Hermès Brides de Gala Scarf 90cm Navy / White

The Hermès Brides de Gala Scarf in Navy and White is one of the house's most referenced 90cm silk twill designs. First produced in 1957 by artist Felix Lacoste, the Brides de Gala features a ceremonial bridle arrangement rendered with technical precision across the full square. In Navy and White, the composition reads as clean and authoritative, the deep navy ground giving the white bridle detailing strong visual contrast.

Silk twill at 90cm carries weight and drapes evenly whether worn at the neck, tied on a handle, or displayed. New / Pre-Owned condition.

Because silk twill can develop pulls or thinning at the fold lines from repeated wear, Clutch checks the scarf's edges and the roll hem stitching closely before listing, since a hand-rolled hem is one of the more labour-intensive and easily damaged details on an Hermès scarf. The Navy and White colourway's high contrast also makes any fading or discolouration more visible than it would be on a more tonal design. First produced by Felix Lacoste in 1957, the Brides de Gala remains one of the house's most referenced 90cm designs, giving Clutch a relatively steady flow of well-preserved examples to draw from.

Every item Clutch sources is independently authenticated through Legit Grails ahead of purchase, with original box and certification carried through where the piece has it. Enquire for current availability and pricing. Clutch also checks the silk for any surface snags or thinning, since these are more visible on a scarf than on a leather accessory.