Showing posts with label Hermès. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hermès. Show all posts

Monday, 23 August 2010

Key Looks Online



As devoted followers of Burberry and with a considerable penchant for one of their signature pieces, the label’s venture- Art Of The Trench- has consequently been quite an obsession of ours.

The site, which documents the history of the trench through iconic Burberry imagery, also reveals an intriguing project in collaboration with the world’s leading image makers as well as featuring works from the global creative community.

Launching with specially commissioned trench portraits courtesy of Scott Schuman of The Sartorialist, the site consists of an eclectic mix of trench lovers from across the globe and even gives you the opportunity to submit your own portraits which you can do here.


Another luxury brand to catch onto the viral marketing bandwagon through Art/Fashion collaborations is Hermès with their newly launched  J’aime mon Carre. This highly visual site features street style inspired photograph’s of ‘IT’ girls from London, Paris, NY and Tokyo sporting their favourite scarves.

A particularly nice touch is their “Knotting Card” which teaches you to tie different knots, as well as some retro videos and snappy interviews.



All this site needs is a nod towards some gentlemen brandishing some scarves and the site would be complete!

For more on Art Of The Trench, Click Here.
For more on J’aime mon Carre, Click Here.

Wednesday, 4 November 2009

Hermès Aluminium Leather Suitcase Preview


Gabriele Pezzini, the designer who also brought us "L'helicoptre par Hermès", now revealed a suitcase that will fit very well in the trunk of the Hermès Helicopter.
With an outer shell of Carbon reinforced Aluminium, embraced by two Hermès-typical leather straps, this suitcase not only looks beautiful, it can surely take turbulences for many years.

Leather is also used as the lining on the inside, with sturdy leather straps and an egg-shell coloured divider separating the two luggage departments.


Via Tetsuya Suzuki on honeyee