A story of Paris in scarves.
Paris – ever changing, ever playful, but always a source of inspiration. Hermes’ heart and soul, and home, is made in Paris. From the banks of the Seine to the city scene, the people and the passers by, this gallery of scarves captures Hermes’ views of the city. Paris is a city of bridges, of walks, of style, heritage and glamour – so where better for Hermes to find its favourite views, and inspire you to find yours.
Les ponts de Paris
Under the bridges of Paris, flows the Seine. Scarf designed by Hugo Grygkar in1952.
Promenades de Paris
A stroll à la Parisienne through the Tuileries, through the Palais-Royal, up the Champs-Elysées or through the Invalides during the First French Empire. Scarf designed by Philippe Ledoux in 1962.
Jeu des omnibus et des dames blanches
Game of the omnibuses, or Parisian buses. The first Hermès scarf. Designed in 1937.
Rendez-vous au 24
The famous Hermès building in pixels, established at 24 Faubourg Saint-Honoré since 1880. Designed by Dimiitri Rybaltchenko in 2010.
Ville de Paris
Paris as it was in the 16th century, inspired by a 1576 map of Paris. Scarf designed by Hugo Grygkar in1945.
La cité de Paris
An old map in perspective of «île de la Cité», the ancient birthplace of Paris. Scarf designed by Pierre Péron in 1961.