Hermes

Mar 2026

For the latest edition of Le Monde d'Hermès, issue 88, the brand leans into a surreal, architectural narrative that redefines traditional accessory showcases within the luxury fashion sector. Under the guidance of art director Eric Wrenn, the project functions as a sophisticated fashion editorial that masterfully blends structural minimalism with high-concept collage techniques. Photographers Philippine Chaumont and Agathe Zaerpour utilize a blend of studio strobe and natural light to maintain a crisp, high-key aesthetic, allowing the house's latest bags and accessories to take center stage against a recurring backdrop of clean white paneling. The campaign breathes life into inanimate objects by integrating them into layered, composite scenes where models Anna Brunius and Josephine Dau move through fragmented, dreamlike doorways. With sharp fashion styling by François Gravel, the imagery captures a deliberate contrast between vibrant textures and the refined, understated hardware of the collection. The production utilizes a mix of live-action technique and 3D render-like precision, creating a surreal and cinematic atmosphere that feels both timeless and forward-thinking. By layering intimate portraits with wider, graphic compositions, the team highlights the tactile nature of Hermes accessories, effectively turning a standard product spotlight into a compelling piece of visual storytelling that feels perfectly at home within the pages of such a storied publication.

Editorial, Lifestyle

Bags & Accessories, Fashion