"HERMES" 90's Musical score motif front pleated shirt

Starting as a saddlery workshop near the Madeleine Church in Paris, the company has been promoting the "tradition of craftsmanship" and "the joy of travel."

We would like to introduce you to a special masterpiece from HERMES, which is based on this concept.

This exquisite piece is crafted from soft off-white silk, which gives off a subtle glow and gently highlights the monochrome music motif that runs down the pleats at the chest.

The off-white "HERMÈS-PARIS" tag (with a horse-drawn carriage logo and vertical MADE IN FRANCE notation) on the collar facing, the multilingual care label, and the tag's size number "38" indicate that this is a French-made item from the 1990s.It is a highly documented piece that shows the transitional work of Hermès at the time, when they were transferring the art of scarves onto parts of ready-made clothing.

The pleats on the chest are vertical ridges reminiscent of the plastron of a tuxedo, and the print is finely divided along the folds before reconnecting, creating a visual effect that appears graphically from the front and as layers of shadow from an angle, giving the garment a poetic quality, as if musical notes or musical staves were "playing on the clothing."

The same motif is placed discreetly on the cuffs, and because it is designed to only be visible when the cuff buttons are fastened, the impression changes depending on your movements, which is an attractive feature.The stitching on the placket and yoke is also neatly trimmed, so despite its light appearance, the garment has a well-structured appearance with well-defined contours.

The outer material is 100% silk, and has a texture that feels comfortable against the skin and absorbs air as it falls, so you can enjoy its transparency on its own, and it is flexible enough to adapt to day and night and the seasons by simply changing the color and luster of the inner layer.

The fact that the tag date and design language match is itself an added value, and the archival significance of the reinterpretation of the scarf print being elevated to the "structure of the front" is a strong indication of the unique context of Hermès, even among contemporary ready-to-wear garments.

In terms of styling, if you complement the vertical lines with wool trousers and throw on a jacket, the music motif will quietly make a statement from the shadow of the lapel, creating an elegant look. Alternatively, if you tuck a high-necked top inside and leave one side open in front to emphasize the shadows of the pleats, you can add a touch of modern flair and create a dignified balance that transcends gender.

Please take this opportunity.