The World of Wearable Art Awards was started almost 30 years ago by an art gallery in a rural town in New Zealand. The idea of wearing art on one's body seemed outlandish, but it has unexpectedly become a driving force in breaking down the boundaries between art and fashion.
While collaborations with artists are no longer unusual, HERMÈS continues to create "wearable art" collections without the help of artists.
One is the "turbo". The design, composed of interlocking "H "s, is inspired by automotive engineering. The brass bracelet and ring with two finishes, hairline and polished, are graphically beautiful with a design in motion.
As fans know, "Sacs à d'épêches" is the model name of a famous bag created in 1928, and the collection presented here is inspired by the bag's lock clasp. The collection presented here is inspired by the lock clasp of that bag. The glossy luster of the stainless steel polished hairline finish of the collection is reminiscent of the surface of the water at sunrise.
Unnecessary and unnecessary things are the ones that enrich our hearts. If you want to enrich your mind casually, "Hermes" is a good choice.
Bracelet and ring composed of connected "H "s. . The graphical design without being obnoxious is a true masterpiece. Bracelet ¥83,600 , Ring ¥39,600
These two bags are inspired by the clasp of one of Hermès' famous bags, the "Sacs à Depeche". They also have a somewhat industrial atmosphere.Bracelet ¥56,100, ,Ring ¥39,600
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
