In line with the chunky gold chain trend du jour, Hermès’ Claire sandal draws on the motif for a tasteful decoration versus, say, a full-on takeover à la JW Anderson’s buckled slide. But what sets this one apart is the chain-link’s subtle “H” shape—a clear nod back to the fashion house. Learn More

Introduced in 1969, the Hermès Constance quickly became one of the most highly sought-after of the brand’s luxury bags, behind only the Kelly bag and the Birkin. The Hermès Constance 18 is a stylish shoulder bag designed with versatility in mind. The Constance 18, also referred to as the Hermès Constance Mini. The squarish shape and large, prominent “H” closure across the front give this bag a youthful appeal, even when rendered in a sophisticated Swift calfskin, formerly known as Gulliver leather until it was discontinued in 1999, this wonderful leather was reintroduced to the market in 2005 under the new name Swift. Learn More

Based on the Tatouages Marins bandana scarf design Neptune's Horses, Hercules' Columns, Peril Reefs and Bear Island are all names that evoke nautical tattoos and ancient maps inhabited with extraordinary animals. With its two-tone treatment and bandana motifs that encircle mermaids, dolphins and galleons, the design has been given a new look. The perfect setting for "Treasure Island" by R.L. Stevenson. Learn More

It looks like the bi-color trend is picking up the phase in the world of fashion. Taking its cue and knowing when to strike while the iron is hot, Hermes takes the lead by introducing to the bag community its Bi-color Kelly 25 Sellier bag, which is also a more structured, rigid bag thanks to the Epsom calfskin, this printed leather takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. Always prized for its sophisticated style, the Hermès Kelly 25 neatly secures your daily. Learn More

Named after the Lindy Hop, a famous American dance from the 1920s, and first released in the spring of 2006, the Hermès Lindy took the fashion world by storm, gaining tremendous popularity with young executives and busy mothers. The Hermès Lindy’s unique style gives it two entirely different looks, depending upon how you carry it. Lindy 26 is a good bag for everyday use and for wearing to work. It looks elegant and structured but at the same time relaxed and casual. Learn More

The Kelly Bag was made famous by actress Grace Kelly, who gave the bag a new association after the paparazzi photographed her using the bag to shield her pregnant belly. From that moment, the bag became known as the “Kelly Bag” and was officially renamed in 1977. The size 28 is great if you’re on the petite side or if you want prefer a more formal look. Sellier in terms of a Kelly refers to its outside stitching, on its edges which results in the bag’s crisp, sharp lines. Learn More

Perfect for a casual and sophisticated look, the Neo belt buckle is inspired by the Kelly Depeches strap. It is enhanced by a beveled design and four discreet studs. A statement accessory that will stand out when looped through the waist of chinos and tailoring. Learn More

The Jige is named after the initials of its creator Jean Guerrand, Émile Hermès’ son-in-law, who designed the clutch as a wedding gift for one of his future daughters-in-law in 1975. It’s a timeless piece to wear for years to come, from dinner parties to wedding receptions. It’s fitted with the typical H logo pull-through closure at the front flap and offers room for daily essentials – phone, card holder, and car keys – into the Hermès bag’s slim silhouette. Learn More

First designed in 2006, the Lindy bag made its debut on the Hermès Spring/Summer 2007 runway. Since then, it has become an Hermès boutique staple. The Lindy features a stylish slouchy look when carried as a satchel and when worn on the shoulder, sports a different look. The Lindy 26 is by far the most popular size in Asia as it suits petite frames best. Learn More

In 1923, Hermès debuted The Bolide: the first purse with a zipper. Initially named “le sac pour l’auto,“ the Bolide literally means comet, inspired by a nickname for sport cars. This bag has fans all over the blogosphere who exalt its classic beauty and perfect functionality. Learn More

The Hermès Evelyne TPM, also known as the Hermès Evelyne Mini or Evelyne 16, is the smallest of the Evelyne line. As a “fashion” bag, the signature perforated “H” was now intended to be turned around and shown to the world. The addition of a crossbody strap and a mini size increased demand for the bag among fashionistas worldwide. The minimalist style and streamlined silhouette have made the Hermès Evelyne Mini the most popular of the non-quota bags the design house offers. Learn More