Loic Dubigeon

Under no circumstances should you Google this artist... Aside from that surprising and somewhat discomfitting discovery, Loic Dubigeon is responsible for three of the creepiest Hermes scarves: Persona, Hello Dolly and Confidents de Coeurs. Yes, creepy is in the eye of the beholder and despite the creepy factor I do have a Persona.

That being said, there are specific reasons this artist is in Ye Olde Scarf Drawer:
  1. New Orleans has a familial connection (at one point I had all 16 colorways from the original 1996 and 2006 reissue)
  2. Persona came from the Toronto sale so it's imbued with fond memories, and it ties like a dream with the most beautiful chocolate brown
New Orleans Creole Jazz is a 90cm silk scarf designed by Loic Dubigeon for Hermes. Navy, rose and royal blue borders. Features images of New Orleans steamboats, and the names of famous Jazz musicians
New Orleans Creole Jazz, 2006 reissue
Picture of Persona, a 90cm cashmere scarf designed by Loic Dubigeon for Hermes. Brown and creme African masks.
Persona, 1997

Other scarves designed by Loic Dubigeon

  • A la Gloire de Guillaume, 1992
  • Belles Amures, 2002
  • Charmes des Plages Normandes, 1999
  • Clefs de Notre Enfance, 1991
  • Compagnons de Mer, 2000
  • Confidents des Coeurs, 2000
  • Fantaisies Indiennes, 1987, 2016
  • Folies du Cliel, 1984
  • Geologie, 1980
  • Gire au Vents, 2001
  • Hello Dolly, 1990
  • Hemisphaerium Coeli Boreale (aka Zodiaque; Hugo Grygkar adaptation)
  • Jeux d'Ombres, 2004
  • l'Entente Cordiale, 1994​
  • Mecanique du Temps, 2002
  • Ronde des Heures, 2000
  • Salzburg, 1996
  • Sanssoucy, 1994
  • Sextants, 1981
  • Soies Volantes, 1991
  • Voyages en Russie, 1984, 1999