Hermès Petit H
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It was sold last year in Paris as being a peacock. Thought you might like to know
Oh cool: I have a peacock earring holder! Thanks for letting me know!
Oh cool: I have a peacock earring holder! Thanks for letting me know!
A friend gave me for Xmas last year the seal in orange and tosca , it's lovely but can't hold anything
A friend gave me for Xmas last year the seal in orange and tosca , it's lovely but can't hold anything
I'm lucky to wear the same studs pretty much every day. Thank heavens they are small and fit perfectly!
Finally got it!!!! OMG! I am in Cloud 9!!! This is the "regret" that I didn't buy during the 1st day of the petit h pre-launch....totally regret not buying and when I finally decided to buy, all gone already!!!
Anyway, my SA called me yesterday that 4 pieces just arrived from Paris (yes ONLY 4).....so I literally flew to Galleria Hermes to see them!!!
This is called a "Textile Accessory" by Hermes ("Accessoire Modulable" in French). It is made of a leather collar and a piece of Hermes silk is attached to the collar. This accessory can be worn in 3 ways - as a scarf/tie hanging freely on your chest, as a hood over your head, or as a mini-stole to cover your arms.
This particular piece is with a Kaki colour leather collar with matte gold button, and the silk scarf attached is the "Fleurs d'Indiennes" print.
My SA said each piece is unique so nobody will have exactly the same one. Yesterday, they received 4 pieces from Paris, 2 pieces went to me, and the other 2 (in orange and in dark blue) gone already!
Super duper love this that I bought another colour! LOL! This 2nd one is black chèvre with black&white silk. Anyone knows what print this silk is?
Thanks for letting me share my joy!
Anyway, my SA called me yesterday that 4 pieces just arrived from Paris (yes ONLY 4).....so I literally flew to Galleria Hermes to see them!!!
This is called a "Textile Accessory" by Hermes ("Accessoire Modulable" in French). It is made of a leather collar and a piece of Hermes silk is attached to the collar. This accessory can be worn in 3 ways - as a scarf/tie hanging freely on your chest, as a hood over your head, or as a mini-stole to cover your arms.
This particular piece is with a Kaki colour leather collar with matte gold button, and the silk scarf attached is the "Fleurs d'Indiennes" print.
My SA said each piece is unique so nobody will have exactly the same one. Yesterday, they received 4 pieces from Paris, 2 pieces went to me, and the other 2 (in orange and in dark blue) gone already!
Super duper love this that I bought another colour! LOL! This 2nd one is black chèvre with black&white silk. Anyone knows what print this silk is?
Thanks for letting me share my joy!
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miacillan - Congratulations!!! Thank you for sharing and showing us this new and special and exceptional garment! I think it is very tempting for any Hermès silk lover.
The second scarf is Jardins des Metamorphoses by François Houtin, first issue 2010. Link to picture in HSCI:
http://piwigo.hermesscarf.com/uploa...11/11/20/pwg_high/20111120154746-36dd6bc1.jpg
The second scarf is Jardins des Metamorphoses by François Houtin, first issue 2010. Link to picture in HSCI:
http://piwigo.hermesscarf.com/uploa...11/11/20/pwg_high/20111120154746-36dd6bc1.jpg
Finally got it!!!! OMG! I am in Cloud 9!!! This is the "regret" that I didn't buy during the 1st day of the petit h pre-launch....totally regret not buying and when I finally decided to buy, all gone already!!!
Anyway, my SA called me yesterday that 4 pieces just arrived from Paris (yes ONLY 4).....so I literally flew to Galleria Hermes to see them!!!
This is called a "Textile Accessory" by Hermes ("Accessoire Modulable" in French). It is made of a leather collar and a piece of Hermes silk is attached to the collar. This accessory can be worn in 3 ways - as a scarf/tie hanging freely on your chest, as a hood over your head, or as a mini-stole to cover your arms.
This particular piece is with a Kaki colour leather collar with matte gold button, and the silk scarf attached is the "Fleurs d'Indiennes" print.
My SA said each piece is unique so nobody will have exactly the same one. Yesterday, they received 4 pieces from Paris, 2 pieces went to me, and the other 2 (in orange and in dark blue) gone already!
Super duper love this that I bought another colour! LOL! This 2nd one is black chèvre with black&white silk. Anyone knows what print this silk is?
Thanks for letting me share my joy!
Congratz Mia! Very intersting design. Pls share some action pics when you can.
Thanks Lutz! This is the one I mentioned in my earlier posts...the one that got away..LOL! Sooooo happy that Paris decided to make some more and send to HK! Will share some action pix when I wear them, thinking about how to mix and match. THanks for letting me share again! Cheers!
Congratz Mia! Very intersting design. Pls share some action pics when you can.
Holsby, thanks again for your valuable input on the name of the silk! Now mystery solved. ) I love this to pieces!
) I love this to pieces!
First post here! I am very envious of those who managed to own any of these petit H items.
I found this fuschia pink piece on Yahoo Auctions Japan! Lovely.
I found this fuschia pink piece on Yahoo Auctions Japan! Lovely.
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Only one more week before Petit h leaves Hong Kong: http://forum.purseblog.com/hermes/happily-surrounded-by-h-751621-33.html#post23064183.
Mme Pascale Mussard with the local project manager, Hong Kong architect Mr. Gary Chang:
Removable writing porcelain tags with Mme's hand-writing. Yes, in Chinese!
Chair made of torn Le Monde scraps and barenia strips:
Credit: Next Magazine
Mme Pascale Mussard with the local project manager, Hong Kong architect Mr. Gary Chang:
Removable writing porcelain tags with Mme's hand-writing. Yes, in Chinese!
Chair made of torn Le Monde scraps and barenia strips:
Credit: Next Magazine
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Intresting the porcelain tags, are they erasable/reusable
Yes, if we use removable paint pens or markers.