Scarves ........The Hermès Fall/Winter 2019 Scarves...........

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
BOLDUC AU CARRE (REISSUE) BY CATY LATHAM
REF: H002408S

24 vert d'eau/beige/multicolore
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27 rouge/bordeaux/gris
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28 marine/jaune ocre/blanc
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30 rose pâle/ciel/vert d'eau
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31 bleu jean/rose vif/anthracite
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The story behind
The bolduc ribbon has been an Hermès signature since it was adopted by the house in 1949. The simple and elegant bolduc with its dotted border evoking the famous saddle stitch becomes, in the hands of Caty Latham, an intricate weave, a picture in a perfect square. The long, fine strips crisscross and interlace to conceal and reveal the carriage and groom playing hide-and-seek in this multitude of tiny squares. The surface appears to vibrate, catching the eye like a mosaic.​

90 SILK
BOLDUC AU CARRE (REISSUE) BY CATY LATHAM
REF: H002408S

33 orange/vieux rose/blanc




34 marron/rose/camel

The story behind
The bolduc ribbon has been an Hermès signature since it was adopted by the house in 1949. The simple and elegant bolduc with its dotted border evoking the famous saddle stitch becomes, in the hands of Caty Latham, an intricate weave, a picture in a perfect square. The long, fine strips crisscross and interlace to conceal and reveal the carriage and groom playing hide-and-seek in this multitude of tiny squares. The surface appears to vibrate, catching the eye like a mosaic.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
LE REGARD DE L'ARCTIQUE BY ANTOINE TZAPOFF
REF: H003322S

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03 orange/brun/bleu jean




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07

The story behind
In winter and early spring, the light of the Far North reflected off the snow and ice is of rare intensity. To protect their eyes, the Inuits invented a long visor and goggles with small holes or narrow slits, allowing only a tiny amount of light to penetrate. This scarf depicts a collection of 19th-century visors and goggles against a decorative background typical of the region around the Bering Strait. The visors from the lower Yukon, Alaska and Kodiak Island are adorned with ivory, the tail feathers of Arctic ducks or walrus whiskers, while the goggles in walrus ivory are between 500 and 2,000 years old.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
LE REGARD DE L'ARCTIQUE BY ANTOINE TZAPOFF
REF: H003322S

01
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02
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03 orange/brun/bleu jean
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06
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07
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The story behind
In winter and early spring, the light of the Far North reflected off the snow and ice is of rare intensity. To protect their eyes, the Inuits invented a long visor and goggles with small holes or narrow slits, allowing only a tiny amount of light to penetrate. This scarf depicts a collection of 19th-century visors and goggles against a decorative background typical of the region around the Bering Strait. The visors from the lower Yukon, Alaska and Kodiak Island are adorned with ivory, the tail feathers of Arctic ducks or walrus whiskers, while the goggles in walrus ivory are between 500 and 2,000 years old.​

90 SILK
LE REGARD DE L'ARCTIQUE BY ANTOINE TZAPOFF
REF: H003322S

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10 miel/marine/blanc


11

The story behind
In winter and early spring, the light of the Far North reflected off the snow and ice is of rare intensity. To protect their eyes, the Inuits invented a long visor and goggles with small holes or narrow slits, allowing only a tiny amount of light to penetrate. This scarf depicts a collection of 19th-century visors and goggles against a decorative background typical of the region around the Bering Strait. The visors from the lower Yukon, Alaska and Kodiak Island are adorned with ivory, the tail feathers of Arctic ducks or walrus whiskers, while the goggles in walrus ivory are between 500 and 2,000 years old.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
MOUNTAIN ZEBRA BY ALICE SHIRLEY
REF: H003323S

01 turquoise/orange/multicolore



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06 fuchsia/vert/multicolore



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08 cobalt/curry/ciel

The story behind
The Cape mountain zebra is a rare protected species found in the south-eastern provinces of South Africa. Alice Shirley’s design is modeled on a foal that has wandered off to explore the fynbos, the unique vegetation of the southernmost region of the country. It grows in poor soil, and is regenerated by the bush fires sparked by lightning in the dry season. In spring, the fynbos transforms into a fragrant, multi-colored carpet of flowers, a dreamlike vista. The artist has reproduced almost forty different plants to create a sumptuous setting for the little zebra.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
MOUNTAIN ZEBRA BY ALICE SHIRLEY
REF: H003323S

01 turquoise/orange/multicolore
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02
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05
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06 fuchsia/vert/multicolore
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07
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08 cobalt/curry/ciel
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The story behind
The Cape mountain zebra is a rare protected species found in the south-eastern provinces of South Africa. Alice Shirley’s design is modeled on a foal that has wandered off to explore the fynbos, the unique vegetation of the southernmost region of the country. It grows in poor soil, and is regenerated by the bush fires sparked by lightning in the dry season. In spring, the fynbos transforms into a fragrant, multi-colored carpet of flowers, a dreamlike vista. The artist has reproduced almost forty different plants to create a sumptuous setting for the little zebra.​

90 SILK
MOUNTAIN ZEBRA BY ALICE SHIRLEY
REF: H003323S

09 orange/soleil/rose



11 vert/brun/terracotta



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The story behind
The Cape mountain zebra is a rare protected species found in the south-eastern provinces of South Africa. Alice Shirley’s design is modeled on a foal that has wandered off to explore the fynbos, the unique vegetation of the southernmost region of the country. It grows in poor soil, and is regenerated by the bush fires sparked by lightning in the dry season. In spring, the fynbos transforms into a fragrant, multi-colored carpet of flowers, a dreamlike vista. The artist has reproduced almost forty different plants to create a sumptuous setting for the little zebra.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
REVERIE SOLITAIRE BY FLORENCE MANLIK
REF: H003333S

01 curry/bleu/vert



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08 VR rouge/gris/blanc

The Story Behind
Leaving her hand running on paper in a movement that she herself calls "semi-automatic" and free from any hindrance, Florence Manlik expresses what dreams and deep thoughts harbor mystery. Harmonious intertwining is in negative on a vegetable background, a vision of the mind, an enigmatic composition made of flowers, plants, strange stones. With a gesture as light as precise, the designer composes, according to her own words, "floral and mineral elements, a shimmering party, psychedelic, traversed by a walk, a slow, infinite, hypnotic movement".

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[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
REVERIE SOLITAIRE BY FLORENCE MANLIK
REF: H003333S

01 curry/bleu/vert
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08 VR rouge/gris/blanc
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The Story Behind
Leaving her hand running on paper in a movement that she herself calls "semi-automatic" and free from any hindrance, Florence Manlik expresses what dreams and deep thoughts harbor mystery. Harmonious intertwining is in negative on a vegetable background, a vision of the mind, an enigmatic composition made of flowers, plants, strange stones. With a gesture as light as precise, the designer composes, according to her own words, "floral and mineral elements, a shimmering party, psychedelic, traversed by a walk, a slow, infinite, hypnotic movement".

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90 SILK
REVERIE SOLITAIRE BY FLORENCE MANLIK
REF: H003333S

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13

The Story Behind
Leaving her hand running on paper in a movement that she herself calls "semi-automatic" and free from any hindrance, Florence Manlik expresses what dreams and deep thoughts harbor mystery. Harmonious intertwining is in negative on a vegetable background, a vision of the mind, an enigmatic composition made of flowers, plants, strange stones. With a gesture as light as precise, the designer composes, according to her own words, "floral and mineral elements, a shimmering party, psychedelic, traversed by a walk, a slow, infinite, hypnotic movement". ​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
LA PATISSERIE FRANCAISE BY PIERRE MARIE
REF: H003336S

01 vanille/vert/multicolore



06 marine/vert/curry



12 Rouge Vif/Vert/Multicolore



14 noir/orange/multicolore



15 Rose Pale/Bleu Jean/Rouge



16 orange/rose/gris

The story behind
Pierre Marie’s idea for this scarf came from the pages of a French cookery book published in 1873. Le Livre de pâtisserie was the fourth book by Jules Gouffé, the son a Parisian pastry chef famous for his pièces montées, whose shop was located on the rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, a stone’s throw from the house of Hermès. Soon his talent had earned him the title of “the apostle of decorative cuisine”. For Pierre Marie, these beautiful delicacies, amassed in a kind of culinary daydream, were irresistible. Towers of almond paste, pistachio croquembouches, decorative cake stands, colored sugars, nougatine, dessert creams and choux buns form an extravagant decor that pays tribute to the illustrator’s boundless imagination.
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[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
LA PATISSERIE FRANCAISE BY PIERRE MARIE
REF: H003336S

01 vanille/vert/multicolore
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06 marine/vert/curry
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12 Rouge Vif/Vert/Multicolore
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14 noir/orange/multicolore
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15 Rose Pale/Bleu Jean/Rouge
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16 orange/rose/gris
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The story behind
Pierre Marie’s idea for this scarf came from the pages of a French cookery book published in 1873. Le Livre de pâtisserie was the fourth book by Jules Gouffé, the son a Parisian pastry chef famous for his pièces montées, whose shop was located on the rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, a stone’s throw from the house of Hermès. Soon his talent had earned him the title of “the apostle of decorative cuisine”. For Pierre Marie, these beautiful delicacies, amassed in a kind of culinary daydream, were irresistible. Towers of almond paste, pistachio croquembouches, decorative cake stands, colored sugars, nougatine, dessert creams and choux buns form an extravagant decor that pays tribute to the illustrator’s boundless imagination.
​

90 SILK
LA PATISSERIE FRANCAISE BY PIERRE MARIE
REF: H003336S

17 Rouge/Rose/Blanc



20 Marron/Beige/Blanc



21 Rouge Velours/Vanille



22 BM Noir/Creme

The story behind
Pierre Marie’s idea for this scarf came from the pages of a French cookery book published in 1873. Le Livre de pâtisserie was the fourth book by Jules Gouffé, the son a Parisian pastry chef famous for his pièces montées, whose shop was located on the rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, a stone’s throw from the house of Hermès. Soon his talent had earned him the title of “the apostle of decorative cuisine”. For Pierre Marie, these beautiful delicacies, amassed in a kind of culinary daydream, were irresistible. Towers of almond paste, pistachio croquembouches, decorative cake stands, colored sugars, nougatine, dessert creams and choux buns form an extravagant decor that pays tribute to the illustrator’s boundless imagination.​

 

[DoggieBags]

Does anyone know the name of this men’s scarf design? It’s listed on the US web site as a silk mix scarf

 

[maomaol]

Wearing my Mountain Zebra cw8 today

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
GARDE-ROBE POP BY GIANPAOLO PAGNI
REF: H003363S

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04 orange/bleu noir/parme




05 blanc/brique/brun



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20 rose vif/bleu/corail

The story behind
The Émile Hermès collection includes numerous illustrated catalogues from the 19th century that were published by harness-makers and manufacturers of equestrian equipment to present their goods all over the world. Gianpaolo Pagni has chosen one such album as the inspiration for this collection of horse blankets. Using his renowned block-printing technique, he dresses the horses in a lively array of colors and motifs. The result is a brand new equestrian wardrobe of pop art patterns. As Pagni declares, the horses are “catwalk-ready!”​

 

[LadyCupid]

View attachment 4478619 Does anyone know the name of this men’s scarf design? It’s listed on the US web site as a silk mix scarf

It IS called "Silk Mix". That is the actual name.

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
GARDE-ROBE POP BY GIANPAOLO PAGNI
REF: H003363S

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04 orange/bleu noir/parme
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05 blanc/brique/brun
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17
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20 rose vif/bleu/corail
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The story behind
The Émile Hermès collection includes numerous illustrated catalogues from the 19th century that were published by harness-makers and manufacturers of equestrian equipment to present their goods all over the world. Gianpaolo Pagni has chosen one such album as the inspiration for this collection of horse blankets. Using his renowned block-printing technique, he dresses the horses in a lively array of colors and motifs. The result is a brand new equestrian wardrobe of pop art patterns. As Pagni declares, the horses are “catwalk-ready!”​

90 SILK
GARDE-ROBE POP BY GIANPAOLO PAGNI
REF: H003363S

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29 blanc/rouge/vert d'eau

The story behind
The Émile Hermès collection includes numerous illustrated catalogues from the 19th century that were published by harness-makers and manufacturers of equestrian equipment to present their goods all over the world. Gianpaolo Pagni has chosen one such album as the inspiration for this collection of horse blankets. Using his renowned block-printing technique, he dresses the horses in a lively array of colors and motifs. The result is a brand new equestrian wardrobe of pop art patterns. As Pagni declares, the horses are “catwalk-ready!”​

 

[MAGJES]

I was absolutely certain I was going to get the blue/pink Cosmographia too - and I may yet still - but this cw is pretty amazing, too:

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Love this colorway!