Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
The exact Hermès scarf Lauren Sanchez Bezos wore at her wedding! This video was highly requested so let’s ID it. This scarf is actually one from the current SS25 collection and is called “Brides de Gala en Fleurs”. This scarf comes in multiple colorways and the one she is wearing is “Ébène / Blanc / Gris Anthracite”. Brides de Gala is an classic Hermès motif, which was first released in and designed by Hugo Grygkar in 1957 and has been rereleased many times since, but this new beautiful floral (and fruit) version has been reimagined by Christine Henry! #hermes #hermesscarf #hermessilk #hermèscarré #hermes90 #laurensanchez #jeffbezos
The exact Hermès scarf Lauren Sanchez Bezos wore at her wedding! This video was highly requested so let’s ID it. This scarf is actually one from the current SS25 collection and is called “Brides de Gala en Fleurs”. This scarf comes in multiple colorways and the one she is wearing is “Ébène / Blanc / Gris Anthracite”. Brides de Gala is an classic Hermès motif, which was first released in and designed by Hugo Grygkar in 1957 and has been rereleased many times since, but this new beautiful floral (and fruit) version has been reimagined by Christine Henry! #hermes #hermesscarf #hermessilk #hermèscarré #hermes90 #laurensanchez #jeffbezos





![An Entire Love Story On An Hermès Scarf
Open for bidding now! Roland Barthes is a French philosopher and to commemorate what would have been his 100th birthday, Hermès released this motif called “Fragments d’un Discours Amoureux”. It was inspired by his book “A Lover’s Discourse: Fragments”, which was released in 1977. Philippe Apeloig is the artist behind this scarf. He is a notable graphic designer and has worked on projects like creating the logotype and identity for the Yves Saint Laurent museum in Marrakech. He creates typefaces which are published by the type foundry Nouvelle Noire and has worked on other project with Hermès too. Not to mention, around the time of this project, his posters and typography were just featured in a thirty-year retrospective at Paris’s Musée des Art Décoratifs. W Magazine states Apeloig “designed a special text layout for each page of ‘Fragments,’ so my [Apeloig] first idea was to use typography, but that was too obvious. Finally I blacked out all the text, turned the words into graphic blocks, and reproduced each page in its original order like a mosaic.” The result, a graphic overview of “Fragments,” resembles a musical score, a piece of morse code, hieroglyphics and a diagram of digital circuitry. It’s both a thing of beauty and a source of comfort for those waiting for the phone to ring.” Make it yours on my website now! An Entire Love Story On An Hermès Scarf](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xisOVXBoMB8/mqdefault.jpg)



