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What’s your unpopular Hermes opinion?
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I'm blushing right now...superhug...I'm speechless...thank you so much for these kind words...megahugIf people aren't responding to your posts it is no wonder they struggle with SA interactions! You are the most kindest poster that give the most thoughtful comments!
The "Scub 'H'" looks like a great dane wearing one of those motorcycle goggles...
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Leading on from this..
Which I wholeheartedly agree with.
I do find it astonishing that a company that are known for their graphics and illustrations can produce what are sometimes really naff images as intarsia,applique or print on their garments.
For all the derision towards monograms and logos from other brands, it's comical to see how truly awful Hermes's attempt at it is...
Cabas H en Biais, I'm looking at you!
https://www.hermes.com/uk/en/product/cabas-h-en-biais-40-bag-H082831CAAH/
Cabas H en Biais, I'm looking at you!
https://www.hermes.com/uk/en/product/cabas-h-en-biais-40-bag-H082831CAAH/
IMO, the 'H' in Hermés, the 'H' is no longer pronounced quietly
These have been languishing on the Australian site for ever. What was H thinking?
These have been languishing on the Australian site for ever. What was H thinking?
They evidently weren't
I am neither an 'H' lover nor hater. When the 'H' is done cleverly like on the Oran etc it's part of the integral design aspect. Slapping HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH on something - not so much.
I'm sure if I wrote this before, but another is, why does every (recent) shoe have to have an 'H' on it (clever or not)?
One too many Hs can actually make an outfit really tricky to put together. I'm suddenly in H-ermes 'drag' instead of expressing myself. I'm sure some people can get away with H-ead-to-toe, but not me. I shouldn't have to limit my outfit to one H-item per look to make it wearable.
In a way it may be a reflection of current consumers/society. They want to be seen and recognized.They evidently weren't
I am neither an 'H' lover nor hater. When the 'H' is done cleverly like on the Oran etc it's part of the integral design aspect. Slapping HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH on something - not so much.
I'm sure if I wrote this before, but another is, why does every (recent) shoe have to have an 'H' on it (clever or not)?
One too many Hs can actually make an outfit really tricky to put together. I'm suddenly in H-ermes 'drag' instead of expressing myself. I'm sure some people can get away with H-ead-to-toe, but not me. I shouldn't have to limit my outfit to one H-item per look to make it wearable.
One too many Hs…. and someone else mentioned in another thread… “one to many sangles/turnlock” can be a bit much in one outfit (picture turnlock on K/B, shoes/boots, belt, bracelet, gloves, wallet) can make putting together an outfit a challenge (one reason why I take outfit photos to check and see that my “h” is more quite as you say…. lol)….. Chain D’Ancre motif is getting up there, too, and now seeing them on bags (in the loop), jewelry, belt, RTW, shoes…. so yeah, not logos per se, but noticeable design features…. same thing in my opinionThey evidently weren't
I am neither an 'H' lover nor hater. When the 'H' is done cleverly like on the Oran etc it's part of the integral design aspect. Slapping HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH on something - not so much.
I'm sure if I wrote this before, but another is, why does every (recent) shoe have to have an 'H' on it (clever or not)?
One too many Hs can actually make an outfit really tricky to put together. I'm suddenly in H-ermes 'drag' instead of expressing myself. I'm sure some people can get away with H-ead-to-toe, but not me. I shouldn't have to limit my outfit to one H-item per look to make it wearable.
They evidently weren't
I am neither an 'H' lover nor hater. When the 'H' is done cleverly like on the Oran etc it's part of the integral design aspect. Slapping HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH on something - not so much.
I'm sure if I wrote this before, but another is, why does every (recent) shoe have to have an 'H' on it (clever or not)?
One too many Hs can actually make an outfit really tricky to put together. I'm suddenly in H-ermes 'drag' instead of expressing myself. I'm sure some people can get away with H-ead-to-toe, but not me. I shouldn't have to limit my outfit to one H-item per look to make it wearable.
10000% agree with both. I've never been drawn to the big H, but the other telltale H signs are getting to be a bit much too. And don't get me started on the "Hermes Paris" plastered all over a sweater.
I agree. On the other hand, I can see when they get too minimal like the Row some people will think it’s just a black bag/shirt/pants like any other. Why am I paying throw the nose for this?
It’s a fine line to walk. To be distinctive but not too recognizable.