The Hermes Picotin Lock bag, inspired by horse troughs, this timeless and minimalist piece gives material star billing. Looks more like a small buckle bag. This is a tote version, take the handles, load it with your personal items and you are good to go. This bag has zero problem swallowing all your essentials without expanding. 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

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 Matte Alligator skin. A skin that comes from the Mississippi Alligator, this leather is created by polishing the spots with agate for a Matte finish. Learn More

Spotted those leather sandals taking over the runway? It's not too late to get your hands on a pair of the most wanted style - the Hermès Oran. Classically simple, the Oran features the 'H' logo in a range of beautifully soft leathers, so whether you need a basic pair for every day or a sparkling style for a special occasion - the Oran has you covered. Wear yours with everything from cut-off denims and T-shirts to floaty dresses and jackets to find your perfect look. 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

The Hermès Kelly 25cm is an exquisite handbag of timeless style and distinction. Born as the Sac à Dépêches in the early 20th century, the company renamed the bag in 1977 after legendary actress and Princess of Monaco, Grace Kelly. This Kelly Retourne style is created using taurillon Clemence leather, giving it a more casual look. Always prized for its sophisticated style, the Hermès Kelly 25 neatly secures your daily essentials. Learn More

The Hermès Lindy was named after the Lindy Hop, a famous American dance from the 1920s, this soft Clemence leather piece lends engages in a wild dance. The handles located on the small side which fold the faces of the bag give it its oh-so atypical shape and hugs the curves of the body. The Lindy’s folded, relaxed style is complemented in its mini size at the Hermès Fall/Winter 2019 runway show. The Mini Lindy is perfect for those whose jam-packed life requires a bag that can fit in. Learn More

Arranged on squared design paper, the composition presents objects from the Émile Hermès museum or the reserve collection. A soft, light and enveloping scarf, the perfect accessory to elevate the everyday look. Learn More

Long lauded as a statement of timeless and effortless class, the Hermès Kelly bag remains an emblematic piece of modern glamour. This Hermès Kelly 28 is handcrafted by skilled artisans using Epsom calfskin. Created in Sellier style, which features external stitching with sharp, clean structural lines. 28 size is perfect for any occasion whether you are shopping with the girls or to carry your dinners and nights-out essentials. Learn More

First designed in 2006, the Lindy bag made its debut on the Hermès Spring/Summer 2007 runway. Since then, it's become an iconic handbag from the House of Hermes. The Lindy features a stylish slouchy look when carried as a satchel and when worn on the shoulder, sports a different look. The Lindy 30 fits quite a lot, while not being overbearing, and it's easier to come by in the pre-loved market. 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