Hermes

Experience an inherent elegance and an effortless sense of confidence with this Fantaisie d'Etriers 140 shawl. Crafted to perfection, this supple, lightweight accessory effortlessly elevates your look, making it the perfect companion for winter.

The phaeton, named after the son of the Sun in Greek-Latin mythology, is a horse-drawn carriage that enjoyed its heyday in late 18th-century France and England. This lightweight, maneuverable vehicle allowed its driver to move around town with ease. Designer Pierre Marie presents a perspective of the back of the model in the Émile Hermès collection. The high wheels and delicate painted decoration are framed by a bandana list that gives depth and lightness to the design.

What if 19th-century product catalogues – the illustrated albums that presented the artisans' collections – concealed coded messages that only the salesman and the shopkeeper could decipher, away from prying eyes? Who knows, perhaps this scarf has been chosen from the Emile Hermès collection to give us a precious key to good fortune. Anyone who succeeds in deciphering the magic word will restore the harness to its full glory and make their horse the happiest of steeds.

Named after a horse coat variation, and featuring stirrups, the Halzan pays homage to the equestrian roots of Hermès. Introduced in Fall 2014, the Halzan has quickly become an Hermes fan favourite for its modern silhouette and versatility. With its girth-like handles and its stirrups, the Halzan states its equestrian roots loud and clear. This day-to-day bag, with its clean lines and removable strap, lends itself elegantly to many carrying options.

Named after a horse coat variation, and featuring stirrups, the Halzan pays homage to the equestrian roots of Hermès. Introduced in Fall 2014, the Halzan has quickly become an Hermes fan favourite for its modern silhouette and versatility. With its girth-like handles and its stirrups, the Halzan states its equestrian roots loud and clear. This day-to-day bag, with its clean lines and removable strap, lends itself elegantly to many carrying options.

Named after a horse coat variation, and featuring stirrups, the Halzan pays homage to the equestrian roots of Hermès. Introduced in Fall 2014, the Halzan has quickly become an Hermes fan favourite for its modern silhouette and versatility. With its girth-like handles and its stirrups, the Halzan states its equestrian roots loud and clear. This day-to-day bag, with its clean lines and removable strap, lends itself elegantly to many carrying options.

Named after a horse coat variation, and featuring stirrups, the Halzan pays homage to the equestrian roots of Hermès. Introduced in Fall 2014, the Halzan has quickly become an Hermes fan favourite for its modern silhouette and versatility. With its girth-like handles and its stirrups, the Halzan states its equestrian roots loud and clear. This day-to-day bag, with its clean lines and removable strap, lends itself elegantly to many carrying options.

It wasn’t until Fall 2016 that Hermès re-launched the modernized Mini Kelly II, which collectors and celebrities swooned over instantly. Delicate and very expensive, the skin of this bag is farmed from the Alligator Mississippiensis alligator, also known as the American Alligator. Should be kept away from water. It an exquisite cocktail bag and an inspired choice for a red carpet event.

It wasn’t until Fall 2016 that Hermès re-launched the modernized Mini Kelly II, which collectors and celebrities swooned over instantly. Delicate and very expensive, the skin of this bag is farmed from the Alligator Mississippiensis alligator, also known as the American Alligator, which is created by polishing the spots with agate for a lisse finish. Should be kept away from water. It an exquisite cocktail bag and an inspired choice for a red carpet event.

The opportunity to Special Order a bag from Hermès is only offered to the next level of VIP clients, a rare treat for those who have already managed to purchase a number of Birkin's and Kelly's from the House. These bags, which since 2006 have had the iconic horseshoe stamp, or HSS as many call it, are unique as they can be ordered with multiple colors otherwise not produced together. Delicate and very expensive, the skin of this bag is farmed from the Ostrich leather that makes it so intriguing. This leather is the most durable exotic Hermès uses and is water-resistant, but will darken over time with exposure to skin oils.