The Story of the Hermès Scarf Book

Sophisticated, versatile, and timeless, the Hermès carré is a true masterpiece of wearable art. This captivating book traces the rich history and exquisite craftsmanship of the brand’s iconic silk scarves, from their debut in the early 20th century to the highly coveted designs of today. 

Delve into the craftsmanship behind these masterpieces with an exclusive look inside Hermès’ ateliers in France. Discover over 2,000 designs, including limited editions, anniversary pieces, and tribute scarves, featuring works by renowned artists and illustrators such as Hugo Grygkar, Philippe Ledoux, Kermit Oliver, and Annie Faivre—famous for hiding a monkey in her designs. Learn about the rarity of 'Grail' scarves, explore colour palettes, and trace the evolution of scarf styles through the decades.

This guide also highlights the Hermès carré’s influence in popular culture and film, alongside the iconic figures who made it their signature accessory, including Queen Elizabeth II, Grace Kelly, and Jackie Kennedy Onassis. Complete with tips on how to wear and tie your scarf, this is the ultimate resource for anyone captivated by the elegance and heritage of the Hermès carré.

Dimensions:  13 x 2 x 18.5 cm

Pages: 160