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Scarves ........ The Hermès Spring/Summer 2020 Scarves..........
- Thread starter Angelian
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Ooh I like the heart!
55 SILK BANDANA
RODEOS DES COWGIRLS BY KERMIT OLIVER
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This Kermit Oliver square pays homage to cowgirls. They gallop, do aerobatics, dressage, rodeo. Stars and paisley patterns make this two-tone square a bandana that will look great on the neck of modern amazons.
This Kermit Oliver square pays homage to cowgirls. They gallop, do aerobatics, dressage, rodeo. Stars and paisley patterns make this two-tone square a bandana that will look great on the neck of modern amazons.
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That Mythiques Phoenix!!
The marble flowers are exquisite! I have a MP from a few years ago and love it. Since our parrot is a rescue, I always think of him having a new life with us after all the years of abuse.
I'm contacting my SA to see if she can put me down for one. It is simply stunning!
Sometimes I think the company that produced this:
and the Birkin/cupholder, and wants us to wear schmattes and go topless just thinks we are idiots with too much money to spend.
I couldn’t wait for the scarves to appear on the UK site, so I have used the French one. After battling to use my debit card (which it wouldn’t accept), I had to use PayPal. I love the scarf, but hope they don’t accidentally send three of the same!!!
Bandanas in 70cm format, hooray! I much prefer this format to 55 cm.
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A GARDEN OF SHAPES BY NIGEL PEAKE
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A GARDEN OF SHAPES BY NIGEL PEAKE
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When he was staying in Paris, a few steps from the Luxembourg garden, created at the beginning of the 17th century by Marie de Médicis, Nigel Peake went there very early in the morning before the crowd of Parisian strollers took over. The trees, flowers, statues, shade and light were revealed in their infinite variations and each day seemed different to him. This French garden, where balance and harmony reign, inspired this square, a personal and synthetic vision of controlled nature. For Nigel Peake, an architect by training, the world is a universe of forms, geometry a visual poetry.
When he was staying in Paris, a few steps from the Luxembourg garden, created at the beginning of the 17th century by Marie de Médicis, Nigel Peake went there very early in the morning before the crowd of Parisian strollers took over. The trees, flowers, statues, shade and light were revealed in their infinite variations and each day seemed different to him. This French garden, where balance and harmony reign, inspired this square, a personal and synthetic vision of controlled nature. For Nigel Peake, an architect by training, the world is a universe of forms, geometry a visual poetry.
I heard that, too. Almond milk is a thing over here. Gladly Hermès didn't find that out yet, otherwise they'd style the carres like beekeeping suites. (no missing bra-accidents in those case, though
)THANK YOU DEAR!