INFORMATION
Author(s): Karen Homer
Print length: 160 pages
Dimensions: 13.34 x 19.05 cm
Format: Hardcover
Price: 499.000 VND
Weight: 341 g
Publisher: Hachette
Publication year: 2022
INTRODUCTION
"Little Book of Hermès: The Story of the Iconic Fashion House" by Karen Homer is a compact yet luxurious tribute to one of the world’s most esteemed fashion names. It traces the origins of Hermès from its beginnings as a saddlery workshop in 19th-century France to its evolution into a globally recognized label synonymous with craftsmanship, elegance, and exclusivity.
The book showcases Hermès’ most iconic accessories — especially its legendary handbags like the Birkin and Kelly, famed silk scarves, meticulous packaging, and the unique artistry behind each piece. Homer highlights how Hermès has adhered to traditions of quality while subtly innovating in design, materials, and clientele over decades.
Through beautiful illustrations and authoritative text, readers are introduced to the brand’s relationships with celebrities, aristocracy, and pop culture — from Grace Kelly and Jane Birkin to more modern personalities — and how these associations contributed to its cultural cachet.
The value of this little book lies in its perfect balance: informative enough to delight fashion historians or luxury brand enthusiasts, yet visually captivating and accessible enough for anyone curious about style.
