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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2024 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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I believe Thibaut Huchard has only done 2 designs for H so far, Carnaval des animaux and one 70. I certainly hope to see more of him in the future, I like the windows he has made for the brand and his art style, particularly the medieval theme.
Thank you @Karenska for hosting such a festive week to get us into the spirit. I hope your deserved your much-deserved tipple.
Thank you for kicking off the week with a fascinating theme @xincinsin. I am very looking forward to this week too!
Thank you for kicking off the week with a fascinating theme @xincinsin. I am very looking forward to this week too!
Kawa Ora ties so beautifully. It looks lovely on you.
Beautiful, @LKBNOLA. Enjoy the family celebrations.
It’s an absolute grail on you. It looks so good every time.
Wonderful cw for you @Nomad! If I didn’t already have this in two cws in a 90 and in CSGM, I’d be hunting this one down too. Enjoy wearing it!I believe Carine Brancowitz has less than 5 designs. But not 100%. This is my second by her, a new-in of En Liberte. I couldn’t decide on a cw during the season. I eventually zeroed in on this cw. Better late than never right. Tag cameo as it was new with tags, and was playing around with it. I have loved each tieso it’s def a keeper.
Thrilled to be twins with @Jereni and there was a scarfie on here who was my inspiration for choosing my cw but not 100% sure who it was now
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I don’t have Baobab Cat but I do really love Ardmore Artists too. It’s not a scarf day today so here is an archive photo of La Marche du Zambeze. I wouldn’t mind a Savana Dance at some point.
The artist for today - Matthieu Cosse - has done several different designs for H. Not all would have attracted our attention because the design was used for non-scarf items like towels. This year, he visited my shores to design the windows at the Singapore flagship.
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Cosse designed Isola di Primavera and Au Royaume d'Helios. Both of which I almost bought, but the scarf budget was diverted to other scarves I liked more. They tie very well IMO but are not exactly my style. He recently designed a twilly which I loved: the adorable Les Chiens Parisiens. I wonder if he will do a Les Chats Parisiens?
The twilly, tied in a simple half-bow, and pairing it with my genuine dog collar
Miss Paris? Head down to Hermes Liat Towers to experience a joyful depiction of the maison's Faubourg flagship
Hermes unveils Checkmate At The Faubourg, an artist windows project by Matthieu Cosse.
www.thepeakmagazine.com.sg
Cosse designed Isola di Primavera and Au Royaume d'Helios. Both of which I almost bought, but the scarf budget was diverted to other scarves I liked more. They tie very well IMO but are not exactly my style. He recently designed a twilly which I loved: the adorable Les Chiens Parisiens. I wonder if he will do a Les Chats Parisiens?
The twilly, tied in a simple half-bow, and pairing it with my genuine dog collar
Archive Les Ailes de Pegase by Camille Pozzo di Borgo - I think this is her only design so far.
I've found the original artwork in her site:
I've found the original artwork in her site:
Hello essiedub, thank you for your comment. The tie is one of MaiTai's from her ScarfArt App and is called Double Scarf Twist. You fold 2 gavroches in the basic bias, and when you fold you can make the cat's face show. You tie the gavroches together by using a small Chaine d'ancre scarf ring and place this around your neck. Then you bring one side over and under the opposite side ("twist") and finally bring both ends behind your neck and tie in a double knot. Of course whenever you fold the 2 gavroches, the result will always be different, you just have to try, it is quite easy and you can "play".
Thank you for the information about Matthieu Cosse. I guess that I own all three of his designs. The twilly in particular was a must purchase. I don't wear twillies much, so I don't get many, but Les Chiens Parisiens was a quick decision to buy. It's adorable.The artist for today - Matthieu Cosse - has done several different designs for H. Not all would have attracted our attention because the design was used for non-scarf items like towels. This year, he visited my shores to design the windows at the Singapore flagship.
Miss Paris? Head down to Hermes Liat Towers to experience a joyful depiction of the maison's Faubourg flagship
Hermes unveils Checkmate At The Faubourg, an artist windows project by Matthieu Cosse.
Cosse designed Isola di Primavera and Au Royaume d'Helios. Both of which I almost bought, but the scarf budget was diverted to other scarves I liked more. They tie very well IMO but are not exactly my style. He recently designed a twilly which I loved: the adorable Les Chiens Parisiens. I wonder if he will do a Les Chats Parisiens?
The twilly, tied in a simple half-bow, and pairing it with my genuine dog collar
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Charming! The twilly is set off so perfectly by that sweater! And I love a good theme stretch.
I believe Thibaut Huchard has only done 2 designs for H so far, Carnaval des animaux and one 70. I certainly hope to see more of him in the future, I like the windows he has made for the brand and his art style, particularly the medieval theme.
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Love the tones of this, I don’t think I’m familiar with this cw.
Glorious colors, and so perfect with your lippie!!! I love a classic cowboy knot peeking out of a coat.
Le Monde du Polo, by Chantal de Crissey
I think she designt just one for H
I think she designt just one for H
Do I hear exploding 🐓 🐓! 😆Exploding chickens -> exploding unicorn cocktails
Annie Faivre is probably the anti-thesis of the theme this week but it is TIME to break out the holiday looks so, cannot be helped. I have less than 5 red and blue scarves!!!! …. Theme stretch?
I hope that I will be corrected if I am wrong, but I think that Baptiste Virot has three designs for Hermès: Ça Decoiffe 90, Faubourg City 70, and the darling Hermès Factory double-face that I have grown to love for its witty design and the colors if my cw. I pretty much adore it. And my coin pearl pendant (shown) and matching earrings (not shown) are perfect with it. The reverse rose and gris is peeping out. Showing the scarf with pendant and favorite scene in the design - Paris and the Eiffel Tower at sunset.
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Good evening!!!!
Today I only wore scarves to be on theme. I have mainly been serving as domestic godess , occupying the kitchen to be ready for tomorrow’s feast.
Some of today’s products:
Two ducks and two socks (yess I made it in time)
These two scarves are from designers who only - for now - have made one scarf for H.
But they are both among my favourites!!
Arlette Ess : lazy Leopardesses
And Claus Rye Schierbeck : Grand carosse royal
Wish you all a very happy and blessed Holiday!!!
Today I only wore scarves to be on theme. I have mainly been serving as domestic godess , occupying the kitchen to be ready for tomorrow’s feast.
Some of today’s products:
Two ducks and two socks (yess I made it in time)
These two scarves are from designers who only - for now - have made one scarf for H.
But they are both among my favourites!!
Arlette Ess : lazy Leopardesses
And Claus Rye Schierbeck : Grand carosse royal
Wish you all a very happy and blessed Holiday!!!
I believe Aboriginal artist Gloria Petyarre designed this single scarf Le Reve de Gloria for Hermes based a frequent motif used in her paintings, Bush Medicine Leaves.
Here’s a link to the Sydney Morning Herald with some background on the scarf. https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/fa...-fashion-house-a-good-wrap-20091018-h2yf.html
The scarf booklet description:
Initially I did not see the beauty in this design so did not buy it when it was readily available in my home store, but after growing to appreciate Australian Aboriginal art through many trips to OZ, I decided I must have this scarf. I was lucky enough to find one hiding in a drawer well past the season it was issued at FRA H store and scooped it up. However, I would have preferred the black colourway, but have not been able to locate one, and the scarf does not come up from resellers very often. My SOTD Le Reve de Gloria:
And the amazing colourway I'm still searching for.
Here’s a link to the Sydney Morning Herald with some background on the scarf. https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/fa...-fashion-house-a-good-wrap-20091018-h2yf.html
The scarf booklet description:
Initially I did not see the beauty in this design so did not buy it when it was readily available in my home store, but after growing to appreciate Australian Aboriginal art through many trips to OZ, I decided I must have this scarf. I was lucky enough to find one hiding in a drawer well past the season it was issued at FRA H store and scooped it up. However, I would have preferred the black colourway, but have not been able to locate one, and the scarf does not come up from resellers very often. My SOTD Le Reve de Gloria:
And the amazing colourway I'm still searching for.
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