The current Hermès windows evoke a carefree breezy summer vibe, and are held in beautiful neutrals with an occasional splash of color. The decoration consists of natural materials such as dried palm leaves, pebbles, sand and wooden beach loungers, all set against an amazing backdrop of palm tree photographs (byCecile Bortoletti)
The fabulous color schemes in the window displays can easily be adopted to give a basic neutral wardrobe a fresh summery look. Below a few pairings with pictures I found in my archives...
First collage - teaming a camel top and white jeans with a Hermes Picotin bag in sanguine and a MaiTai Collection howlite statement necklace in orange. Cluster earings in silver/crystal, also by MaiTai Collection.
First collage - teaming a camel top and white jeans with a Hermes Picotin bag in sanguine and a MaiTai Collection howlite statement necklace in orange. Cluster earings in silver/crystal, also by MaiTai Collection.
I still remember the day the picture below was taken as if it was yesterday, but it goes back to August 2009. Our stay coincided with one of the hottest weeks Paris had had in years, which made it impossible to accessorize with anything but necklaces (here an Hermès Lena necklace in horn/silver)
This next outfit goes back only a couple of years (2014). Wearing a mousseline GM (Fantaisies Indiennes) in a vertical basic slide (click here for a how-to), secured with a MaiTai Collection shawl ring in black horn. Further accessories: Picotin 22 in sanguine and clic-H bracelet in marron glacé.
The last one is another recent picture from earlier this year. Wearing a 'Chaînes et Gourmettes' 70 carré as a necklace (click here for a how-to) and adding some extra sparkle with MaiTai Collection sparkling bracelets and chandelier earrings in crystal
The rider on the roof, holding Brides Rebelles 90 carrés (from the SS2010 collection)
