Hermes

Sharon Cuneta revealed that she was "turned away" by a salesman of the luxury brand Hermes during her recent trip in Seoul, South Korea.

(I went here to buy a belt from Hermes but they did not let me enter [the store].) After shopping, Sharon and her companions passed by the Hermes store again where the salesman appears to have invited the actress to enter the boutique. MANILA, Philippines – “Megastar” Sharon Cuneta shared that she was “turned away” by a salesman of the luxury brand Hermes during her recent trip to Seoul, South Korea.

Some internet users on the comments section of the actress' Instagram account speculated that Sharon might have been allowed access to the luxury store if ...

She passed by the Hermes store and wave at the guard who denied her access inside the store and said, "look, i buy everything". It is not clear if Hermes practices a "by-appointment policy" in the said branch in Seoul. And some people still think Korea is the place to be? In the movie, Julia Roberts' character goes into a high-end store to buy a "conservative dress" only to be snubbed by the store clerks. Sharon was also given champagne while in the store. "7, Dosan-daero 45-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul this Hermès store the only one I know na walk in Ms.

Afterwards, Sharon passed by Hermes again with her Louis Vuitton shopping bags. She also inserted the iconic "big mistake" scene from the 1990 film "Pretty ...

She went to Louis Vuitton instead, where she bought a few items. In the Megastar's YouTube vlog, Sharon said she wanted to buy a belt from the French luxury brand but the store would not let her in. Sharon Cuneta was "turned away" from an Hermes branch in Korea.

Hermes artistic director Nadege Vanhee-Cybulski seized on the vibes of the Burning Man Festival, adding swirls of color and utilitarian touches to a sleek ...

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PARIS (AP) — A giant, glowing crystal rock upon a sand-colored carpet evoked a glamorous alien planet for Hermes' champagne-sipping VIP guests.

It had a great swag and could have very well been seen at a music festival in that decade. Added to the creative cauldron were chunky Glam Rock boots and a Highlands kilt style with white trimming at the male model’s nether regions, making it look like they might have gotten a front bite. It’s a bid to keep their ravaged industry alive, and form of resistance against the Russian bombs decimating their homeland. In an anachronism that defined this Saab spring aesthetic, it was worn alongside a sheer 1990s’ tulle skirt. This fusion of different eras continued throughout the show, which sent out 68 items. Juliette sleeves mixed with black Renaissance tarbuds, decorated collars and even one wacky but stylish blue loose tuxedo look that could have been worn by the Bard himself.

Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski brought a bit of Burning Man to the Paris Tennis Club.

Moving in more of a lifestyle direction, the brand now has makeup and home, and has been courting influencers with loaner bags and fitness pop-ups. Instead, daywear in desert hues took a utilitarian turn, with side snap windbreakers and shorts, track pants, racer front tank tops, cropped crochet knits and Hermès butt bags, natch. For the rare bird, indeed.

Earthen hues were used to create Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski's utilitarian, low-key yet luxuriant universe for spring.

It had a great swag and could have very well been seen at a music festival in that decade. Added to the creative cauldron were chunky Glam Rock boots and a Highlands kilt style with white trimming at the male model’s nether regions, making it look like they might have gotten a front bite. It’s a bid to keep their ravaged industry alive, and form of resistance against the Russian bombs decimating their homeland. In an anachronism that defined this Saab spring aesthetic, it was worn alongside a sheer 1990s’ tulle skirt. This fusion of different eras continued throughout the show, which sent out 68 items. Juliette sleeves mixed with black Renaissance tarbuds, decorated collars and even one wacky but stylish blue loose tuxedo look that could have been worn by the Bard himself.

The centerpiece of the Hermès show was a large dune. We were camping—or better make that glamping, given the environs. “The Hermès girls are taking a ...

A dress with circular leather appliqués that got subtly bigger from neck to hem was a breezy knockout. A terrific dress in color-blocked shades of pink was designed to evoke flags rustling in the wind. The back of a tech fabric raincoat rolled up to reveal an under-layer of breathable mesh, and slim-line dresses were built with user-friendly zips that allow their wearer to customize the look.