"HERMES" Gaultier period fringe design wrap skirt

We would like to introduce you to some special pieces from HERMES, which started as a saddlery workshop near the Madeleine in Paris and is based on the concepts of "the tradition of craftsmanship" and "the joy of mobility and travel."

During his time as creative director of Hermes from 1999 to 2010, the items he created valued the craftsmanship and quality of materials, but also had structured, bold lines, breathing new life into the brand.

This masterpiece is also an item that evokes that spirit, and while it is based on a classic wrap skirt, it boldly incorporates leather accents at the waist, and the deliberately roughly frayed fringe and cut-off tailoring subtly exude the rebellious elegance that is characteristic of Gaultier.

The material used is a wool and linen blend, and its rough texture and deep brown color give it an elegant yet strong look. The shadows of the drape that spread with every movement and the deep structure unique to wrap skirts create a silhouette that is almost like a sculpture, beautifully enhancing the wearer's movements.

Additionally, the subtle details around the pockets and the fringe at the hem highlight Hermes' commitment to leaving traces of manual work and Gaultier's experimental spirit, resulting in a garment that has more depth the more you look at it.

The styling is a masculine tailored jacket, a supple leather shirt, and neat long boots. Taking advantage of the waist structure, the top is deliberately tucked in to create a sharp silhouette, allowing you to enjoy a MOOD-like look that is a cross between intelligence and sensuality.

Please take this opportunity.