"HERMES" 90's classic detail dark blue tailored jacket

Starting as a saddlery workshop near the Madeleine Church in Paris, the company has been promoting the "tradition of craftsmanship" and "the joy of travel."

We will introduce you to the finest masterpieces from HERMES, which is based on this concept.

The deep midnight navy color quietly catches the light, and the dense wool falls smoothly, creating a three-dimensional line that flows neatly from the waist to the hem. The sharp angle of the notch lapel and the minimalist appearance of the two buttons directly convey the idea of ​​``beauty told through tailoring'' in this masterpiece.

The balance between the chest pocket and flap pocket on the front slightly lowers the center of gravity, and princess seams create an elegant shape that follows the curves of the body, creating a curved seam on the back that gently flares out towards the hem. The Maison's tailoring DNA, which originated from equestrian wear, is alive and well in the sophisticated urban lines. The overlapping buttons on the cuffs and understated shoulders enhance the refined movement, and the slightly longer length that wraps around the hips certainly accentuates vertical beauty.

Judging from the specifications, which include the old tag with a carriage logo and "HERMÈS PARIS" embroidered in black on the off-white background on the back of the collar, the "MADE IN FRANCE" inscription running down the side, and a composition tag written in English, Spanish, and French, this item can be said to date to the late 1990s.

During this period, Hermes focused on perfection through materials and patterns rather than excessive decoration, and this is clearly demonstrated in the silhouettes with relaxed shoulder lines, a cinched waist, and a modest flare at the hem.

The dense weave of this 100% wool creates a subdued sheen and a high-quality feel, and the exquisite French pick stitching and lining give it archival value, ensuring it will last and look beautiful. It's a size 40, and its balanced fit while still leaving room for movement makes it a staple piece in any season.

In terms of styling, pairing a high-gauge turtleneck with wide trousers that have creases and finishing with plain-toe leather shoes will create a genderless and dignified impression, with the contrast between the vertical lines of the jacket and the material echoing each other. Alternatively, tying a thin silk scarf in a knot over a high-quality shirt and pairing it with a skirt or slacks with a beautiful flowing silhouette and long boots will create an outfit that portrays Equestrian elegance with a modern balance.

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