Your Hermès Lessons Learned

[millivanilli]

hahahahahahaahhahaa autoasphyxiation AND the look of a hat.

HAHHAHAA I can't. so funny.

Crying laughing.

sorry, I know, post without information but I really love a good laugh. You hit my humor centre in the middle @Notorious Pink

 

[millivanilli]

Lessons for me:

no bags. Sadly, but no bags for me.

No cashmere scarves, bc they won't look good on me. Love them, but they don't look good on me. I need bright, shiny colors and bold patterns

No perfumes. They won't last.

Shoes on the other hand - which I was reluctant to buy - GREAT.

 

[carolle]

It is difficult to overcome H addiction.

 

[caruava]

Yup!

but, craie is oddly hardier than it looks. i believe @Tykhe has a bag in nata that has gone through multiple accidents with things like spinach and come out perfectly. Perhaps she will see the tag and step in

I've had hair dye on my nata constance at the salon and realised a few hours later. It wiped off.

 

[Rhl2987]

I have bought a lot over the years and, luckily, don’t have many regrets even though I truly do not use my H items very often. My style has changed incredibly over the years and I think I’m finally realizing what bags do and don’t work for me in the long term (I grow tired of certain things quickly) and what other H items I’ll use. I bought tons and tons of silks early on in my H journey and I just don’t use them. I work from home and dress casually otherwise. I’m hoping to break out more CSGMs this year. Of all that I’ve purchased, I use and enjoy my car coats and jackets the most! I’ve always been an outerwear girl. But now I love to find one luxurious, heavier piece per season. It all started with the camel coat from about 6 years ago…

 

[rayshines]

I've had hair dye on my nata constance at the salon and realised a few hours later. It wiped off.

Thank you @880 - you're always such a wealth of information.

@caruava you just inspired me to break it out for the spring. It'll be fine once it loses it's "pristine-ness"