Long lauded as a statement of timeless and effortless class, the Hermès Kelly bag remains an emblematic piece of modern glamour. The Kelly Sellier is also a more structured, rigid bag thanks to the Barenia Natural leather, this leather was originally used for Hermès saddles and is without a doubt one of the finest leathers available. 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

Introduced in 1958, the Picotin is true to the brand’s origins as an equestrian harness and tack manufacturer for French nobility. The Picotin has a few crucial design elements that elevate it to an exquisite fashion accessory. The Hermès Picotin 18 is the smallest bucket bag of the Picotin line and a particular favorite among Hermès enthusiasts. The Picotin 18 is the epitome of casual-chic, an upscale tote that adds a note of brilliance to your look. 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 Kelly Moove emerges as a contemporary homage to the revered Kelly Banana bag, first unveiled in the 1990s as the premiere Hermès Kelly Pochette. This modern iteration not only retains the hallmark silhouette of its illustrious ancestor but also infuses the classic design with innovative features and functionality. A novel highlight of the Kelly Moove is its petite, detachable pouch attached to the strap, presenting a delightful mini-me of its larger self and creating an endearing mother-daughter Kelly ensemble. While designed to carry just the essentials, such as AirPods or credit cards, this small pouch adds a significant touch of charm to the overall design. 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

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 Hermès Wallet To Go is a stylish and streamlined solution for keeping your daily essentials close and accessible. No more digging through your tote for your belongings. So what is the Hermes Constance To Go Wallet? It’s basically three-in-one bag. This wallet has a removable shoulder strap. So you can carry it around your shoulder or cross body at day. Then at night, you can turn it into an evening clutch. It can even be used as a wallet. Learn More

The Oasis sandal is a symbol of status and impeccable taste in high-fashion circles. The styling is simple and sophisticated and makes a statement that the wearer understands the need for a casual fashion basic, which makes this slide an important inclusion in any casual wardrobe. 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

The Saddle 38 mm reversible belt surprises and delights. The elegant Clemence calfskin on one side and smooth calf leather on the other are tastefully offset with a contrasting leather trim. A palladium plated buckle further highlights the understated elegance of this piece. 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