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Silkies, I'm starting the week a few hours early. I enjoyed learning about our feature artist this week:

Philippe Ledoux

Philippe Ledoux was enlisted by Robert Dumas in 1947 to design for the Maison Hermès. His amazing talents as an artist and illustrator can be enjoyed in the 90 carrés that he had created during his tenure at the design house. His last two carrés, La Marine (a Rames) and Les Trois Mousquetaires, were finished by his nephew, Vladimir Rybaltchenko, after a motorcycle accident that took his life in 1975 (could not confirm the year). Hermès issued a number of Ledoux’s carrés posthumously.

With over 90 pieces attributed to his name, the list is mighty long. Just to name a few:

Cosmos
Ecuries
Gronland from 1982
L’Hiver
Napoleon
Springs
Pavois
And maybe the most famous, 1958’s Phaeton.

Phaeton is amazing and I know several Silkies own it. I hope this piece of silk fabulosity comes out this week again. And my one Ledoux: Pavois.

Thank you for the information sparklelisab! It is fabulous for someone like me that is newer to the Hermes world of silk:graucho: Your own Pavois looks lovely on you, too:D
 
Hmmmm.... I guess you're right. Daimyo was sort of an early birthday present. :whistle:

But, you see (are you ready for the rationalization?) Daimyo was a scarf birthday present. What I just bought is my jewelry birthday present. :D

Oopsie! Sorry for the humongous size of the photo. I have no idea how/why that happened!

I LOVE these earrings Elaine! What a perfect jewelry birthday gift! And, you can't forget about a birthday bag:graucho:
 
Ditto Lanit (above). Shoes are great too!

Croisette!! Gasp gasp! I have to post this before you do: "La Marine a Rames"; a collaboration between Ledoux and Vladimir Rybaltchenko

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I think this is my only Ledoux, but it's a favorite in my drawer: a PM cashmere L'Hiver en Poste from back in the (IMO) good old days of the rolled hem. This one ties so beautifully. I think my favorite part is the tiny little white polka-dots of snow falling at the top border.


Jahna your La Marine a Rames is especially fascinating being a collaboration! :D
Calexandre, I love your L'hiver en Poste! Especially the snow:D
Croisette I love this CE on you!
 
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