Hermès Scarf 90 cm – Brides de Gala – Hugo Grygkar (1957) – Navy Blue

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An iconic creation by Hugo Grygkar, the Hermès scarf Brides de Gala (Gala Bridles) was first issued in 1957, then reissued from 1967, before being produced in many modern versions (Brides de Gala Love, Tatouage, En Désordre, etc.).
This design is among the most iconic of the Maison Hermès, a timeless reference to its equestrian heritage and its graphic elegance.

The version presented here combines blue and gold bridles with a bright white ground, set off by a deep navy blue border. A classic, understated variation, sought after by lovers of sophisticated shades.

Condition: very good condition. Hermès private sales S stamp.
A few slight marks and small stains, visible in the photographs.
This scarf has been cleaned by a specialist partner dry cleaner and carefully pressed.
The photographs are part of the description and let you appreciate this unique piece. We invite you to examine them carefully to form a precise idea of its condition.

Hermès scarf 90 × 90 cm (36" × 36").
Made in France from pure silk of the highest quality, it has hand-rolled edges, the signature of the exceptional craftsmanship of Hermès artisans.
Carefully authenticated by Carré Society, this pre-owned scarf embodies the very essence of sustainable luxury.

The art and history of this Hermès scarf

With Brides de Gala, Hugo Grygkar created a founding work of the Hermès world. Two parade bridles with refined details face each other in perfect symmetry, expressing horsemanship as an art of living.
From its release, this scarf was a worldwide success, and over the decades it has become a true emblem of the Maison.
Each new reissue celebrates the original elegance of the design, and its ability to stand the test of time without losing any of its power.