Hermès Brides de Gala Wash Scarf

Rop van Mierlo, a young artist based in Amsterdam, is a newcomer to the world of scarves and uses ink, gouache and acrylic all at the same time. Here, he has fun with one of the house’s most famous designs, Brides de gala. His favorite subjects are animals and still lifes, which he interprets in a very personal way. The two famous bridles from the Émile Hermès collection that served as models for this scarf become a frothy monochrome. Their original sharpness gives way to a halo of soft contours.