Les Coupes Tattoo twilly
NOK1,600
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Product description
Twilly in silk (100% silk).
This small, yet iconic silk accessory can be tied endless ways to bring a whimsical touch to your everyday looks!
Made in France
Designed by Françoise de La Perrière
Dimensions: 5 x 86 cm
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The story behind
Based on the Les coupés Tattoo scarf design.
The Petit Coupé de ville is depicted in a 19th century equestrian carriage catalog, with one horse and a servant near the coachman; the Coupé de Poste, seated behind and safe in front; the Coupé d'Orsay, launched by a style icon; the Comte d’Orsay, the Coupé Carré, the Coupé à caisse ronde, and more.
In the late 19th century, the first motor carriages simply replaced the horse with an electric battery, but kept the same undercarriage for passengers. In June 1898, the Automobile Club of France organized a motor cab show. First released in 1970, the Les Coupés scarf is a composition of the fronts and sides of different carriages. It looks like a child’s puzzle to be taken apart and put back together. Very simple flat colors and shapes lend an almost abstract feel to this perfectly balanced composition. For this collection, the graphic aspect is further enhanced in a two-tone variation.
