Hermès
- proper noun
- /ɛrˈmɛs/
- It's just Miranda wanted some scarves from Hermès.
- Hermès belt buckle
- Hermès products
- Hermès Tuareg Silver
Examples
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I love architectural shoes, Hermès, and when fashion looks effortless.
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Chanel belt, Hermès bag and Vivier shoes.
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This clever little shop on the Right Bank called Hermès.
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Hermès priced its products for the wealthy customers who are its patrons.
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Her father was debonair and creative with his clothes, having Hermès scarves sewn into the lining of his suits.
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Display of Hermès products with silver produced by A l'Atelier in Hermès store on Rue Faubourg St. Honoré.
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Hermès also used Tuareg designs in their own creations, especially their signature square silk scarves.
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My favorite piece of jewelry is a stunning Hermès bracelet, which adds elegance to any outfit.
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I saved for months to buy my first Hermès handbag, knowing it would be a timeless addition to my wardrobe.
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The luxury store displays a wide range of Hermès scarves, each one more exquisite than the last.
Synonyms
A famous Italian fashion company that makes expensive clothes and bags
A famous French fashion brand that makes expensive clothes, bags, and perfume
A famous French company that makes expensive jewellery and watches
A French fashion brand that makes expensive clothes, bags, and perfume
A fashion company that makes expensive clothes and accessories
A company that sells high fashion clothes and accessories by famous designers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hermès the fashion house is named after the Hermès family who began a leather business in France; their surname comes from the Greek god Hermes, and because the business began with goods for travel and trade the family name became the famous brand for high-end leather and fashion.