incorporate them more regularly in 2000s era, that's true. And I love your red hem on the Couvertures!
Today I'm taking a look at a couple of Hermes automobile scarves. Teuf-Teuf was designed by Philippe Ledoux in 1971 as a Special Edition for the Schlumpf automobile museum. The vintage car is centered with vignettes in each of the four corners along with automobile parts acting as a decorative ribbon and frame with a wide border and matching hem encasing the overall design. I see these elements in many of the classic Hermes scarf designs.
Formule Chic is a double face scarf designed by Dimitri Rybaltchenko in 2020 showing a classic car on one side, and a modern racing car on the other, with both designs shown from the perspective of the driver. Like many modern Hermes scarves, the design goes to the edge and is framed by a contrasting colored hem. Interestingly, the artist has added white lines converging to a focal point, implying the passage of the past into the future or the reverse. They remind me of hyperspace lines in Star Wars, implying travel exceeding the speed of light. Mathematically, this could imply travel into the past.
Here are archive modeling photos of Teuf-Teuf and the Formula One car side of Formule Chic.
For my scarf of the day, I am wearing the classic car side of Formule Chic. I love this image of driving down a quiet country road surrounded by leafy green trees.
Formule Chic is a double face scarf designed by Dimitri Rybaltchenko in 2020 showing a classic car on one side, and a modern racing car on the other, with both designs shown from the perspective of the driver. Like many modern Hermes scarves, the design goes to the edge and is framed by a contrasting colored hem. Interestingly, the artist has added white lines converging to a focal point, implying the passage of the past into the future or the reverse. They remind me of hyperspace lines in Star Wars, implying travel exceeding the speed of light. Mathematically, this could imply travel into the past.
Here are archive modeling photos of Teuf-Teuf and the Formula One car side of Formule Chic.
For my scarf of the day, I am wearing the classic car side of Formule Chic. I love this image of driving down a quiet country road surrounded by leafy green trees.
Thank you bunnycat!
Beautiful old versus new comparisons Croisette!
Look at all those fantastic critters!!!!!
Stunning on you Tlf!
Beautiful selections for updates Pirula! Your BdeG en F is spectacular!
Not exactly old, but it was my second H scarf (and blue for whatever that's worth), the Summer Party Muffler for a dreary day:
I love its robots, so also have the slightly newer Mr. Farrier Patch Muffler:
I love its robots, so also have the slightly newer Mr. Farrier Patch Muffler:
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Grateful for the distraction this forum provided in a very sad time for our family: scarves, kittens and dogs!
SOTD is the multi 2023 spring / summer scarf, not sure whether on theme with e.g. Brides de destin?
SOTD is the multi 2023 spring / summer scarf, not sure whether on theme with e.g. Brides de destin?
Big hugs to you, my dear Agrume.
Sorry agrume. Glad any of us can help distracting
Hello, Scarflandia. I am pretty sure any time a scarf has the word "remix" in the title it is likely to be a new take on a prior design! The very first Hermes scarf, “Jeu des Omnibus et Dames Blanches,” debuted in 1937, and was created from a woodblock engraving by Robert Dumas, a member of the extended Hermès family. Named after a popular parlor game, the scarf featured a group of women enjoying the sport at center, encircled by two concentric rings of horse-drawn buses. In 2007, Hermes issued a vintage 70 scarf of the same design to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the first carre. And then in 2017, Hermes issued Jeu Des Omnibus Remix by Gianpaolo Pagni. This design puts a new spin on the first scarf print with the addition of geometric lines and circles. Here are photos of the original (which I do not have), the 70 vintage anniversary issue and my cw of the Remix:
And mod shots (of course!)
And mod shots (of course!)
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Dear @Agrume-- I am so sorry to hear this and I hope we can continue to provide any small amount of solace to you at this time. You have my sincere sympathy and best wishes. Your new scarf is beautiful and serene. Sending you hugs and holding you in my thoughts...
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