Scarves ........The Hermès Fall/Winter 2019 Scarves...........
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That is one bad-ass dragon! Ultimate power scarf!
I am THERE on this- just can't decide the CW. I love yours, but am enticed by the orange edging of the darker one. How gray is the background on this? and do you know what other CWs there are? Thanks
45 SILK
LES TIGREAUX (REISSUE) BY ROBERT DALLET
REF: H892491S
07
08
09 blanc/fauve/brique
10
12
13
LES TIGREAUX (REISSUE) BY ROBERT DALLET
REF: H892491S
07
08
09 blanc/fauve/brique
10
12
13
The Story Behind
The two tigreaux are so captivated by their game that they seem to fly away. The world belongs to them! This touching scene, these two little ones caught alive in all the beauty and freshness of their learning of life, is a detail of the square entitled Valuable Life of Siberia. Robert Dallet, a great advocate and magnificent portraitist of wildlife, was particularly sensitive to feline beauty. The little cats with already strong legs, fur sumptuously ridged and golden eyes, make up a square dedicated to what nature has more powerful and yet more fragile.
The two tigreaux are so captivated by their game that they seem to fly away. The world belongs to them! This touching scene, these two little ones caught alive in all the beauty and freshness of their learning of life, is a detail of the square entitled Valuable Life of Siberia. Robert Dallet, a great advocate and magnificent portraitist of wildlife, was particularly sensitive to feline beauty. The little cats with already strong legs, fur sumptuously ridged and golden eyes, make up a square dedicated to what nature has more powerful and yet more fragile.
45 SILK
LES TIGREAUX (REISSUE) BY ROBERT DALLET
REF: H892491S
14 ciel/bleu jean/mauve
The Story Behind
The two tigreaux are so captivated by their game that they seem to fly away. The world belongs to them! This touching scene, these two little ones caught alive in all the beauty and freshness of their learning of life, is a detail of the square entitled Valuable Life of Siberia. Robert Dallet, a great advocate and magnificent portraitist of wildlife, was particularly sensitive to feline beauty. The little cats with already strong legs, fur sumptuously ridged and golden eyes, make up a square dedicated to what nature has more powerful and yet more fragile.
The two tigreaux are so captivated by their game that they seem to fly away. The world belongs to them! This touching scene, these two little ones caught alive in all the beauty and freshness of their learning of life, is a detail of the square entitled Valuable Life of Siberia. Robert Dallet, a great advocate and magnificent portraitist of wildlife, was particularly sensitive to feline beauty. The little cats with already strong legs, fur sumptuously ridged and golden eyes, make up a square dedicated to what nature has more powerful and yet more fragile.
45 SILK
GRAFF HERMES (REISSUE) BY KONGO
REF: H892655S
11 jaune acide/vert/blanc
12 noir/jaune/multicolore
13 orange/rose/blanc
14 blanc/rouge/multicolore
16 bleu canard/ciel/rouge
17 framboise/rose vif/rouge
GRAFF HERMES (REISSUE) BY KONGO
REF: H892655S
11 jaune acide/vert/blanc
12 noir/jaune/multicolore
13 orange/rose/blanc
14 blanc/rouge/multicolore
16 bleu canard/ciel/rouge
17 framboise/rose vif/rouge
The story behind
Kongo is part of a collective of graffiti artists. From Brazil to Hong Kong he travels the world to paint, make and share art. Co-founder of the International Graffiti Festival, he invites artists from the four corners of the globe to tag the walls of Bagnolet, a suburb of Paris, France. These joint projects reveal the force and the diversity of urban cultures. From the New York subway to the walls of Paris, over the decades street art has earned credibility as a form. Here Kongo switches up concrete for silk. He approaches the scarf like a wall. The dramatic result is skillfully rendered and full of life: the typography pops out in a graphic explosion, reaching a boiling point in polychrome – Hermès, like the world, is in perpetual motion!
Kongo is part of a collective of graffiti artists. From Brazil to Hong Kong he travels the world to paint, make and share art. Co-founder of the International Graffiti Festival, he invites artists from the four corners of the globe to tag the walls of Bagnolet, a suburb of Paris, France. These joint projects reveal the force and the diversity of urban cultures. From the New York subway to the walls of Paris, over the decades street art has earned credibility as a form. Here Kongo switches up concrete for silk. He approaches the scarf like a wall. The dramatic result is skillfully rendered and full of life: the typography pops out in a graphic explosion, reaching a boiling point in polychrome – Hermès, like the world, is in perpetual motion!
45 SILK
GRAFF HERMES (REISSUE) BY KONGO
REF: H892655S
18 marine/safran/blanc
19 vert/noir/bleu
The Story Behind
Kongo is part of a collective of graffiti artists. From Brazil to Hong Kong he travels the world to paint, make and share art. Co-founder of the International Graffiti Festival, he invites artists from the four corners of the globe to tag the walls of Bagnolet, a suburb of Paris, France. These joint projects reveal the force and the diversity of urban cultures. From the New York subway to the walls of Paris, over the decades street art has earned credibility as a form. Here Kongo switches up concrete for silk. He approaches the scarf like a wall. The dramatic result is skillfully rendered and full of life: the typography pops out in a graphic explosion, reaching a boiling point in polychrome – Hermès, like the world, is in perpetual motion!
Kongo is part of a collective of graffiti artists. From Brazil to Hong Kong he travels the world to paint, make and share art. Co-founder of the International Graffiti Festival, he invites artists from the four corners of the globe to tag the walls of Bagnolet, a suburb of Paris, France. These joint projects reveal the force and the diversity of urban cultures. From the New York subway to the walls of Paris, over the decades street art has earned credibility as a form. Here Kongo switches up concrete for silk. He approaches the scarf like a wall. The dramatic result is skillfully rendered and full of life: the typography pops out in a graphic explosion, reaching a boiling point in polychrome – Hermès, like the world, is in perpetual motion!
45 SILK
ZOUAVES ET DRAGONS (REISSUE) BY VIRGINIE JAMIN
REF: H893280S
01 rouge/blanc/crème
02 bleu moyen/rose vif/ciel
03 rose vif/rouge/rose pâle
05 bleu ciel/ocre/marine
06 blanc/rouge/rose
07 jaune/blanc/multicolore
ZOUAVES ET DRAGONS (REISSUE) BY VIRGINIE JAMIN
REF: H893280S
01 rouge/blanc/crème
02 bleu moyen/rose vif/ciel
03 rose vif/rouge/rose pâle
05 bleu ciel/ocre/marine
06 blanc/rouge/rose
07 jaune/blanc/multicolore
The story behind
Uniforms worn by the Zouaves, the French-speaking infantry unit from Africa, and the Dragoons, cavalry soldiers on foot or horseback, give name to this scarf. The artist, Virginie Jamin, was inspired by the military attire depicted in the pages of a 19th-century album conserved in the Émile Hermès collection. Decorated with braids and silk embroidery, the uniforms seemed to come alive in a majestic dance, as if inhabited by their former wearers.
Uniforms worn by the Zouaves, the French-speaking infantry unit from Africa, and the Dragoons, cavalry soldiers on foot or horseback, give name to this scarf. The artist, Virginie Jamin, was inspired by the military attire depicted in the pages of a 19th-century album conserved in the Émile Hermès collection. Decorated with braids and silk embroidery, the uniforms seemed to come alive in a majestic dance, as if inhabited by their former wearers.
45 SILK
ZOUAVES ET DRAGONS (REISSUE) BY VIRGINIE JAMIN
REF: H893280S
08 orange/vanille/rose
09 blanc/camel/orange
The story behind
Uniforms worn by the Zouaves, the French-speaking infantry unit from Africa, and the Dragoons, cavalry soldiers on foot or horseback, give name to this scarf. The artist, Virginie Jamin, was inspired by the military attire depicted in the pages of a 19th-century album conserved in the Émile Hermès collection. Decorated with braids and silk embroidery, the uniforms seemed to come alive in a majestic dance, as if inhabited by their former wearers.
Uniforms worn by the Zouaves, the French-speaking infantry unit from Africa, and the Dragoons, cavalry soldiers on foot or horseback, give name to this scarf. The artist, Virginie Jamin, was inspired by the military attire depicted in the pages of a 19th-century album conserved in the Émile Hermès collection. Decorated with braids and silk embroidery, the uniforms seemed to come alive in a majestic dance, as if inhabited by their former wearers.
45 SILK
BRIDES DE GALA SHADOW (REISSUE) BY HUGO GRYGKAR
REF: H893415S
01 creme/noir/rose fluo
02 gris bleute/noir/gold
03 VO soleil/orange/jaune
04 blanc/rouge/rose vif
05 rouge/bordeaux/gris
06 rose pale/blanc/multicolore
BRIDES DE GALA SHADOW (REISSUE) BY HUGO GRYGKAR
REF: H893415S
01 creme/noir/rose fluo
02 gris bleute/noir/gold
03 VO soleil/orange/jaune
04 blanc/rouge/rose vif
05 rouge/bordeaux/gris
06 rose pale/blanc/multicolore
The story behind
Multiple contours form a colorful halo of light around the Brides de gala design, creating a sense of depth and revealing its expressive power. Enveloped in this shadow of color, the motif appears to radiate energy. Its reputation remains as strong as ever, having been endlessly reborn and reinvented since its creation by Hugo Grygkar in 1957. When it comes to this icon of the house of Hermès, anything goes! No matter how wild the imagination that transforms it, Brides de gala retains the originality and intensity that make it unique and instantly recognizable.
Multiple contours form a colorful halo of light around the Brides de gala design, creating a sense of depth and revealing its expressive power. Enveloped in this shadow of color, the motif appears to radiate energy. Its reputation remains as strong as ever, having been endlessly reborn and reinvented since its creation by Hugo Grygkar in 1957. When it comes to this icon of the house of Hermès, anything goes! No matter how wild the imagination that transforms it, Brides de gala retains the originality and intensity that make it unique and instantly recognizable.
I’ve seen 4 CWs so far. Sammy Royal posted 2 CWs in an earlier post, there’s the marine/gris with orange border currently on the US web site, and the one I posted earlier. I’ve included a shot with my CW on a navy blue shirt. Hope this helps answer your question as to how much grey is in the background.
45 SILK
BRIDES DE GALA SHADOW (REISSUE) BY HUGO GRYGKAR
REF: H893415S
07 beige/ébène/jaune citron
08 bleu ciel/rose vif/bleu jean
The story behind
Multiple contours form a colorful halo of light around the Brides de gala design, creating a sense of depth and revealing its expressive power. Enveloped in this shadow of color, the motif appears to radiate energy. Its reputation remains as strong as ever, having been endlessly reborn and reinvented since its creation by Hugo Grygkar in 1957. When it comes to this icon of the house of Hermès, anything goes! No matter how wild the imagination that transforms it, Brides de gala retains the originality and intensity that make it unique and instantly recognizable.
Multiple contours form a colorful halo of light around the Brides de gala design, creating a sense of depth and revealing its expressive power. Enveloped in this shadow of color, the motif appears to radiate energy. Its reputation remains as strong as ever, having been endlessly reborn and reinvented since its creation by Hugo Grygkar in 1957. When it comes to this icon of the house of Hermès, anything goes! No matter how wild the imagination that transforms it, Brides de gala retains the originality and intensity that make it unique and instantly recognizable.