Privé Porter Guide To: The Hermès Bag Timeline: From 1892 to 2025

From 1892 to 2025

Hermès handbags are more than fashion—they’re history in motion. From the original Haut à Courroies in 1892 to today’s Mini Kelly II and Birkin 20, each design tells the story o...

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Privé Porter's Guide To: Hermès Neutrals vs. Statement Colors: Which Shades Hold Value Best?

Which Shades Hold Value Best?

Hermès collectors debate neutrals vs. statement colors when choosing a Birkin or Kelly. Neutrals like Gold and Etoupe offer timeless wear and steady value, while bold shades lik...

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Privé Porter's Guide To: Hermès Special Colors of the Decade: The Shades That Defined Collecting

The Shades That Defined Collecting

From Rose Sakura to Chai, Hermès shades don’t just follow trends — they define them. Discover the colors that shaped Hermès collecting over the last decade and why they remain t...

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Privé Porter's Guide To: Tri-Color Hermès Bags: When Three Shades Meet in One Icon

When Three Shades Meet in One Icon

Tri-Color Hermès bags showcase the maison’s mastery of color, blending three shades of leather across one Birkin or Kelly. Rare, artistic, and highly collectible, these designs ...

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Hermès Ghillies Collection: A Nod to Classic Shoe Design

A Nod to Classic Shoe Design

The Hermès Ghillies Collection reimagines the Birkin and Kelly with perforated trim inspired by classic brogue shoes. Playful yet timeless, these limited-edition bags remain hig...

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Niloticus vs. Porosus Crocodile: Hermès Exotic Skins Explained

Hermès Exotic Skins Explained

Hermès uses two types of crocodile for its most coveted Birkins and Kellys: Niloticus and Porosus. Learn how to tell them apart, why Porosus is considered the rarest, and why Ni...

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