Hermès defies luxury slowdown with strong margins, pricing power, and growth. Read more on how HESAY's vertical integration ...

How Philippe Delhotal, creative director of Hermès Horloger, forged a distinctive horological identity for the luxury leather ...

Hermès transforms a New York pier into an immersive maze of secret passages—inviting guests to play detective.

An “immersive experience” generally tends to go one of two ways. It can be a pixelated sensory overload of neon lights and ...

It’s called the Second Chapter for a reason. The sophisticated woman — “who has everything she needs” — depicted in ...

Against Shanghai’s Blade Runner-esque skyline, Nadège Vanhée staged the second act of her Hermès A/W 2025 womenswear ...

All of Oliver's scarves are striking, boasting a jigsaw-puzzle level of detail, but some have a specific provenance; "Madison ...

Set against the dazzling Pudong skyline, the Shanghai runway show was a playful study in modularity and function.

Headphones around the neck, sweaters wrapped around the waist, bags slung over the back of the shoulder—this is the modern Hermès woman. Today, the French house took to Shanghai to stage “chapter two” ...

Expanding to the US in 1924, showing its first women’s couture collection in Paris in 1929 and then introducing its now iconic Hermès carrés – square silk scarves – in 1937, the company landed as a ...

Though unverified, the design also bears the text 'Les Toits De Paris'—a style of Hermès scarf that has fetched high resale prices online. One pre-owned version is currently listed for $2,068 ...

Lot 4: Hermès Paris Silk Scarf, “Kachinas,” by Kermit Oliver. Gold, red, blue, green on white ground. Edges hand-rolled to front. Approx. 35″ square. Excellent vintage condition. Estimate $150-$250.