Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Which Hermès scarves does Nicole Kidman wear in “Grace of Monaco”? She actually wears 3 and I’ve identified them all in this week’s edition of “As Seen In” Sunday! Coincidentally these are 3 favorites, which made this a particularly fun edition especially to see them featured one after another like this. The first scarf we see is at the very beginning when Grace Kelly (Nicole Kidman) is speaking with Alfred Hitchcock (Roger Ashton-Griffiths) and I spotted feathers which immediately made me think of the scarf that she is in fact wearing! She is wearing “Plumes” by Henri de Linarès, which was first issued in 1953. Next she’s waiting out by the car looking ever so glamorous and has a scarf tied around her bag. This was another one where the pattern could only be one scarf! And it is “Hola Flamanca” by Dimitri Rybaltchenko, originally released in 2005. And for the last ID we actually see this scarf twice. The first time just for a split second and it’s actually easy to miss here. It’s under a jewelry tray while she’s getting ready for the evening. We get a second look at it as a headscarf as she’s traveling to France. In both clips it’s totally recognizable as the beautiful “Parures Des Maharajas” by Catherine Baschet, first issued in 2012. Overall such good picks and styled so well! #hermes #hermesscarf #hermessilk #hermessilkscarf #scarftutorial #silkscarftutorial #moviescenes #nicolekidman #graceofmonaco
Which Hermès scarves does Nicole Kidman wear in “Grace of Monaco”? She actually wears 3 and I’ve identified them all in this week’s edition of “As Seen In” Sunday! Coincidentally these are 3 favorites, which made this a particularly fun edition especially to see them featured one after another like this. The first scarf we see is at the very beginning when Grace Kelly (Nicole Kidman) is speaking with Alfred Hitchcock (Roger Ashton-Griffiths) and I spotted feathers which immediately made me think of the scarf that she is in fact wearing! She is wearing “Plumes” by Henri de Linarès, which was first issued in 1953. Next she’s waiting out by the car looking ever so glamorous and has a scarf tied around her bag. This was another one where the pattern could only be one scarf! And it is “Hola Flamanca” by Dimitri Rybaltchenko, originally released in 2005. And for the last ID we actually see this scarf twice. The first time just for a split second and it’s actually easy to miss here. It’s under a jewelry tray while she’s getting ready for the evening. We get a second look at it as a headscarf as she’s traveling to France. In both clips it’s totally recognizable as the beautiful “Parures Des Maharajas” by Catherine Baschet, first issued in 2012. Overall such good picks and styled so well! #hermes #hermesscarf #hermessilk #hermessilkscarf #scarftutorial #silkscarftutorial #moviescenes #nicolekidman #graceofmonaco
