First introduced in 2014, the Halzan now is a staple in the Hermès stable of bags. According to Hermès, the name derives from a horse coat color and the design includes equestrian references, like stirrups and handles. The Halzan also is more affordable and attainable than many of the other Hermès bags. It can be carried (at least) three ways: by handles, on the shoulder, and as a clutch. For some, cross-body may be an option as well. Learn More

Released in 2017, the Touch Birkin is Hermès’s answer to collectors looking for a hint of exotic material on their bags. This Birkin 30 features a Clemence leather body with an matte Alligator on the flap, sangles, handles, and clochette, which givs the bag an undeniably dressy appeal. The contrast of the matte leather with the scaled skin brings out the best in both for an unforgettable look. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future. Learn More

Designed by Jean-Paul Gaultier and originally released in 2008, Kelly Danse is a more casual version of the iconic Hermès Kelly. What a perfect time for Hermès to bring back the Kelly Danse! The bag has first re-appeared in July 2019. Known today as the Kelly Danse II. A variation of the hugely popular Hermès Kelly bag, the Danse is loved for its versatility. In fact, this designer bag can be worn in loads of different ways to suit your look, making it perfect if you love to switch things up with your outfits. Learn More

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 Hermès Lindy was named after the Lindy Hop, a famous American dance from the 1920s, this swift 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

This scarf was inspired by a peddling album in the 19th century, stored in Émile Hermès' collection. Printed on Hermes iconic cashmere and silk material, this giant scarf is supple, light and easy to wear. It’s the ideal companion for wrapping up on cold days. 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 Box calf leather, the smooth finish offers a sophisticated appearance with scratches and blemishes blended into the material over time with light buffing. Learn More

The Hermes Garden Party Tote is a staple for many and one of Hermes’ most popular bags due to its relatively affordable price tag and practicality. The Small Garden Party tote bag is perfect for everyday wear and are comparable to larger sized handbags. This tote hits the marks on quality, functionality, and looks with its casual and relaxed vibe – but is still structured and very chic. Learn More

The most outstanding feature of the Oran sandal is the iconic H cutout that stands as a symbol of the Hermes brand that is known throughout the world and in fashion circles. The uppers of the Oran sandal are made of Epsom calfskin, which takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. This is an essential accessory for any woman’s wardrobe featuring the iconic Hermes style for casual wear. Learn More

The Hermès Bolide was introduced in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermès created this handbag for his wife to use for an automobile event in Paris. Hermès Mini Bolide was first introduced around 2011 and is the most popular size due to growing popularity of mini bags. This shrunk-down Hermès Bolide perfectly fits an evening’s necessities - your eyeliner, cardholder, keys, and phone. The carefree bag is crafted from durable, scratch-resistant Chevre Mysore leather. Use the detachable shoulder strap to wear it crossbody, or carry it hand-held. Learn More

Birthed in 1959 along with its designer’s daughter who shares the name, the Constance bag is considered the third side of the handbag pyramid, forever connected to and supported by the iconic Birkin and Kelly bags. The Hermès Constance 24cm bag is a chic shoulder bag unparalleled in style. Thanks to its H lock clasp, making it a perfect accessory for a casual occasion or a dressy evening. Made from durable Epsom calfskin, this printed leather takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. Learn More