Scarves Scarf of The Day 2023- Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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I still am soooo tempted by the gorgeous 140 but as you say there's only so much room in the closet and only one neck to wear the ones already there! It is fun to sigh in wonderment over all the beauties on parade here and of course, H just keeps them coming...
So true. Doesn’t matter how many silks are in the proverbial drawer, I see ones I don’t have and say, “oooh, me, maybe….” It’s the nature of H math.
Lovely, informative post, dear RBH. Your Givernys are gorgeous. Someday I will go.
Wonderful graphics and colors! Congratulations, it’s gorgeous, greycity.
Thank you, dear LKB!Gorgeous photos and mod shot @Redbirdhermes-- so nice when our silks are imbued with memories like this!
All lovely examples--among my favorites of yours-- I like your double scarf rings on Jeu d'Omnibus @Karenska!
Your menagerie-- both silky cats and real life kitties-- is irresistible @bunnycat. Sisters on the new one (silk, that is!)
Stunning-- I adore this design @lanit and feel the same! I love your beautiful corail dip dye with the black jacket!
That Heavenly Horses SE is just amazing @lanit! We are sisters on this charming design which never fails to make me smile with delight. I think that there are two recent designs that are a bit of a hat tip to this one-- Pierre Marie's Carres Volant 70 and Virginie Jamin's little equestrians on Passades et Serpentines (which also one my heart).
Love this so much @Maedi! We need bigger photos of your lovely smile and silks!
Most definitely I do need a basket issue Les Pivoines! How stunning these are @Croisette7. That orange corner on the last is truly spectacular (and thank you always for your kind remarks).
Just lovely @Coco2606-- you do gravitate towards brights and they suit you so well! Thank you for your sweet comments on my more sedate silks!
Is it true blonds have more fun?Thank you Karenska!
Handsome boi, yes....but very "blond"
Pickles: Want to play??? I can play with Frieda???? (makes motions towards stalking Frieda)
Me: Nooooo Pickles, that is NOT a good idea.
Picles: Let's play with Frieda then!
Me:
Beautiful Maedi!
Ask Pickles.
Hermes opened their store at 24, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in 1880.
Over time the building was updated. By 1975 a roof terrace had been added. Here is Robert Dumas standing on it.
And, later the horse mounted artilleraryman was added.
Looking at my scarves, I find that I own at least six different designs featuring the 24 Faubourg building.
The oldest design from 2004 is Dimitri Rybaltchenko's delightful Christmas snow globe in Noel au 24 Faubourg.
In 2007 came Benoit-Pierre Emery's fantastic kaleidoscopic design in Faubourg by Night.
In 2014 the rooftop artilleryman became the caped crusader in Dimitri Rybaltchenko's Minuit au Faubourg.
Three years later Rybaltchenko featured the building again as extraterrestrials invade Hermes in Space Shopping au Faubourg. This is one of my very favorite designs.
The following year Ugo Gattoni featured the building as the Formula One Grand Prix race came to Paris, Gattoni style, in Le Grand Prix du Faubourg.
In 2021 we find that 24 Faubourg has been overgrown by the jungle in Octave Marsal and Theo de Gueltzl's Faubourg Tropical.
In addition, the men's scarf Faubourg Party, by Tibor Karpati, is currently available and features the building transformed into a fantastical nightclub.
My scarf of the day is Space Shopping au Faubourg.
Over time the building was updated. By 1975 a roof terrace had been added. Here is Robert Dumas standing on it.
And, later the horse mounted artilleraryman was added.
Looking at my scarves, I find that I own at least six different designs featuring the 24 Faubourg building.
The oldest design from 2004 is Dimitri Rybaltchenko's delightful Christmas snow globe in Noel au 24 Faubourg.
In 2007 came Benoit-Pierre Emery's fantastic kaleidoscopic design in Faubourg by Night.
In 2014 the rooftop artilleryman became the caped crusader in Dimitri Rybaltchenko's Minuit au Faubourg.
Three years later Rybaltchenko featured the building again as extraterrestrials invade Hermes in Space Shopping au Faubourg. This is one of my very favorite designs.
The following year Ugo Gattoni featured the building as the Formula One Grand Prix race came to Paris, Gattoni style, in Le Grand Prix du Faubourg.
In 2021 we find that 24 Faubourg has been overgrown by the jungle in Octave Marsal and Theo de Gueltzl's Faubourg Tropical.
In addition, the men's scarf Faubourg Party, by Tibor Karpati, is currently available and features the building transformed into a fantastical nightclub.
My scarf of the day is Space Shopping au Faubourg.
Fabulous comparison!
Nice line-up and am twins with you on Space Shopping! I adore this design as well!
More green and gold today. Birds birds birds!
Thank you orchard! I hope to be your twin sometime...????
Pickles IS a darling. 
Fantastic pics Croisette!
Love this beautiful riot of color!
Oh- this is so stunning on you LKB! Is this more green you are trying to add on for 2023?
Thank scarf sista!Gorgeous photos and mod shot @Redbirdhermes-- so nice when our silks are imbued with memories like this!
All lovely examples--among my favorites of yours-- I like your double scarf rings on Jeu d'Omnibus @Karenska!
Your menagerie-- both silky cats and real life kitties-- is irresistible @bunnycat. Sisters on the new one (silk, that is!)
Stunning-- I adore this design @lanit and feel the same! I love your beautiful corail dip dye with the black jacket!
That Heavenly Horses SE is just amazing @lanit! We are sisters on this charming design which never fails to make me smile with delight. I think that there are two recent designs that are a bit of a hat tip to this one-- Pierre Marie's Carres Volant 70 and Virginie Jamin's little equestrians on Passades et Serpentines (which also one my heart).
Love this so much @Maedi! We need bigger photos of your lovely smile and silks!
Most definitely I do need a basket issue Les Pivoines! How stunning these are @Croisette7. That orange corner on the last is truly spectacular (and thank you always for your kind remarks).
Just lovely @Coco2606-- you do gravitate towards brights and they suit you so well! Thank you for your sweet comments on my more sedate silks!
Fantastic post rbh and more super old vs new connections!
Love this on you! The feathers are so detailed.
Sharing one of my most vintage feel pieces - Coupe de Gala - in CSGM format.
"Wlodek Kaminski was inspired by antique prints for his 2018 scarf design, now revisited from a new perspective. This five-seater carriage, commissioned in 1894 by the Chinese empress Cixi from the highly respected Parisian house of Mühlbacher, impressed its contemporaries with its originality. It was even the subject of an article in the specialized magazine "La Carrosserie francaise".
I live hundreds of miles away from the nearest H boutique and rarely get the chance to shop IRL so this is one of the few pieces I actually bought in person! Fell in love with the color and how the classic design drapes to achieve a balance of classy and casual. Symbolizing being on the go with the carriage, it has now made a trip with me abroad (one of only two pieces to travel with me). This one got to see the Maldives, albeit from the inside of a suitcase. It did keep me plenty warm traversing airport land to and fro.
Now it warms my neck and shoulders while at work, filling me with memories of sunny island life.
"Wlodek Kaminski was inspired by antique prints for his 2018 scarf design, now revisited from a new perspective. This five-seater carriage, commissioned in 1894 by the Chinese empress Cixi from the highly respected Parisian house of Mühlbacher, impressed its contemporaries with its originality. It was even the subject of an article in the specialized magazine "La Carrosserie francaise".
I live hundreds of miles away from the nearest H boutique and rarely get the chance to shop IRL so this is one of the few pieces I actually bought in person! Fell in love with the color and how the classic design drapes to achieve a balance of classy and casual. Symbolizing being on the go with the carriage, it has now made a trip with me abroad (one of only two pieces to travel with me). This one got to see the Maldives, albeit from the inside of a suitcase. It did keep me plenty warm traversing airport land to and fro.
Now it warms my neck and shoulders while at work, filling me with memories of sunny island life.
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