Colorful, lively and romantic at the same time, Twilly Les Murmures de la Forêt, this is the name of the print and the model chosen by the royal, it is an accessory with smaller dimensions than the classic yoke and, as can be read on the maison’s website, it is very versatile, as it can be declined and tied in different ways. Any examples? On the waist, on the neck, on the wrist, on the handles of the bag and, last but not least, to embellish hairstyles.
Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh
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This method also won over her daughter Lady Louise Windsor, spotted on the carriage just three days later, again on the occasion of the Royal Windsor Horse Show, with the same accessory, although in a different pattern. Specifically, it is the Twilly Parade en Fanfare, also by Hermès, whose print, designed by Tong Ren, is a tribute to the world of animals. The drawing, as stated on the site, recreates a joyful and colorful parade, led by none other than horseinnate passion of the royals, and in particular of Lady Louise Windsor.
