Hermès Twilly Scarf Brides de Gala

The Hermès Twilly in the Brides de Gala colourway is a narrow silk twill ribbon that carries one of the house's most recognisable equestrian motifs. Brides de Gala, first designed in 1957 by Hugo Grygkar, depicts bridles and ceremonial harness elements, and its translation into the slim Twilly format reduces the design to a dense, almost abstract patterning. The Twilly's compact width makes it ideal tied at the wrist, knotted around a bag handle, or layered at the collar. New condition.

Pure silk twill, consistent with all Hermès silk accessories. A format that was introduced specifically to carry signature prints in a more versatile register than the full carré. Condition is documented and confirmed for the specific piece before any commitment.

Clutch also checks both ends of the ribbon closely, since these tend to show the most handling wear from repeated tying and unty The silk's hand-feel is also assessed for stiffness, a sign of age or improper storage that can affect how well the ribbon ties.

Because the Twilly's narrow format concentrates the Brides de Gala pattern into a dense, almost abstract repeat, Clutch checks the silk closely for any pulling or thinning along its full length before listing, since a narrow ribbon shows wear differently from a full square scarf. The rolled edges running the length of the piece are inspected for consistency, given how much more handling a Twilly typically sees when tied and retied across different uses.

Every item is independently authenticated through Legit Grails ahead of purchase, with original certification carried through where available. Enquire for current availability and pricing.