The latest RTW collection reflects the multifaceted spirit of modern women, offering pieces that adapt to every facet of their lifestyle.
For Spring/Summer 2025, Nadège Vanhée reimagines Hermès with a softer yet empowering direction. While maintaining subtle echoes from the prior season, this collection steps forward with nuanced freshness and a more wearable aesthetic.
Where once there was rigid androgyny, now there is versatility: the Hermès woman this season isn’t confined to a single mood or style. Whether she leans toward elegance, comfort, sensuality, or function—or all at once—the collection offers that freedom of choice.
Sporty Meets Sleek
The runway played with contrasts: structured leather offset by airy mesh, tiny clutches alongside oversized totes, and tailored silhouettes paired with relaxed layering. This push-pull energy brought a sense of controlled freedom throughout the presentation.
Modern femininity is highlighted through fluid shapes and thoughtful details. Some garments were designed with adjustable features—clips, zips, or modular layering—emphasizing both function and style. Subtle nods to 90s silhouettes, such as visible boy shorts, were tastefully executed to bring a sense of nostalgic athleticism.
Spotlight on the SS25 Bags
This season, Hermès showcased an even broader range of bags than usual, from the edgy Birkin à l’Envers to updated classics like the Kelly Sellier with refreshed straps. Functional forms like the Cargo Birkin in denim made their debut, while the return of the JPG Birkin in a 29cm size earned plenty of attention.
New introductions included the Cabas Corricolo and Tressage, along with fringe-accented Mini Kelly Pampilles and the silk-soft Soie-Cool. Most styles embrace lightness and movement, in both texture and form.
Across the board, Hermès continues to evolve by looking inward, refining established icons and gently nudging them into contemporary relevance. This season celebrates that quiet innovation in full bloom.