Open air, warmth, generous volumes. Playful natural fabrics and technical materials. Eveningwear with mineral nuances, large and small polka dots.
Colours
Grey, navy, greyish green, chrome green, quartz, black. Bright overtones: royal blue, hazelnut, oxidized green, raspberry, cobalt, mahogany, chartreuse, bubble gum pink.
Lines
Wraparound coats, double-breasted coats, three-button coats. Parkas, trench coats with removable collars in sheepskin, blousons with ribbing, straight blousons, hooded blousons, sweat-shirts, blousons with knitted shawl collars, blousons with a bomber spirit. Straight or double-breasted suits, three-button jackets, double-breasted jackets, padded jackets with drawstring back and staggered topstitching.
Pullovers with round collars, oversize pullovers, raglan pullovers with buttoned collars, high neck pullovers. Shirts with straight collars, shirts with supple collars, shirts with high neck contrasted collars, shirts with ridged ribbing, shirts with playful pleats. Very narrow trousers, wide trousers with elastic waist and leather bottom cuff, pleated trousers.
Fabrics
Combed mohair, compact double wool, 180 compact wool, technical wool felt. Two-tone quilted Toilbright, Toilovent, technical stripes and herringbone pattern. Reversible Toilovent and rubberised lambskin, rubberised lambskin with topstitching, endless road design rubberised lambskin with sabré technique, grained calfskin with brazilian horses silkscreen lining, patinated calfskin, babylamb with contrasted topstitching, sheepskin.
Cotton and wool with herringbone pattern and leather detail, supple cashmere flannel, technical wool, reversible cotton jacquard with polka dots, silk tie jacquard with polka dots, wool braiding with checks. Extra-fine cashmere with saddler topstitching, cashmere and silk with contrasted stripes, cashmere with playful ribbing, pop tv wool, endless road cashmere, wool and cashmere with two-toned arrows, tweed and stripes.
Cotton poplin, cotton and cashmere twill, cotton jacquard with polka dots, cotton with liquid tartan scarf print, silk. Supple cashmere flannel, wool broadcloth and cashmere, wool flannel, wool and mohair canvas, technical wool, stretch gabardine, cotton and wool with herringbone pattern, technical wool cover, cotton or silk jacquard with polka dots.
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Tags: FALL WINYTER MEN 2018-19, hermès, HERMÈS FW 2018-19
Sat, February 17 2018 » Fashion Blog
It’s a collection in continuous evolution, constantly transformed by notions which arrive to challenge the primary idea; like a road trip where colours, shapes mutate in different landscapes. An astonishing pink, fuschia or “porcelain”, chosen specifically for its dialogue with a kraft brown sweater in knitted cotton viscose.
It’s a summer season which lets itself be guided by a principle of uninhibited classicism where the silhouette is more marked, and the waist underlined and smocked.
The practical utility of uniforms celebrates the nobility of the craft which is the history of this house, taken as another starting point: pragmatic habits – of life.
Giving meaning to the garment. The surface is considered as quilted prints, a tribute to the saddler world of Hermès. Then it all changes, becomes more fluid. These clothes should become our dear friends.
There are links. Mercerized cotton pieces that so closely unite leather panels in shiny calfskin one by one – to form a jalousiewhich then opens a conversation with the ready-to-wear, this double face knitted silk, this silk cigaline. Everything is symbolic. Here the uniform has left a few traces – the robustness of materials such as compact cotton satin, the obvious simplicity of denim cotton drill milled for a jacket or a straight edge coat.
There are the beginnings, a tangled maze of kinetic patterns which deliberately twist the Cavalcadour print originally created by Henri d’Origny for Hermès. The illustrator Nigel Peake, has chosen his own diversions, raising his pencil to hatch this original pattern on a phantom pleated knit skirt or a long coat in taffeta stripes painted with a camouflage which is just the opposite. But there is also a strong control resting on these pillars, these high-waisted men’s pants encrusted with silk moiré ribbons with metal hardware.
There is vulnerability. The tenderness of bias cuts for apron dresses which escape into a myriad of triangular panels or which tame a long black and pond green dress in cloquée silk jacquard. Here delicate hands have worked on cut yarn shirts, dresses embroidered with fur stitches, accidents of softness.
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Tags: hermès, HERMÈS SS 2017, SPRING SUMMER WOMEN 2017
Thu, November 3 2016 » Fashion Blog
Wed, June 24 2015 » Fashion Blog
Watch the Hermès Fall/Winter 2015 Women’s Fashion Show in Live Streaming – Paris 9th March 4.30pm. The fashion show will mark the debut of Nadège Vanhee – Cybulski, new Artistic Director of the ready to wear woman Hermès. Stay Tuned!
Photo credit: Inez and Vinoodh
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Tags: FALL WINTER WOMEN 2015-16, hermès, HERMÈS FW 2015-16, LIVE STREAMING
Tue, March 10 2015 » Fashion Blog
Sun, February 22 2015 » Fashion Blog
Watch the Hermès Fall/Winter 2015 Men’s Fashion Show in Live Streaming – Paris 24th January 8pm. Stay Tuned…!!! #hermeshomme
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Tags: FALL WINTER MEN 2015-16, hermès, HERMÈS FW 2015-16, LIVE STREAMING
Sat, January 24 2015 » Fashion Blog
Hermès © Copyright 2014
Hermès Spring Summer 2015 Women’s Collection
In movement.
Out of the shadows, into the light.
An African breeze, intense overtones of earth and indigo.
Solar whites and radiant ochre.
Airiness and lightness, asymmetry, fabric folds, playful pleats.
Fresh, ethereal material or matt and structured texture.
Lines:
Coat in silk and braided leather.
«Bubble» dresses in silk and cotton, shift-dresses in light seersucker, dresses in overdyed métis with Quadrige print, draped dress in striped silk, dress in broderie anglaise and ladder openwork, maxi-dress in pointillist embroidery.
«Bubble» shirts in cotton poplin and métis, shirt-dresses in cotton batiste.
Jacket in off-white linen and cotton denim, jacket in water snake skin, blouson in python.
Summer rain: parka in parachute silk and water-resistant calfskin with waterproof zip, zipped blouson in parachute silk.
Cardigan in water snake skin and crocodile marquetry on silk knit.
Asymmetrical skirts with flat pleats in cotton poplin, wrap-around skirt in barénia, skirts in cotton and silk madras.
Wide pants with pleats, short pants, bermuda shorts in chiffon crocodile
Hip scarves in métis.
Colours:
Talcum powder, chalk, plaster, lime.
Ivory, off-white, putty, misty white, pearly grey.
Shades of indigo navy, storm, midnight blue, Etruscan blue, earthenware blue.
Purple, gingerbread, saffron, ochre, brown beige, pink granite rose, chestnut.
Fabrics:
Full grain lambskin, water snake skin, crocodile, métis, métis with overdyed print.
Double-face summer cashmere.
Silk poplin, cotton poplin, cotton batiste, linen and cotton denim,
Washed crepe de chine.
Prints:
Quadrige (drawing by Pierre Péron, 1973) in overdyed métis.
Les coupés (drawing by Françoise de la Perrière, 1970).
Wax “Panama masks”, wax “rouge Chili”.
Accessories :
Sandals with straps and heel, gladiator sandals, loafers.
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Tags: hermès, HERMÈS SS 2015, SPRING SUMMER WOMEN 2015
Sat, October 11 2014 » Fashion Blog