Hermès presented the new During Salone del Mobile 2026 in Milan, Hermès presents its new collections for the home under the artistic direction of Charlotte Macaux Perelman and Alexis Fabry.
The scenography is enriched by a dialogue with designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, who created a central table conceived as a sculptural and convivial piece. Together, they shape a universe where materials, forms and craftsmanship come together to express the house’s vision of contemporary living

During Paris Fashion Week Men’s FW26, Hermès presented the final men’s ready-to-wear collection by Véronique Nichanian, marking the end of an exceptional 37-year tenure at the house. The show took place on January 24, 2026, at the Palais Brongniart in Paris, in a setting true to Hermès’ understated and refined aesthetic.
Conceived as a subtle tribute rather than a retrospective, the collection revisited the codes that have defined the Hermès man: precision of cut, excellence of materials and an effortless, timeless elegance. Leather, silk and noble fabrics were at the heart of the silhouettes, reflecting Nichanian’s long-standing commitment to craftsmanship and quiet sophistication.
Closing her final show with a standing ovation, Véronique Nichanian leaves behind a legacy of consistency, modernity and discretion, shaping one of the most enduring visions of contemporary menswear.

Boucheron, through the prism of Frédéric – four High Jewelry creations that tell the Maison’s story. The first jeweler to open a boutique on Place Vendôme, Frédéric defied convention to write a new chapter in Parisian jewelry. His beloved living nature – in all its imperfect, true-to-life realism – became his artistic language. As the son of a draper, he approached jewelry as a form of couture. His pieces always centered on the individual and were designed to meet the aspirations of their era. Histoire de Style 2026: a collection that paints a sensitive portrait. Claire Choisne and her studio pay tribute to Frédéric Boucheron’s pioneering spirit.

Hermès unveiled a new porcelain collection At Paris Design Week 2026. The collection Nature Marines of 34 items, is decorated with plant motifs by artist Katie Scott. The collection was conceived around the theme of the sea, but the artist narrowed the focus to marine plants only. This happened after visiting the marine herbarium at the London Natural History Museum - a collection dating back to the 17th century and containing more than 60,000 dried samples of marine algae. It was there that Scott studied algae, marine plants, and other marine organisms, dried in books like flowers.
Each of the 34 pieces is decorated with marine algae, wakame, kallimniaceae, salicornia, and sea fans, and none of the patterns are repeated. The dinner, dessert, and bread plates feature two to four decorative elements each.

Hermès returned to La Garde Républicaine for its Autumn-Winter 2026 presentation on March 7th 2026.  

Bureau de Presse organised a series of training days in Spanish for Rabat employees in Madrid and Barcelona, following the open days held for press and influencers. Designed as an extension of the brand experience, these sessions focused on deepening product knowledge, storytelling and client engagement, ensuring teams are fully aligned with the brand’s values and positioning. Hosted in both cities, Boucheron days created a space for exchange, practice and immersion, reinforcing consistency across markets while maintaining a highly tailored, on-the-ground approach.