Hermes

A collector’s dream, detailed look, and unmatched rarity in one stunning piece The Faubourg has dethroned the Himalaya as Hermès’ most coveted creation. Released in multiple variations over the years, its 2024 iteration—Rainy Days—is among the rarest and most visually poetic of them all. The Faubourg Evolution Debuting in 2019 with the “Day” and “Night” editions, followed by “Midnight” and “Snow” in 2021, and now “Rainy Days,” this design pays homage to Hermès’ iconic Parisian boutique at 24 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Each bag mimics the flagship storefront with detailed architectural references, crafted in multiple leathers and seasonal tones. Inside...

From the Birkin to the Kelly—how much more you'll pay this year Image via purseblog.com Each new year brings fresh pricing adjustments from Hermès, and 2025 is no exception. Shoppers around the globe are once again facing increases across the brand’s most iconic designs. With Euro and UK pricing leading the way, followed by the US market, the average increase ranges between 4.5% and 7% depending on location and style. 2025 U.S. Hermès Price Changes In the U.S., quota bags like the Birkin and Kelly rose between 6–7%, while other models saw increases as high as 12%. Below is a...

A showcase of Hermès bags that continue to captivate collectors worldwide As 2025 begins, let’s dive into five extraordinary versions of the Hermès Birkin that have captured the hearts of fashion lovers and collectors alike. These variations stand out not just for their rarity, but also for their design ingenuity and legacy within the world of high fashion. The Ultimate Birkin Icons So Black Birkin Birkin Rock Himalayan Birkin Birkin Faubourg Mini Birkin The OG: So Black Birkin Introduced during Jean Paul Gaultier’s final runway collection for Hermès in 2010, the So Black Birkin made a dramatic entrance. Clad entirely...

Two icons, two legacies, one ongoing debate Are the Hermès Birkin and the Chanel Flap truly comparable? While they’re both symbols of status, the deeper story reveals two radically different philosophies of luxury, history, and cultural cachet. One is a tote birthed from a sketch on a plane; the other, a shoulder bag born from Coco Chanel's pursuit of utility and elegance. Still, it seems inevitable that they’re pitted against each other. Image via purseblog.com Two Icons of Cultural Desire The Chanel Flap was revolutionary in 1955, giving women the freedom to go hands-free. The Hermès Birkin, created in 1984,...

Classic, suede, or exotic—which Birkin look is your favorite? The Birkin bag remains an eternal symbol of luxury, and this week, three fashion powerhouses showed us exactly why. From understated elegance to opulent flair, we saw the Birkin worn three ways—each redefining what it means to carry the world’s most iconic handbag. Image via purseblog.com Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: The Classic Carry Minimalism at its finest. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley embraced her quiet luxury era with a neutral-toned Birkin, proving once again why she remains one of the most stylish women in fashion. Spotted at Paris’ Gare du Nord in a sleek all-black outfit,...