Hermes Women’s Fall/Winter 2022 Collection

She walked lightly, wearing a transparent skin-feeling knitted sweater. The chain around her waist rattled faintly: is it a bell? Maybe it is, words can’t express it enough. She paced up, and the picture gradually emerged before her eyes – like the overlapping of ancient skills and future times: showing a new equestrian style.

Contradiction? No, it is inevitable.

But she rejects the label. Even if labels can bring solace, so what? This afternoon, she is more willing to rely on self-transformation and self-achievement. She sings in a low voice, uses the paradox of omnipotence, captures passion with sharp banter, throws doubts, and rejects cookie-cutter rules. Such singing delights her; the beauty of just the right uncertainty inspires her. Sharp questions echoed in my ears: Where will tomorrow go? She considered it carefully. She pondered the intractable riddle and stroked the zipper of her jacquard coat. In French, “pull” is “dragonne” (dragon and lion).

She smiled as she recalled her inner strength.

She will find something she has never seen before. She explores, transforming into a dragon and lion, an alchemist, or an Amazonian female warrior. She boldly took to the streets, summoning shadows, revealing miracles, and unearthing mysteries. Treasures are everywhere, but where? She has bright eyes and a happy mood, wearing a loose moss-blue sheepskin double-faced coat and walking lightly—a powerful force echoing her inner passion. She walked at a leisurely pace, looking for something hidden. So, she evokes unrestrained whimsy. They are either maverick or belong to a group; timeless colors are addicting. She will chase day after day, her ethereal figure wrapped in a ballet-collar ceramic blue onesie. She lingers on street corners like a time traveler.

She wanted and longed to get them all back more than ever. Who is she thinking about? She was obsessed with the Catwoman who haunted the underground clubs on the Left Bank of the Seine in Paris in the early 1950s. They are a group of fearless girls, nicknamed “The Pioneers”, who are brave and decisive, and are constantly rewriting the definition of freedom and femininity. These unruly girls are often extremely artistically gifted and run counter to worldly expectations. One of them went further than anyone else. She painted, danced, fell in love, went to school, followed the rules; she was tired of it. Today, she is free from the shackles of the world, flees at midnight, and lives in seclusion on a sunny Italian island.

Now, they return, more fearless, worthy of everyone’s welcome and respect – first of all, through their gestures to continue their mark in history. She played by her own rules in an off-white silk bodysuit with a ruffled collar. It’s a good thing she doesn’t have to depend on others. Today, she has new questions in her heart. She has an urge to surprise tomorrow.

Disrupting old knowledge often means breaking the norm. It strongly suggests a bold spirit. It flows like wisdom: the “pyramid”-shaped rivets on the belt and bracelet are inspired by the classic Hermès design, the Collier de Chien. This subtle evolution fascinates her.

Obviously, the surge of inspiration is inevitable. But if you want to see its true meaning, you must first learn to broaden your horizons. It takes time.

The passage of time is sad. And the revelation of time hits the heart directly.

We may be witnessing miracles, that’s for sure.

Early in the morning, she wears a Roden coat whose stripes outline a landscape, a horizon.

She pursued the starting point of the sun all day long.

It is a picture of line and color, but it is more than that.

She knew this morning that one of her two companions was walking into the light with a knowing, sexy smile.

Rules advance. She is full of power.

Light pace along the inexhaustible road forward.

Don’t dwell on the present. Don’t miss the past.

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