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

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
INDEX PALMARUM BY KATIE SCOTT
REF: H003366S

01 ivoire/vert olive/amande



02 bleu ciel/ardoise/vert



03 marine/vert/bleu



08



09 noir/vert/orange



10

The story behind
This naturalistic scarf by Katie Scott was inspired by the pages of the Historia Naturalis Palmarum, a 19th-century treatise on palms by the German botanist, ethnographer and explorer Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius. The astonishingly diverse forms and colors of this plant species, one of the oldest on earth, fire the imagination: is anything more creative than Mother Nature herself? Exploring the palm family in the tradition of botanical plates, the designer presents just a few specimens of the plant she describes as “the embodiment of exoticism”.
​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
INDEX PALMARUM BY KATIE SCOTT
REF: H003366S

01 ivoire/vert olive/amande
View attachment 4478641
View attachment 4478640

02 bleu ciel/ardoise/vert
View attachment 4478643
View attachment 4478642

03 marine/vert/bleu
View attachment 4478645
View attachment 4478644

08
View attachment 4478647

09 noir/vert/orange
View attachment 4478649
View attachment 4478648

10
View attachment 4478651
View attachment 4478650

The story behind
This naturalistic scarf by Katie Scott was inspired by the pages of the Historia Naturalis Palmarum, a 19th-century treatise on palms by the German botanist, ethnographer and explorer Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius. The astonishingly diverse forms and colors of this plant species, one of the oldest on earth, fire the imagination: is anything more creative than Mother Nature herself? Exploring the palm family in the tradition of botanical plates, the designer presents just a few specimens of the plant she describes as “the embodiment of exoticism”.
​

90 SILK
INDEX PALMARUM BY KATIE SCOTT
REF: H003366S

14 orange/vert/bleu lavande



15 marine/blanc



17



18 rose vif/ardoise/jaune d'or

The story behind
This naturalistic scarf by Katie Scott was inspired by the pages of the Historia Naturalis Palmarum, a 19th-century treatise on palms by the German botanist, ethnographer and explorer Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius. The astonishingly diverse forms and colors of this plant species, one of the oldest on earth, fire the imagination: is anything more creative than Mother Nature herself? Exploring the palm family in the tradition of botanical plates, the designer presents just a few specimens of the plant she describes as “the embodiment of exoticism”.​

 

[DoggieBags]

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

Thanks!

 

[papertiger]

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:

View attachment 4478449 View attachment 4478450 View attachment 4478451 View attachment 4478452 View attachment 4478453 View attachment 4478454 View attachment 4478455 View attachment 4478456 View attachment 4478457

One cannot argue with one's

 

[klynneann]

There's something about this...

Also, I think I have a girl crush on this woman.

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
JUNGLE LOVE RAINBOW (REISSUE) BY ROBERT DALLET
REF: H003369S

03 rose/vert/jaune



06 bleu/rose/gris



07 RD rose vif/encre/rouge



08 orange/jaune/blanc


10 marron/beige/blanc



12

The story behind
One of Robert Dallet’s most famous drawings, Jungle Love, is reinvented here with a colorful treatment that alters our perception of it. The design is over-printed with multicolored stripes, like a filter superimposed on this tender scene. Two powerful, sleek leopards approach and observe one another, playing out their courtship ritual under the permanently astonished, round-eyed gaze of a bushbaby nestled among the leaves. Surrounded by orchids, butterflies and birds, paradise flycatchers, bee-eaters, sunbirds and lovebirds, the scene is full of emotion.
​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
JUNGLE LOVE RAINBOW (REISSUE) BY ROBERT DALLET
REF: H003369S

03 rose/vert/jaune
View attachment 4478687
View attachment 4478686

06 bleu/rose/gris
View attachment 4478689
View attachment 4478688

07 RD rose vif/encre/rouge
View attachment 4478691
View attachment 4478690

08 orange/jaune/blanc
View attachment 4478693
View attachment 4478692
10 marron/beige/blanc
View attachment 4478695
View attachment 4478694

12
View attachment 4478697
View attachment 4478696

The story behind
One of Robert Dallet’s most famous drawings, Jungle Love, is reinvented here with a colorful treatment that alters our perception of it. The design is over-printed with multicolored stripes, like a filter superimposed on this tender scene. Two powerful, sleek leopards approach and observe one another, playing out their courtship ritual under the permanently astonished, round-eyed gaze of a bushbaby nestled among the leaves. Surrounded by orchids, butterflies and birds, paradise flycatchers, bee-eaters, sunbirds and lovebirds, the scene is full of emotion.
​

90 SILK
JUNGLE LOVE RAINBOW (REISSUE) BY ROBERT DALLET
REF: H003369S

14 vert/rose/multicolore



15 BF marine/vert/petrol



16 noir/gris/blanc



17 bleu jean/pétrole/ciel

The story behind
One of Robert Dallet’s most famous drawings, Jungle Love, is reinvented here with a colorful treatment that alters our perception of it. The design is over-printed with multicolored stripes, like a filter superimposed on this tender scene. Two powerful, sleek leopards approach and observe one another, playing out their courtship ritual under the permanently astonished, round-eyed gaze of a bushbaby nestled among the leaves. Surrounded by orchids, butterflies and birds, paradise flycatchers, bee-eaters, sunbirds and lovebirds, the scene is full of emotion.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
LA CITE CAVALIERE BY OCTAVE MARSAL
REF: H003373S

01



02



04



07



08



09 blanc/rouge/bordeaux

The story behind
Inspired by a 17th-century engraving depicting a bird’s eye view of Paris, Octave Marsal reinvents the French capital’s streetscape. The original design was the work of Matthäus Merian the Elder, a Swiss-German copperplate engraver and publisher noted for his numerous editions of maps. With artistic license, Marsal maps the course of the Seine, the city walls and monuments of a dreamlike Paris, creating a Cité cavalière with the silhouette of a horse at its heart. The landmarks and the coat of arms of this imaginary city are clear to see, but a few secrets remain to be discovered… Can you spot the Faubourg store, the Colossus of Rhodes, a saddle, and a reference to the iconic Brides de gala?​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
LA CITE CAVALIERE BY OCTAVE MARSAL
REF: H003373S

01
View attachment 4478708
View attachment 4478707

02
View attachment 4478710
View attachment 4478709

04
View attachment 4478712
View attachment 4478711

07
View attachment 4478714
View attachment 4478713

08
View attachment 4478715
View attachment 4478716

09 blanc/rouge/bordeaux
View attachment 4478718
View attachment 4478717

The story behind
Inspired by a 17th-century engraving depicting a bird’s eye view of Paris, Octave Marsal reinvents the French capital’s streetscape. The original design was the work of Matthäus Merian the Elder, a Swiss-German copperplate engraver and publisher noted for his numerous editions of maps. With artistic license, Marsal maps the course of the Seine, the city walls and monuments of a dreamlike Paris, creating a Cité cavalière with the silhouette of a horse at its heart. The landmarks and the coat of arms of this imaginary city are clear to see, but a few secrets remain to be discovered… Can you spot the Faubourg store, the Colossus of Rhodes, a saddle, and a reference to the iconic Brides de gala?​

90 SILK
LA CITE CAVALIERE BY OCTAVE MARSAL
REF: H003373S

11 ciel/crème/rouge



13



14

The story behind
Inspired by a 17th-century engraving depicting a bird’s eye view of Paris, Octave Marsal reinvents the French capital’s streetscape. The original design was the work of Matthäus Merian the Elder, a Swiss-German copperplate engraver and publisher noted for his numerous editions of maps. With artistic license, Marsal maps the course of the Seine, the city walls and monuments of a dreamlike Paris, creating a Cité cavalière with the silhouette of a horse at its heart. The landmarks and the coat of arms of this imaginary city are clear to see, but a few secrets remain to be discovered… Can you spot the Faubourg store, the Colossus of Rhodes, a saddle, and a reference to the iconic Brides de gala?​

 

[ElainePG]

Herd is totally acceptable. There's also dazzle of zebra or in small numbers a harem (1 stallion plus a few mares)

A dazzle of zebras... now THAT makes sense! I wonder if AS knows this? (I'll just bet she does...)

 

[Notorious Pink]

Love this colorway!

Thank you!

 

[scarf1]

Went to SF boutique today and found cosmographia on the blue pink CW. Twins with several of you now. I wanted to also try the CW that @PepperS has, but alas they did not have that one.
Depending on how you fold it, you can highlight more blues, pinks, lighter or darker. It has fab hot pink hem.
First pic was taken in boutique so funky lighting...
Oh and @HermesHope you would love this one.

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
MORS A JOUETS CHEMISE DETAIL (REISSUE) BY HENRI D'ORIGNY
REF: H003414S

01 bordeaux/or/rouge



03 rouge/vert/multicolore



05 rose vif/bleu jean/canard



06 orange/parme/gris



07 petcrole/vert amande/ciel



08 creme/roux/brun

The story behind
Henri d’Origny’s design Mors à jouets is one of the house’s great equestrian classics. Placed in the horse’s mouth and connected to the reins, the bit allows the rider to steer his mount. They are called à jouets (“mouthing bits”) when they are dotted with small beads of metal that encourage salivation and help the animal to relax its mouth. A detail of this composition has been enlarged to become the subject of the scarf itself. Set against a background of fine stripes reminiscent of the cotton weaves used to make men’s shirts, it becomes the Mors à jouets chemise.​

 

[LadyCupid]

90 SILK
MORS A JOUETS CHEMISE DETAIL (REISSUE) BY HENRI D'ORIGNY
REF: H003414S

01 bordeaux/or/rouge
View attachment 4478735
View attachment 4478734

03 rouge/vert/multicolore
View attachment 4478737
View attachment 4478736

05 rose vif/bleu jean/canard
View attachment 4478739
View attachment 4478738

06 orange/parme/gris
View attachment 4478741
View attachment 4478740

07 petcrole/vert amande/ciel
View attachment 4478743
View attachment 4478742

08 creme/roux/brun
View attachment 4478745
View attachment 4478744

The story behind
Henri d’Origny’s design Mors à jouets is one of the house’s great equestrian classics. Placed in the horse’s mouth and connected to the reins, the bit allows the rider to steer his mount. They are called à jouets (“mouthing bits”) when they are dotted with small beads of metal that encourage salivation and help the animal to relax its mouth. A detail of this composition has been enlarged to become the subject of the scarf itself. Set against a background of fine stripes reminiscent of the cotton weaves used to make men’s shirts, it becomes the Mors à jouets chemise.​

90 SILK
MORS A JOUETS CHEMISE DETAIL (REISSUE) BY HENRI D'ORIGNY
REF: H003414S

09 chocolate/beige/orange



10 blanc/rouge/gris


12



13 pétunia/crème

The story behind
Henri d’Origny’s design Mors à jouets is one of the house’s great equestrian classics. Placed in the horse’s mouth and connected to the reins, the bit allows the rider to steer his mount. They are called à jouets (“mouthing bits”) when they are dotted with small beads of metal that encourage salivation and help the animal to relax its mouth. A detail of this composition has been enlarged to become the subject of the scarf itself. Set against a background of fine stripes reminiscent of the cotton weaves used to make men’s shirts, it becomes the Mors à jouets chemise.​

 

[scarf1]

A few more pix. Including the kachinas wash from the same color family.