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. The Kelly Sellier 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

Hermes's Genius sandals are the pair you'll be reaching for all summer, every summer. They've been made from smooth calfskin with Iconic "H" cut-out. This pair feature adjustable Velcro straps that allow you to find the perfect fit. The rubber soles are serrated, keeping you steady on slick surfaces. Learn More

The very first interchangeable buckle was designed by the stylist Catherine Karoly in 1967. It was so successful that people lined up outside the Faubourg store. As a result of its popularity and for practical reasons, salesmen ended up naming it after the draw in which it was stored: the famous No. 5382 draw. Since then, there have been countless reinterpretations of the famous H buckle. Learn More

The Hermes Constance was first created back in 1959, and was constructed by in-house designer Catherine Chaillet who named the bag after her daughter. It’s gorgeous, unique style can easily be matched with any outfit and can go from an elegant day bag for the office to a whimsical night bag. 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

As the name suggests, the Hermes Kelly Cut is a variation of the more famous Hermes Kelly bag. The long, rectangular shape makes it ideal for tucking under your arm, though you can carry it by the top handle or in your hand. Also referred to as the Hermès Kelly clutch, this versatile bag dresses up or down easily. A gorgeous clutch for an evening at the opera, it also makes a statement worn with jeans. 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. This handbag is made from exotic Matte Alligator skin, not to be confused with crocodile, alligator tends to be sourced from Florida in the United States and its scales tend to be more patterned than crocodile. Delicate and very expensive, this clutch is a stunning example of how Hermès can improve even on what seems perfect. Learn More

Based on the design from 1892, since that time the Birkin bag has become Hermes icon. It is the most iconic and sought-after handbag in the world. Perfect 30cm size takes you from day to night. The bag looks like a big stuffed rectangle then and it’s easy for pickpockets to grab your stuff. Learn More

First adorned on the arm of the infamous Jane Birkin back in 1984, the Hermes Birkin Bag quickly soared to the top of the popularity charts, becoming one of the most sought after bags in the fashion industry. This Birkin 25 bag has been made from exotic Ostrich skin, which is recognisable by its multiple pores giving a charming ‘polka dot’ look that exudes femininity, and is a firm favourite amongst luxury crowds. It is an exquisite Hermès handbag ideal for carrying your essentials for the day and transitioning seamlessly into the evening. Learn More

The Hermès Kelly Bag has almost a hundred years of history - the first prototype for it was even created in 1882. The Retourne Kelly bag looks a bit more modern and more casual and is the favorite with many Hermes lovers. The size 25 cm is the perfect alternative for smaller women. Learn More

While Hermès Birkin bags are considered the rarest and most desirable bags in the world, among Birkins, exotic examples are considered even more so. One example of rare exotic skins Hermès uses to make Birkins is Ostrich, which features a unique pattern of dots made from the bird’s feathers. Hermès produces Ostrich bags in few numbers, and takes special care when deciding which colors to use. This example, done in classic Blue Iris is an uncompromising neutral that is both subtle and striking, perfectly paired with Palladium hardware. This bag has been used lovingly and gently. Learn More