04 Sep

Brides de Gala (1957)

Translated: “Gala bridles”

Artist: Hugo Grygkar

Year: 1957. It’s reissued CONSTANTLY.

Screens: 13

Note: Hermes’s best-selling scarf of all time.

Ref. 001266, over 70 different colorways printed.

Literature: 1994 “How to Wear Your Hermes Scarf” brochure (not shown)

Advertising: from 1957

Advertisement from 1980:

Ads from 2009:
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Reference: Catherine Deneuve wearing it as a headscarf in 1961

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Catherine Deneuve in Les Liaisons Dangereuses (2003). Click on thumbnail.

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Carmen Ejogo in What’s the Worst that Could Happen? (2001)

Queen Elizabeth II wearing B de G in 1993

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2006 BdeG Twilly:

Updated 7/11/09





2 Responses to “Brides de Gala (1957)”

  1. Tanja Says:

    Hello,
    Does the Brides de Gala scarf exist without the thin contrast line between the border and the cream inside?
    Thanks,
    Tanja

  2. Hermès x colette: “J’Aime Mon Carré” | EXCESS BAGGAGE Says:

    [...] parents are in Europe at the moment attending a conference and they were able to get me this 90cm Brides de Gala scarf [...]

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