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A Calgary Refresh by Interior Designer James McIntyre

Middleton Residence.

The couple hired interior designer James McIntyre of McIntyre Bills to transform their century-old property in Calgary’s Mount Royal neighbourhood into a classic yet fashion-forward dwelling able to transport those who enter to London or New York.

The Enduring Appeal of Pyrrha

Crafting jewellery with meaning.

Nearly 30 years on, the talisman continues to be the jeweller’s signature style.

Canadian Fashion History: The Evolution of Alpine Chic

The birth of après ski.

Canadian fashion is a product of avid adventurism, outdoor spirit, and long, chilly winters.

Hermès Finally Enters the World of Cosmetics

Galloping to the beauty counter.

There are the famous fragrances, from the classic Twilly d’Hermès to the sparkling Eau des Merveilles, but nothing in the line of makeup or skin care—until now.

Hermès at Work in Vancouver

Details of dedication.

Taking place in the Coal Harbour neighbourhood’s Jack Poole Plaza, the 5,000-square-foot event is comprised of nine stations from a watchmaker solving a precise puzzle of gears and screws, to a saddler, leatherworker, silk-printer, gem-setter, and more.

Off the Shelf: Lost and Found

Books by Dinaw Mengestu, André Alexis, and Rebecca Solnit.

Forget everything you know about novels of the immigrant experience.

Hermès for Him: The Enduring Vision of Artistic Director Véronique Nichanian

The quiet force of style.

After two decades at the helm of Hermès menswear, Véronique Nichanian has demonstrated unquestionable relevance, proving that behind every well-dressed man is a woman of taste.

The Hermès Icosahedron

Dungeons & Dragons goes designer.

It’s not a scene typically associated with haute couture.

NUVO Magazine: One on One with Monsieur Hermes

One on One with Monsieur Hermès

What's in a purse?

FROM THE ARCHIVE: It would be easy to consider Hermès not dissimilar from other maisons de luxe. Beyond the superficial, however, resides a philosophy and even a philosopher with a belief in the “exquisite perception of the improbable.”

The Hermès Baseball Glove

Classy catch.

Reimagining everyday objects is something that Hermès does all too well—especially with their leather goods, which are unsurpassed in craftsmanship.

Saut Hermès

Horse play.

Saut Hermès signs line the Avenue des Champs Élysées like bread crumbs leading to a big glass dome. The Grand Palais, designed for the Universal Exposition in 1900, is where, for the third consecutive year, la maison Hermès has returned to its equine roots to present the show-jumping spectacle Saut Hermès.

Atmos Hermès Clock

Time capsule.

Hermès and Jaeger-LeCoultre tackle the science of time with the Atmos Hermès clock.

Hermès Gift Boxes

Boxed sets.

What lies within a gift box is a question of joyful anticipation; all the better if the box is orange. This season, Hermès has dreamed up two new whimsical gift-box sets. To give or to receive, that is the question.

Hermès Is Shaping Time With Its New H08 Watch

The new male-centric timepiece by Hermès Horloger.

The standout Hermès novelty as presented for Watches and Wonders is the H08 timepiece, a watch that “embodies a contemporary masculinity,” says Lauren Dordet, La Montres Hermès CEO.

Le Flâneur d’Hermès

Steely steed.

SUMMER CYCLES: Hermès is no stranger to saddles and steeds. It is only natural then, that the equine-inspired French fashion house called upon some of its considerable construction skills when the time came to saddle up for a more leisurely ride.

Hermès Artistic Director Pierre-Alexis Dumas Understands the Business of Fashion

History and modernity.

For the past 14 years, Pierre-Alexis Dumas has worn the mantle of artistic director at Hermès—he is the scion and a member of the sixth generation of a family business founded in 1837.

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