Hermès’ Carré Club, for the Love of Scarves
A pop-up shop sells special-edition scarves with techniques such as patchwork and embroidery.
A pop-up shop sells special-edition scarves with techniques such as patchwork and embroidery.
Alice Shirley’s studio and the artist’s scarf in several color variations.
The membership card.
Carré Stories, where members can hear fans rave about scarves and give their own review.
Being square is the price of admittance to Carré Club.
Games of scarves.
Even the tabletops and floor depict scarves.
The Carré-OK booth features videos of scarves set to music. Feel free to sing along.
Cyrille Diatkine has been drawing faces on Hermès scarves for 15 years.
. The official scarf design of Hermès Carré Club.
Hermès’ Lyons, France factory can produce 15,000 colors.
Cyrille Diatkine is a quick study and can sketch a likeness in little time.
Corners are of vital importance when designing a scarf.
The artist’s tools.
The drawing machine.
It’s all in the intricate details.
The contraption was created by two Central Saint Martins art students.
Live music is part of the immersive Carré Club experience.
Guests check in, have their photo taken and are issued a membership card.
Hermès’ Carré Club will travel to Los Angeles, Toronto, Singapore and Milan.
The activation celebrates carré creativity.