"HERMÈS" Carré 45 Gavroche saddle mouth scarf

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 will introduce you to some iconic masterpieces from HERMES, which is based on this concept.

This masterpiece combines a heritage story with modern accents, featuring a horse tack "bit" (Mors) arranged like an illustration on fine dots and a single orange hand-rolled hem running across a neat beige tone.

The supple silk twill keeps the volume of the knot elegant, and the "Pl.24" inscription and precise lines exude the intelligence of saddle making.

The motif of the bit, which represents "the link that connects man and horse," symbolizes the spirit of Hermès' origins as a saddlery workshop, and by depicting the functional beauty of the metal fittings with a diagrammatic touch, it can be said that the brand's craftsmanship and the elegance of its drawings are crystallized in a single piece of fabric.

The 45cm Gavroche can be worn freely around the neck, wrist, hair or bag handle, and the pattern's white space and the rhythm of the dots change its appearance depending on how it is tied, so the added value of this design is that it can add elegance to everyday outfits without being overly assertive.

In terms of styling, it looks neat when tied in a small triangle around the collar of a light beige trench coat, with a hint of orange edging peeking out, adding rhythm to the ecru to camel gradation.Also, when tucked like a pocket square in the breast pocket of a navy double-breasted jacket and adorned with a brown leather top handle, the intelligence of the metal motif echoes the linear tailoring, creating a look that stands out as genderless and sophisticated.

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