Show review in a sentence: Nadège Vanhee explores the quiet tension between day and night, delivering a Hermès collection that feels restrained, elegant and subtly atmospheric.
Designer: Nadège Vanhee
Location: La Garde Républicaine 18 Bd Henri-IV
Nadège Vanhee approached fall/winter 2026 through what she described as a “liminal realm”, that suspended space between day and night. The idea unfolded first through colour. Warmer sunset tones gradually deepened into oxblood, forest green, inky blue and grey-black. With the runway carpeted in moss, the setting reinforced that quiet, in-between atmosphere.
Sleek tailoring anchored the collection. A-line silhouettes, jodhpurs and precise zip details kept the shapes streamlined and controlled. A glossy asymmetrical leather dress in dark blue opened to reveal a flash of sky-blue shirt beneath, a small styling gesture that subtly lifted the look. Leather pieces finished with shearling collars carried a similar sense of ease, while colour-blocked leather introduced moments of contrast that kept the palette from feeling too restrained.
Accessories, as expected at Hermès, delivered their own quiet moments of delight. The adored Kelly appeared in a canvas iteration, while the Picotin 14 arrived in a firmer leather that gave the familiar silhouette a slightly boxier, more structured feel.
The Perspective motif by A.M. Cassandre, used as the collection’s only print, added a tasteful graphic note and echoed the show’s play on depth and shifting perspective. That clarity of idea ultimately made the collection land so well. Hermès kept things sharp, confident and grounded in pieces—and bags—that still felt completely wearable.
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