The concept of artist Keith Edmier’s New York solo exhibition (on display until June 20th) began with a simple mission: he was interested in the correlation between ancient myths in contemporary culture as well as the synergy between blending keepsakes that are born through the marriage of art and fashion…
As we approached the venue for Hermès‘s Fall/Winter 2015 show in Paris, we felt transported into a movie set. Stables of the Horse Guards — a regal space full of tradition and a brilliant reflection of the brand — set the stage for the show…
If you didn’t already know, I am a huge Hermes scarf lover and was the scarf specialist at Hermes for many years. I’ve been following The Vivienne Files Blog as an outlet for my passion…
As the Hermès group is a fount of traditional artisanal knowledge in numerous fields from leather-working and silk-screening to silversmithing, this time its watchmaking arm decided to turn to Cristalleries Royales de Saint-Louis (Saint-Louis Royal Crystal-Works), a 100 per cent Hermès-owned affiliate company based in Lorraine in northeastern France, to help it create a series of wristwatches and pocket watches embellished with unconventional crystal dials and covers inspired by 19th-century paperweights – a signature Saint-Louis product.…
It’s tough to improve on perfection, but that’s precisely what Hermès has done with the new hyper-pared-down Birkin Sellier 40.
According to Couli Jobert, the leather artistic director at Hermès, natural brown was deemed too obvious for the new Birkin, which is only available in matte black with silver palladium hardware.…