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My Selection of Hermès Petit h Accessories

Posted on December 10, 2012 | Leave a comment

Last Friday I was invited to a breakfast at Hermes to discover the latest collection of the Petit h unusual objects, presented in a fairytale scenography. As a traveler and a fashion accessories addict, I selected few light pieces, beautifully executed: the necklaces in silk scarves, the cuffs (I have a big crush for the leather one, picture 4), the boho chic bag made with silk scarves woven and a crocodile handle and the skate (really great!).

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Ma sélection d’accessoires “insolites” du Petit h d’Hermès

Posted on December 10, 2012 | Leave a comment

Vendredi dernier, j’a été invitée à un petit déjeuner chez Hermès pour découvrir la dernière collection d’objets insolites du Petit h. Une véritable caserne d’Ali Baba, où en bonne voyageuse inconditionnelle d’accessoires mode, j’ai sélectionné ces quelques pièces, superbement exécutées : des colliers en carrés de soie pliés en arcodéon, des manchettes (je craque complet sur celle en cuir, photo 4), un sac en carrés tissés et anse en croco, très bohème chic et un skate (franchement génial!!!).

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Breakfast At Hermès To Discover The Petit h Unusual Objects

Posted on December 7, 2012 | Leave a comment

You know how I’m addicted to Christmas trees and how much I love the creative world of Hermès : above is a photo taken yesterday, at a press Hermès breakfast, I was invited in Brussels (picture 2). Well I am not a morning person, especially as the day before, I had a “smartphone” dinner with Acer (I’ll talk about soon). Boosted by the snow, I arrived (late, but not that much!) to La Verrière, where Beatrice Gouyet, CEO of Hermes Benelux-Nordics (picture 3) and Pascale Mussard, Creative Director of Petit h (picture 4), reveal us the recycling concept of these famous “unusual objects”. Scattered here and there in an enchanting decoration realized by Charles Kaisin (picture 3), which explained that all these branches came from a huge beech of his garden. Last picture: Nica Broucke, the editor of ELLE België shows me the luxury nest which she really enjoyed. And if you want to discover the Petit h unusual objects on I really enjoyed: check this post! Suspense …