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What is your latest Hermes purchase?
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Not at all! This was on the display & they had multiple pieces in stock so easy peasy!
Yeah I keep resisting the urge to buy a halzan - Luckily I've been extremely time constrained on getting to stores lately....and the website hasn't had the colors I most want yet!
When the time is right, the right-colour Halzan will find you
They are super super comfy and make my fleshy wide feet look so slim
And now I know I can buy H shoes one size down from my normal shoe size
May I ask what part of the world (or even what store, if possible) that was? Thanks!
Of course! This was in Sydney; they only have one boutique @ Elizabeth Street aside from the airport.
My boutique in US usually have them on display. I drop-in my store quite often though. They usually disappear within 1-2wks. I never see them on display when I travel to Asia. First of all, those bags are really popular there also because I can't go to the stores that often.
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Hi catin, the twilly is called La Maison Des Carres (001025H062941S). HTH!
I will try to be good until I see my SA in person next time.
But since she is just an email away and incredibly enabling, here is today's stash.
The CDC is in BE and I need to take a better picture. It does match my nails.
But since she is just an email away and incredibly enabling, here is today's stash.
The CDC is in BE and I need to take a better picture. It does match my nails.
Here is the do over picture of the CDC.
Oh my gosh - I just bought a Halzan 31 and would love to tie a twilly on it this way! Did they do it in the store for you, or do you have directions on how to tie/warp it that way! TIA!
Just picked this bracelet up today! Thanks for letting me share!
I'm sure the store personnel would be happy to show you how to tie a twilly or you can do a search on You Tube for the how-to. After that, it just takes some practice and before you know it, you'll master getting the right tension of the wrap and even-ing out the ends. Good luck!