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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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Beautiful Grottes, I love that reddish brown colours so much, and it seems to be everywhere this winter too 😍 I also am a big fan of your cw of GTN, and so pretty with that dress. Safe travels @LKBNOLA !
I was in the Lisbon boutique today and they are expecting the new FW collection by the end of this month @LitGeek. I love your mystère, hope to see some mod shots soon!
Oh it must be beautiful on you! I bet your photos will scarfluence me in getting that cw too @Maedi 😊
This is just epic on you with your beautiful hair @Helena7 😍
Confettis d'Ex-Libris mousseline stole is my scarf of the day.
My GOTD is Cochers des écuries impériales - grande livrée à la française, which I didn’t get to show when I talked about 1953.
Off topic with Coup de Fouet, while sitting on the deck listening to the rain ❤️
@LKBNOLA, love this choice of travel scarf, Grand Theatre Nouveau CSGM, is perfect with your dress. Did your DH notice the mix of patterns?
Thank you @Lellabelle, @Maedi, @redheaddem, @HermesEchidna, @LitGeek and @Croisette7 for the lexical love, the travel wishes, the pattern mixing encouragement and the lovely comments. So nice! As for my pattern-mixing-averse DH, he was not traveling avec moi so...while the cat is away, the mice will play, right?
This is a great outfit @Snausages! Classic and Edgy. Love it!
I so wish this summery cw would have been available in the US @Agrume! Love the color combo...
Your Fleurs de Montagne is so covetable to me @Jacq1! Be on your guard lest a white haired lady appear and quickly unwind it from your neck before vanishing without a trace! Sisters on the Rendez-vous 70!
Love seeing the new scarf ring in action @HermesEchidna-- it is especially well suited to this gorgeous Pavements!
This is such a lovely color on you @Jereni!
Lovely outfit (and love your CdC) @AnnaE. Also regarding all your posts of this week, I hope you are putting them into a folder and perhaps you can ever create a Gygkar Reference Thread or Ode Thread? It would be such a shame to not consolidate all this research so well illustrated with your examples. I am sure I am not alone in this wish!
Oh, me oh my! I get a case of travel-induced hives just reading this post @Teaforparrots! I hope things are sorted out and you can rustle up a scarf somewhere... Always love your Cheval Turc!
This sound like the loveliest possible way to spend an afternoon @Cookiefiend...
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Haha thank you LKBNOLA, good thing there is a ocean between us, i think i am safe for now
Although not really, how nice would it be to have scarf friends near by and swap out our treasures?
I borrowed my very good friend two of my favorites scarves this week since she was going to a wedding, and it is so fun to share the scarf love …
Greetings, all. I have successfully navigated my medical day in NOLA and am now going to have tea with my dear neighbor and friend. I join the silken aviary of Les Oiseaux des Champs et de Bois with my GOTD today. Delighted to be sisters with @Croisette7, @Cookiefiend, @darkstar66 and @FizzyWater (I think has the all blue?) and twins with @xincinsin. As our @Teaforparrots would say: BIRDS BIRDS BIRDS...
Interesting thought. I could do an Ode to Grygkar thread if there is interest.
I have been saving the photos under a separate Grygkar album in my phone, so at least that's a start.
Alright, onto 1957 and 1958! Towards the end of his life, Hugo Grygkar did fewer designs: 7 in 1957 and 8 in 1958. It is possible he was already not doing well, or something else was driving this.
1957:
This is the year of Brides de Gala! The story goes that Hugo Grygkar was experimenting with one of the Hermès family members when he put together two bridles, 'One, belonging to the Mexican emperor Maximilian I, features figures of mermaids emerging from Horns of Plenty. The other is decorated with the elaborate arms of the Comtes de Ferronays.' The rest is history.
Another scarf from that year is Les Édifices de Paris -- this is a fun and fairly unknown design; really great for all of us Paris lovers out there.
We also have this Jeanne D'Arc -- Croiseur Ecole -- oh, you thought we were done with this cruiser? Nope.
Here is a charming and not often seen scarf -- Poste aux Lettres -- not sure that Sûreté Célérité always applies, but... -- I do wonder if this was some sort of partnership with the French postal service?
1958
Bois De Bologne is likely the most famous scarf from this year. I know lots and lots of you have one.
Then we have this Chasse au Renard. Cute fox; let's not ponder its sad end. I don't want to get into the ethics of fox hunting; I am confident Hermès would not do a scarf like this these days.
And my favorite weird pair: Provence and Provincia. They are both about Provence. The Provincia scarf says 'La Provence' at the bottom just in case you were confused.
Provincia is indeed Latin for Provence if my high school Latin is correct. In fact, the word provincial and the word Provence originate from the Latin 'provincia' -- Provence was Italy's first province outside of Italy.
So now you know some fun facts, but why are there two scarves? That I don't know. Just one of those weird Hermès things I guess.
What's interesting about some of Grygkar's later work is that many of the scarves are still quite rare, despite it being quite a bit later than the early days of say 1943. Les Édifices de Paris is genuinely hard to find, and many others are not that common, either. I think it does emphasize his value as an artist!
Tomorrow, we will wrap up with Grygkar's last years and on Saturday, we will host some reflections on his work.
1957:
This is the year of Brides de Gala! The story goes that Hugo Grygkar was experimenting with one of the Hermès family members when he put together two bridles, 'One, belonging to the Mexican emperor Maximilian I, features figures of mermaids emerging from Horns of Plenty. The other is decorated with the elaborate arms of the Comtes de Ferronays.' The rest is history.
Another scarf from that year is Les Édifices de Paris -- this is a fun and fairly unknown design; really great for all of us Paris lovers out there.
We also have this Jeanne D'Arc -- Croiseur Ecole -- oh, you thought we were done with this cruiser? Nope.
Here is a charming and not often seen scarf -- Poste aux Lettres -- not sure that Sûreté Célérité always applies, but... -- I do wonder if this was some sort of partnership with the French postal service?
1958
Bois De Bologne is likely the most famous scarf from this year. I know lots and lots of you have one.
Then we have this Chasse au Renard. Cute fox; let's not ponder its sad end. I don't want to get into the ethics of fox hunting; I am confident Hermès would not do a scarf like this these days.
And my favorite weird pair: Provence and Provincia. They are both about Provence. The Provincia scarf says 'La Provence' at the bottom just in case you were confused.
Provincia is indeed Latin for Provence if my high school Latin is correct. In fact, the word provincial and the word Provence originate from the Latin 'provincia' -- Provence was Italy's first province outside of Italy.
So now you know some fun facts, but why are there two scarves? That I don't know. Just one of those weird Hermès things I guess.
What's interesting about some of Grygkar's later work is that many of the scarves are still quite rare, despite it being quite a bit later than the early days of say 1943. Les Édifices de Paris is genuinely hard to find, and many others are not that common, either. I think it does emphasize his value as an artist!
Tomorrow, we will wrap up with Grygkar's last years and on Saturday, we will host some reflections on his work.
Oh, I left one out from 1957 — Floréal! all I know is that Floréal was the eighth month of the French ********** calendar, from mid-April to mod-May. Despite my obsessive love for the opera, I can’t actually read sheet music, so I have no idea what the notes represent. Different ChatGPT models think it is La Paloma or Plaisir d’Amour. Any ideas?
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Major congratulations on this beautiful scarf - the night sky to my morning sky!
… do I need this? Hrmmmmmmmm ….
Hello, dear Scarflandia,
I don’t know what the theme is this week and it will be a while till I catch up here…. In two weeks I’ll be on holidays and will visit here more often.
Back to more work now, grrrrr.
Scarf mail this week, DuJA. 🥰it was worth the wait, but I finally found it!
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So, so effervescently beautiful! Huge congrats!
Congrats on this new in! Such a fun design.
So elegant and what a fun pastime.
Lovely pictures, and I do especially love jacquard’s. Here are some archive shots of my decoupages, apparently last worn nearly 4 years ago - must remedy that!Hello dear scarfie friends,
Today is our national holiday 🇨🇭 but when Switzerland woke up this morning there was nothing much to celebrate.We went to one of the traditional "brunches at the farm" this morning. The appropriate scarf would have been Découpages evidently but sadly I don't own one. I saw a CSGM a while ago and was enraptured, but they are rare to find. One of my scarves has a red hem, so I wore it when we had returned, it's Le Carnaval de Venise, one of the scarves I own the longest. View attachment 6208930View attachment 6208931View attachment 6208932View attachment 6208934View attachment 6208935
