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Scarves Scarf of The Day 2025 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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Thank you! ... yes, the birds are multiple worthy, hope you find a mint one soon.Thank you dear @Cookiefiend but this is not new! (although I do have a new-ish blue version🐦)
This is truly fantabulous on the red and I love your "rosy knots" @paula24jen -- great lippie also!
Thank you @AnnaE! I would agree....
Congratulations @Maedi-- this is wonderful on you! That pink is so happy and cheerful and the center colors are lovely on this one as well. Great choice!
Thank you @LitGeek-- hard to say no to any bird scarf!
I love this whole look @cascade2021 but how on earth did you get a 140 to do this? Please share your magic secret!
What a lovely cw @darkstar66. This is a "birth year" design for me and while I was able to find one, it is not the cw I wish for so I am still in the hunt...
I bet you look great @silveredwings4 -- and I am eager to try this tie of yours!
Thank you dear @Croisette7. I have a bright blue also and am hoping to add a light pastel next...perhaps I will find your lovely mint one!
How gorgeous on this textured top @Croisette7! Thank you for the inspiration-- this is giving me ideas for my lovely Grand Apparat Forever with similar colors...
Both are marvellous ... your earrings are matching the Tralala border, lovely!
Thank you so much, LKBNOLA! Love your little Tralala!
Oh wow, what a priceless experience! I am so happy for you.
Lovely scarves, too, of course.
Haha, when I posted the pictures I thought that I can’t for the life of me recall how I tied them!
Thank you. It's very simple, 140 silk plume is very thin. I folded the scarf diagonally to make a strip and wrapped it around my neck, tying it at the back.Thank you dear @Cookiefiend but this is not new! (although I do have a new-ish blue version
This is truly fantabulous on the red and I love your "rosy knots" @paula24jen -- great lippie also!
Thank you @AnnaE! I would agree....
Congratulations @Maedi-- this is wonderful on you! That pink is so happy and cheerful and the center colors are lovely on this one as well. Great choice!
Thank you @LitGeek-- hard to say no to any bird scarf!
I love this whole look @cascade2021 but how on earth did you get a 140 to do this? Please share your magic secret!
What a lovely cw @darkstar66. This is a "birth year" design for me and while I was able to find one, it is not the cw I wish for so I am still in the hunt...
I bet you look great @silveredwings4 -- and I am eager to try this tie of yours!
Thank you dear @Croisette7. I have a bright blue also and am hoping to add a light pastel next...perhaps I will find your lovely mint one!
How gorgeous on this textured top @Croisette7! Thank you for the inspiration-- this is giving me ideas for my lovely Grand Apparat Forever with similar colors...
How fabulous @EtsyBoss! Thank you for sharing this incredible experience with us! Congratulations and looking forward to more travel stories when you return. Your new pieces are lovely including some none H draped with your Lanternes!!!
Thank you Ex Libris twin! Such a nice coincidence with the earrings-- I know you know how fun it is when your jewelry and your scarf can be such nice friends @Croisette7!
Thank you @Agrume! I just fell so hard for the colors!
Haha, when I posted the pictures I thought that I can’t for the life of me recall how I tied them!
Thank you @paula24jen. I was laughing about my head to toe tropical toile outfit looking like a 1980s leisure suit! But I love it anyway
. I think (for @Jereni) that your first two knots are Cherry B's rosy knot? There may be a tutorial for it but that is what it looked like to me in case that helps!!!!
The green in this beauty is so refreshing. Looks fabulous on you.
I am so so happy for you @EtsyBoss, I know this was a dream of yours. I had the chance to live the same experience last year, very moving. What a wonderful trip. Enjoy the climb tomorrow, so brave of you but I am sure it is going to be magnificent!!!
Thank you for sharing such a magnificent adventure with us. I cant imagine the emotions of being to close to gorillas!!
Hi, friends! Today, we are wrapping up the story. Hugo Grygkar published 6 designs in 1959 and 1 in 1960. As he sadly died in February 1959, I imagine most, if not all, of these were published posthumously (I am not sure how seasons worked back then)
1959:
À la gloire de la légion étrangère II
Floralies
Harnais de cérémonie
La volière des dames
Minéraux
Panache & Fantaisie
And in 1960, co-created with Colonel Margot of Cadre Noir in Saumur, Cadre Noir.
1959:
I actually have all of these but I have conveniently forgotten to take out both the À la gloire de la légion étrangère II and the Harnais de cérémonie. But I think all of you have seen enough Grygkar this week to last you for a while.
Floralies -- to compensate for forgetting the others, I managed to photograph two colorways of Floralies, one with the title and one without. Exciting stuff! Once again, I have no idea why there are two different versions. Did they want to A/B test things? Did they just want to confuse the collectors of the future?
La volière des dames -- one more of the few Grygkar jacquards. Look at all these hummingbirds! Not sure why they are exclusively for the ladies, but I sure appreciate them. They must have gone through huge quantities of sugar water to keep those hummingbirds though.
Minéraux -- I love this scarf! Mine is a later reissue. It's really quite an amazing (and very contemporary) design. AND I have proof I do wear my scarves!!!
Panache & Fantaisie -- it's quite lovely. Re-issued several times.
1960:
Cadre Noir: As I mentioned during Equestrian Week, there are 4 'Big Four' riding schools in Europe, each with their own Hermes scarf:
As you can see, in this last year, Hugo Grygkar drew from his usual wide variety of inspiration: equestrian, ornithological, floral, and French history.
This completes our silky adventure in Grygkar-land. I started the week a bit early, so I am finishing a bit early as well. I will share some reflections tomorrow to wrap things up.
1959:
À la gloire de la légion étrangère II
Floralies
Harnais de cérémonie
La volière des dames
Minéraux
Panache & Fantaisie
And in 1960, co-created with Colonel Margot of Cadre Noir in Saumur, Cadre Noir.
1959:
I actually have all of these but I have conveniently forgotten to take out both the À la gloire de la légion étrangère II and the Harnais de cérémonie. But I think all of you have seen enough Grygkar this week to last you for a while.
Floralies -- to compensate for forgetting the others, I managed to photograph two colorways of Floralies, one with the title and one without. Exciting stuff! Once again, I have no idea why there are two different versions. Did they want to A/B test things? Did they just want to confuse the collectors of the future?
La volière des dames -- one more of the few Grygkar jacquards. Look at all these hummingbirds! Not sure why they are exclusively for the ladies, but I sure appreciate them. They must have gone through huge quantities of sugar water to keep those hummingbirds though.
Minéraux -- I love this scarf! Mine is a later reissue. It's really quite an amazing (and very contemporary) design. AND I have proof I do wear my scarves!!!
Panache & Fantaisie -- it's quite lovely. Re-issued several times.
1960:
Cadre Noir: As I mentioned during Equestrian Week, there are 4 'Big Four' riding schools in Europe, each with their own Hermes scarf:
- Cadre Noir -- in Saumur, France -- 2 scarves: Saumur by Jacques Nam, 1938; Cadre Noir by Margot & Grygkar, 1960
- Spanish Riding School -- in Vienna, Austria -- L'Ecole Espagnole de Vienne by Ledoux in 1967
- Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art -- in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain -- Real Escuela Andaluza del Arte Ecuestre by Hubert de Watrigant, 1997.
- Ecole Portugaise d'Arte Equestre -- an eponymous scarf by Philippe Dumas, 2006
As you can see, in this last year, Hugo Grygkar drew from his usual wide variety of inspiration: equestrian, ornithological, floral, and French history.
This completes our silky adventure in Grygkar-land. I started the week a bit early, so I am finishing a bit early as well. I will share some reflections tomorrow to wrap things up.
A few more Hugos. Les Clés bandana, Brides de Gala dd (first dd edition with the most charming photo ads), Ecuries and off topic a lucky find in the Frankfurt airport store Carré sur l’herbe.
Both looks are sensational in how you’re picking up design details with your accessories. My mouth is watering reading about your dessert. Safe travels back.