Since its debut in 1937, the Hermès silk scarf—known in French as the carré, or “square”—has been as persuasive and endearing a symbol of luxury as anything Paris has produced. Seen ...

And now, they have a scarf that doesn’t just feel like butter, but… you get the idea. Gabriela Hearst. Pyke Cashmere Scarf. $1,500. ... Patchwork Fleece-Lined Cotton-Canvas Scarf. $525.

Louis Vuitton drafts contemporary artists to use the house’s silk ‘carré’ scarf as a colourful canvas. In a tradition which dates back to the 1980s, Louis Vuitton has asked five artists to reimagine ...

Style & Design The Only American to Design Hermès Scarves Really Understood the Assignment Waco postal worker and painter Kermit Oliver depicted the wild abundance of Texas on squares of silk.

A painting that is part of "Kermit Oliver & Hermès: Storytelling on Silk & Canvas" suggests otherwise. Upstairs in the Galveston museum, she's depicted as a young girl with a brunette bow cut ...

For this year’s AAPI Heritage Month, Phansavanh was tapped by Atlanta United to design a limited-edition scarf that celebrates Southeast Asian culture—specifically the traditions of Laos ...

A canvas for experimentation As a discrete space, a scarf presents an opportunity for experimentation often not available in other realms of dress that are determined – and restricted – by the ...