Scarves The Hermès Spring Summer 2018 Scarves
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Why did I think of Star Wars immediately when I looked at this scarf? [emoji848][emoji23]
These scarf designs remind me of a book my sister and I had when we were little. The pages were cut horizontally, and you could make up all kinds of hybrid animals with funny names and descriptions by mixing the upper and lower halves. I loved that book, and brought it to my first grade class. The teacher opened it and said "This book is a mess. The pages are all cut up!!"
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There is an article in the Luxury supplement with today's Daily Telegraph (UK) on Alice Shirley, predominantly focussing on Into the Canadian Wild, but there is also this picture included in the article. I was wondering if this is a new design for the coming season but please forgive me if this is an older design that I don't recognise (memory's not what it was!). If anyone does know what it is, could they let me know, as I really like it!
Apologies also as I'm struggling to find the article on line in order to link it for those Alice Shirley fans out there. I will keep looking!
Apologies also as I'm struggling to find the article on line in order to link it for those Alice Shirley fans out there. I will keep looking!
Oh my!
How beautiful, JulesB68! If this is an Hermès scarf, it's certainly not one I've seen from recent years. Thank you for sharing it.
I have every AS design except Grrr, this is not a previous work.
Could is be a depiction of Faubourg? Buildings would def be a departure for her
Looks like I will be in trouble with my banker next season. So little has been seen so far but there are already at least 2 on my wish list...[emoji15][emoji15][emoji15]
Looks like faubourg at night, an older design. Maybe it is a reprint?
Darnit! You're right; I hadn't seen this cw before.
I didn't say this was an Alice Shirley design, I just said it was used in the article about her. Oops right back.