Hermes Les Tuileries scarf is another favorite scarf of mine in white, emerald green and gold. It was designed by Joachim Metz in 1990 and reissued in 1996. Named after the famous Tuileries Gardens in Paris, this beautiful design features Mercury riding a winged horse in the center with swirling gold detailing of ropes and tassels. Les Tuileries is a stunning piece, which ties like a dream. Below I invite you to see some beautiful looks I created using my Les Tuileries scarf.
Today I would like to share with you some pictures of my gorgeous Hermes Napoleon scarf, which I was lucky to find at http://www.its-all-goode.com This beautiful scarf was designed by the famous Philippe Ledoux and reissued a number of times due to its enormous popularity. It is a bee jacquard scarf paying homage to Napoleon Bonaparte. Most people are enthralled by the extraordinary level of detail in this famous scarf. The four medallions in the corners of the scarf, beautifully framed by a laurel wreath, represent the two most significant dates during the Napoleonic age – his coronation on December 2, 1804 and his death…
The vintage Hermes Musée scarf is the latest addition to my growing scarf collection. It was designed by the legendary Philippe Ledoux and first issued in 1962. The scarf features different nautical themed items and is beautifully framed by ropes and chains. It is set against a gorgeous crispy white background. Once I saw this scarf on http://www.its-all-goode.com, I knew I needed it. Some beautiful details of my Vintage Hermes Musée scarf.
