The Constance bag was designed by Catherine Chaillet in 1959, and named it after her newborn daughter. This bag can easily be noted as one of the most versatile and classical bags by Hermes. 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 thrown over the shoulder as you trollop through town. Learn More

Revealed by a double-sided Jacquard weave, the visual motifs of this merino wool and cashmere blanket draw inspiration from specialized jockey jerseys and horse rugs created at the Hermes workshop on the Faubourg Saint-Honoré that operated from the beginning of the 20th century up to the 1960s. On the principle of heraldry, the study of coats of arms, each stable had its own motif. These motifs were emblazoned on the jerseys worn by jockeys and on the horse rugs, making it possible to identify the stables during races. Learn More

Hermes is one of the few designer brands that I admire, whatever they do, quality is always the top priority. Here I present you the Hermes Bearn Wallet. It’s a long wallet with a simple exterior design, but the silver ‘H’ logo on the strap is enough to make us drool. A functional wallet for your designer bag. 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. 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

Introducing the teeny Kelly Mini II handbag. This scaled down version of the classic is slightly larger than the Micro Kelly style. And thankfully so, this bag is perfect to bring around during formal events and evening occasions since it can carry your evening essentials! 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

Released in 1964, the Hermes Garden Party is a functional and well-priced bag among the Hermes collection. Garden Party is at home wherever it goes. An ideal companion for a bustling city trip or a relaxing weekend get-away, its sleek and sporty design opens up a new world of possibilities. Handcrafted from Toile and taurillon clemence leather, this Garden Party 30 is a cute tote bag which is more than sufficient to hold all your daily essentials. 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. Since then, the Constance has become one of Hermes’ most loved bags. 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

This season, the 5382 buckle is gaining speed, featuring a slanted design emphasized by streaks. It's made from Clemence leather and can be worn on either the chocolate or black side. The pared-back design ensures it will complement both casual and polished looks. Learn More

The Hermès Picotin 22 or MM (Moyen Model) is a luxurious take on the traditional bucket bag. Picotin bags harken back to Hermès’ roots as harness and tack leatherworks for French nobility. Inspired by horse feed bags and named for the portion of grain the bags hold, this humble inspiration led to one of the most casual of Hermès luxury handbags with a slouchy style and contemporary appeal. Since 2002, the simple leather strap closure has sported the iconic Hermès lock, giving these bags the name “Picotin lock”. As a chic carryall with a minimalist design, the Picotin 22 belongs in your wardrobe! Learn More