Men's ready-to-wear, Winter 2025. (Credit: Bruno Staub for Hermès.
It would be a coat ... or rather a blanket. It would be a scarf or rather a piece of jewelry. It would be a bag that contains a life. It would be materials so soft they feel like love, so protective they resemble a room of one's own.The collection designed by Véronique Nichanian for Hermès men, presented by the house on Jan. 25 at the Palais d'Iéna in Paris, showcased extraordinary versatility and optical illusions that can make one dizzy."Inhabit time. Enter a garment like entering a house, dress with the feeling of being welcomed": The guiding principle prevailing over the general aesthetic of this wardrobe responds to the need for an increasingly nomadic lifestyle where "home" is an increasingly blurred notion.In this century's incessant mobility, clothing becomes the ultimate reference point for place...
It would be a coat ... or rather a blanket. It would be a scarf or rather a piece of jewelry. It would be a bag that contains a life. It would be materials so soft they feel like love, so protective they resemble a room of one's own.The collection designed by Véronique Nichanian for Hermès men, presented by the house on Jan. 25 at the Palais d'Iéna in Paris, showcased extraordinary versatility and optical illusions that can make one dizzy."Inhabit time. Enter a garment like entering a house, dress with the feeling of being welcomed": The guiding principle prevailing over the general aesthetic of this wardrobe responds to the need for an increasingly nomadic lifestyle where "home" is an increasingly blurred notion.In this century's incessant mobility, clothing becomes the ultimate reference point for...
