Influencers and Hermes
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Hi dears, random question but lately I am taking out some clothes I bought for DH from Paris Hermes last year.
I found that some of the Hermes men short sleeve shirts crease very easily. Hard to get them back to the same level of crisp too when seen in the boutique lol .
Does anyone have any special tips on these kind of clothes? I believe they belong to 2023 summer collection kinda like short sleeve button shirt.
I found that some of the Hermes men short sleeve shirts crease very easily. Hard to get them back to the same level of crisp too when seen in the boutique lol .
Does anyone have any special tips on these kind of clothes? I believe they belong to 2023 summer collection kinda like short sleeve button shirt.
I didn’t know there’s an influencer thread!Perhaps this is worth sharing and discussing in the influencer thread?
Anyway, from what I see here in Paris, this sounds like a typical social media fake flex. As others have said, it's wise not to believe everything one sees on social. Fakes are available to buy in France as well as in other places, there is a well-known counterfeiter here
I dont mind sharing but I’m not sure if I’ll get in trouble?
Button down shirts? Professionally clean; specify hand press. (That’s how I arrange for all of DHs shirts: Hermes, charvet, Turnbull etc. when hanging them, try not to crowd them (easier said than done esp, if closet space is an issue). Our dry cleaner knows DH prefers no starch or sizing which tends to stiffen button down shirts, and our shirt purchases from the boutique don’t seem to have much if any starch.
@callmelindy , here is the influencer thread : https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/influencers-and-hermes.1047421/page-127
Members post links to influencers in that thread
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Just imagine you are walking through an art museum and seeing an exquisite oil painting of an aristocratic child with all his fine adornments. It’s really no different, Just a modern version
Sans the artistic skill and expressionJust imagine you are walking through an art museum and seeing an exquisite oil painting of an aristocratic child with all his fine adornments. It’s really no different, Just a modern version
Just imagine you are walking through an art museum and seeing an exquisite oil painting of an aristocratic child with all his fine adornments. It’s really no different, Just a modern version
I draw the line that Hermes luxury goods are for adults. That's a hill I'm willing to die on.
Being a consumer of such products is fraught with psychological considerations that no child (let alone a lot of adults, often times including myself) is savvy enough to navigate. There are questions of inequality, classism, personal identity and what an object signals... some exposure is unavoidable. And I understand it's practically impossible to isolate children from the milieu of their parents'. But to treat unwrapping a Kellydole as no different than unboxing a Barbie is doing a disservice to that child, who should be taught that there IS a difference when she's of proper age to understand.
I agree. I’m just pointing out really rich kids have always had access to ridiculously expensive things.
They are resellers and also known to sell fakes as well 😊 Just watch for fun purpose only.
How do you know they sell fakes? I see the posts on her photos are fresh from store? Paris specifically?
Ah I see she’s already mentioned in there. It’s the one on the second last page with a young girl (her daughter) unboxing Kelly doleButton down shirts? Professionally clean; specify hand press. (That’s how I arrange for all of DHs shirts: Hermes, charvet, Turnbull etc. when hanging them, try not to crowd them (easier said than done esp, if closet space is an issue). Our dry cleaner knows DH prefers no starch or sizing which tends to stiffen button down shirts, and our shirt purchases from the boutique don’t seem to have much if any starch.
@callmelindy , here is the influencer thread : https://forum.purseblog.com/threads/influencers-and-hermes.1047421/page-127
Members post links to influencers in that thread
To me, this is what the whole Hermès craze has come down to.
This is peak Hermès.
Hopefully this whole thing crashes soon after, and both authentic lovers and those who don't care are liberated from the chokehold this hysteria has got on fashion...
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