Hermes
Hermès has been synonymous with luxury for over 180 years, since its founding as a harness and saddlery workshop in 1837. Despite its focus on timeless, trendless pieces made from the most elevated of materials, the house has also welcomed a roll-call of fashion’s most progressive designers as creative directors, including Martin Margiela and Jean Paul Gaultier. Véronique Nichanian, the artistic director of menswear for over thirty years, is the longest-serving non-founding artistic director in fashion today, and her collections emphasise a minimal, contemporary and highly sophisticated approach to design.
Featuring mooncakes from Audemars Piguet, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Hermès and more.
The North American and European markets have been hit particularly hard.
Refined fabrication adds texture to sleek silhouettes.
With a whopping €80 billion Euro climb.
The sneaker-roller-skate is priced at $4,450 USD.
With a “Veronese” green version limited to two pieces.
The French luxury label is taking losses at a lower rate than competitors.
Bringing a modern touch to a ’70s timepiece.
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