Hermes.com, the official Hermès website
source: http://www.hermes.com/
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Hermès International, S.A., or simply Hermès (IPA: French [ɛʁmɛs] [3], typical American English [ɛɻˈmɛz], typical British English [ɛːˈmɛz]), is a prestigious, highly-respected, French high fashion house specializing in leather, ready-to-wear, lifestyle accessories, and perfumery luxury goods. The company is highly renowned in the fashion world, along with other exclusive fashion houses, and it's recognized by its legendary duc carriage with horse logo. Products are exclusively available via Hermès authentic boutiques worldwide and online at hermes.com.[4]
First established in 1837, the saddle shop of Thiery Hermès in Paris, France grew in renown reputation. The company entered the 20th century with a fresh outlook into its potential growth, entering the fashion industry, and, thus, claiming classic renown status in the fashion world. Today, in the 21st century, Hermès continues to implement its traditional techniques into its creations, subtly balancing and blending the past, present and future tenses into every aspect of its image.[5] Recognized clientele of Hermès include: Nicole Kidman,[6] Julianne Moore,[6] Elle McPherson,[6] Elizabeth Hurley,[6] and Madonna.[6]
Competitors of Hermès included the houses of Chanel; Gucci; Louis Vuitton; and Christian Dior.[7]
First established in 1837, the saddle shop of Thiery Hermès in Paris, France grew in renown reputation. The company entered the 20th century with a fresh outlook into its potential growth, entering the fashion industry, and, thus, claiming classic renown status in the fashion world. Today, in the 21st century, Hermès continues to implement its traditional techniques into its creations, subtly balancing and blending the past, present and future tenses into every aspect of its image.[5] Recognized clientele of Hermès include: Nicole Kidman,[6] Julianne Moore,[6] Elle McPherson,[6] Elizabeth Hurley,[6] and Madonna.[6]
Competitors of Hermès included the houses of Chanel; Gucci; Louis Vuitton; and Christian Dior.[7]
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