French luggage maker Goyard have released a selection of scarves in their first foray outside of luggage and travel accessories.
The scarves are made of fine silk and are hand printed with an artisitc interpretation on Goyard’s signature “Y” chevron pattern.
There are 4 scarves in blue, orange, white, and pink colorways that match pieces from the Goyard luggage line.
For a few seasons Hermes had been playing with fairy-tale plots and characters while creating ad campaigns.
And for their Fall 2010 ad campaign, Hermès have decided to teach us some new ways to wear — or rather, to use — our scarves.
With the help of Constance Jablonski and Jonas Mason, we now know we can use scarves and ties as Zorro-esque capes, masks, and as escape/entrance methods.
The French fashion house Hermès is offering an eye-catching new origami set paying homage to its iconic scarf designs.
The set features several sheets of origami paper adorned with scarf prints in various motifs on one side, and deep-hued Rothko-like color blocks on the other.
Encased in a handstitched black saddle leather envelope and presented in a black lacquer box, the set is priced at about $750.
From the book “ Le Carré Hermès” published by Les Editions du Regard.
The book features around 150 scarves and “describes the life and history of the square of silk which has become legend.
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has a new installation set up within Maison Hermes in Japan.
Based off a window display he presented in 2004, this new set up features a restructured design with an appearance by a famed Japanese actress.
The window is designed with an image of woman projected on to a monitor. The scarf softly sways in the air in response to the woman’s blow.
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