The Hermès Lindy was named after the Lindy Hop, a famous American dance from the 1920s. As the Lindy’s origins suggest, this bag is meant to move with the wearer be it out dancing or rushing to the office. The Lindy’s folded, relaxed style is complemented in its mini size. The Mini Lindy is perfect for those whose jam-packed life requires a bag that can fit in. The unusual placement of the handles gives the bag its atypical shape, and you can carry it in the hand or via the strap. Learn More

Hermes has made a miniature version of their Kelly bag appropriately named Kelly Mini II. It's been made to fit all our modern contraptions—smart phones included—while maintaining its petite insouciance. It may not be able to be utilized the same way it got its name, but we love it just the same. Modern baby bellies are for flaunting, anyway. Learn More

The mini Lindy bag made its debut at the Hermès Fall/Winter 2019 runway show. The Mini Lindy is true to its roots: it essentially functions as any Lindy bag, with the added bonus of a cross-body strap (so it’s extra-practical). The unusual placement of the handles gives the bag its atypical shape, and you can carry it in the hand or via the strap. Learn More

The Kelly Pochette was Jean-Paul Gaultier's clutch interpretation of the classic Kelly bag. Introduced on the fall runway of his first collection for the House in 2004, the Kelly Pochette was an instant hit. The Bi-color style is a favorite among the VIPs who order customized Hermès special order or Horseshoe Stamp (HSS) bags. Crafted from Swift calfskin, this extremely supple, sophisticated leather is named after Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver's Travels. Learn More