I think @Angelian has posted on this thread that there are 3 cws (black & white with incredible gold ink; a blue (ciel?) with pale colours for the wing feathers, & the red). If you do a search on this thread they should come up on various posts.
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IMHO, not a lot of CWS in reserve (today) beyond those seen on websites
Not that they cant print new ones if a need arises - heck previous years collections seemed to be printed for like 3 years, for a really popular design
Someone said... pls forgive me I cannot quote the post, some of the CWS look like death warmed over
Yes, my company too, is having a tough time getting the EXACT dye colors that customers have been requesting, it is hard all over, so bravo to H in the years of COVID
Not that they cant print new ones if a need arises - heck previous years collections seemed to be printed for like 3 years, for a really popular design
Someone said... pls forgive me I cannot quote the post, some of the CWS look like death warmed over
Yes, my company too, is having a tough time getting the EXACT dye colors that customers have been requesting, it is hard all over, so bravo to H in the years of COVID
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Merci Hermes de nous avoir confié le privilege de copier ces photos merci merci merci 
No clue if these jave been posted .. mea culpa .... via Hermes France ...
FAUBOURG TROPICAL Gueltzel et Marsal (sp ??? )
All I see is the FBG/JARDIN SUR LE TOIT untended since COVID, I will go home and shed some tears in respect for all the H artisans ! yes !
These 2021 designs were pre COVID - funny how they presage COVID
Been reading about Macrons' problems .....
I feel for all
No clue if these jave been posted .. mea culpa .... via Hermes France ...
FAUBOURG TROPICAL Gueltzel et Marsal (sp ??? )
All I see is the FBG/JARDIN SUR LE TOIT untended since COVID, I will go home and shed some tears in respect for all the H artisans ! yes !
These 2021 designs were pre COVID - funny how they presage COVID
Been reading about Macrons' problems .....
I feel for all
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There are three CWs shown in the press day pics, but it comes in more CWs. I’ve seen seven. You should ask your SA.
FAUBOURG TROPICAL is my favorite of the season, I was so excited to put the green aqua pink cw in my cart today. Love everything on this scarf until I found out there's a snake at the upper left corner before I check out, that scared me away.
Thanks for the info, Angelian. Unfortunately my SA told me Canada ordered only the black/white/gold & the ciel. I suppose I can always go for a world wide search, but as others have posted on the H-forum the Canadian terms to do a global search are quite onerous (full payment upfront with only store credit available if the scarf doesn't work out). Oh well, if we can ever travel again after Covid I can always search for this scarf on my travels.There are three CWs shown in the press day pics, but it comes in more CWs. I’ve seen seven. You should ask your SA.
Some nice color ways! This question will reveal how out of step I am, but ... what are the pixelly/paisley-like motifs in the border? Is it a video gaming reference? or ???
ooh, nice! Hope the snake didn't put you off altogether. Please post mod shots when/if you get it!
Do you think there is a chance of eperon d’or coming back as twilly? I am missing one!That Eperon d’Or is AW2019
I believe they are palm leaves and a reference to the carpet in Emile Hermes’ office where the carriage is displayed
but yeah I wouldn’t have gotten it at all had I not read about it.Full blurb from H.com -
The story behind
The phaeton, named after the son of the solar deity in Greek mythology, is a horse-drawn vehicle that was popular in the late 18th century in France and England. Lightweight and easy to handle, it allowed the driver to move swiftly around town. Here, the designer Pierre Marie presents a rear perspective of the model in the Émile Hermès collection, with its large wheels and delicately painted decoration. Around the scarf, framed by harmonious curves, a pattern of palm leaves recalls the rug in Émile Hermès' office, where this precious carriage is displayed.
They made eperon d’or Twillys some time back! I don’t recall the specific year/season...as for if they will be re-issued in the future, I’ve no idea.
HELLO GALS & GUYS,
Anybody has new intel on Cavalcadour's colorways? So far I've seen 5. Aren't there usually 9 or 12?
For those who are interested, here's a screenshot of the first 5 from Hermes Europe
Anybody has new intel on Cavalcadour's colorways? So far I've seen 5. Aren't there usually 9 or 12?
For those who are interested, here's a screenshot of the first 5 from Hermes Europe
@Luxe Confidante unfortunately I've also only seen 5, I don't know if there may be more CWs
I did realize that I missed adding 2 of the 5 CWs in this thread though, so I'm posting them here for record keeping.
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I did realize that I missed adding 2 of the 5 CWs in this thread though, so I'm posting them here for record keeping.
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Interesting, thanks!I believe they are palm leaves and a reference to the carpet in Emile Hermes’ office where the carriage is displayed
Full blurb from H.com -
The story behind
The phaeton, named after the son of the solar deity in Greek mythology, is a horse-drawn vehicle that was popular in the late 18th century in France and England. Lightweight and easy to handle, it allowed the driver to move swiftly around town. Here, the designer Pierre Marie presents a rear perspective of the model in the Émile Hermès collection, with its large wheels and delicately painted decoration. Around the scarf, framed by harmonious curves, a pattern of palm leaves recalls the rug in Émile Hermès' office, where this precious carriage is displayed.