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Paris Menswear S/S 10
Hermes
Posted 28th June 2009 07:19 BY Hywel Davies
Hermes new collection may not receive awards for changing the face of menswear design but it does excell in providing luxurious clothes for gentlemen who require beautifully discreete style. Designer Veronique Nichanian is acutely aware of what the Hermes customer requires - a functional wardrobe in exquisite fabrics and luxurious cuts. For summer Nichanian showed a collection of brown and grey relaxed separates accessorised with loosely tied scarves. Generous knits and refined prints, in sophisticated formations all contributed to a collection that defined a stylish and mature approach to real menswear.
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