Hermes: In the woods

Another photos of Hermes window displays from Taiwan my special friend give me were taken at Taiwan International Airport. Here, Hermes takes us to camp in the deep of the woods. What outfits do we must wear? Of course Hermes is the answer. You can look at the female mannequins wear the colorful silk scarves as a dress. Her companion hangs a fabulous scarf on to the trees as if the rain had fallen and made it dry. This lively depiction of camping in the woods a la Hermes is a perfect suggestion for traveling, but of course you must pick the right woods or perhaps just small green garden.

Hermes: The horse

Once upon a time before the existence of Hermes Birkin, Kelly, or Lindy bags and the beautiful-colorful Hermes silk scarves, the world of equestrian, a.k.a horse, is the core business of Hermes. Every royal horse or professional athlete has the saddle or other tools made by this legendari Parisian house. This basic inspiration of Hermes is now celebrated at Hermes Sogo Fuxing boutique at Taipei, Taiwan. There are female and male horses, each for women and men collection windows. The horses look so lively and elegance just what Hermes means and synonymous to. A stack of hays lay on the ground that make the window looks more vivid and warm.

Hermes: Under the tree

The mannequins at Hermes Scotts Square, Singapore, are relaxing under the tree. The woman mannequin sits under a tree that has thick leaves on it. While the men one, stand under a tree that already looses all its leaves. Those arrangements may indicates the change of season. Summer when all the leaves are growing and the fall when the leaves are leaving its twigs.

Hermes: Dried twigs

Hermes at Ngee Ann City uses dried twigs as the main theme for its window display. They are used to become the background of the mannequin, to display a hand bag, and even to display belt or other small jewelries. The result is a very natural looking window display yet also very beautiful as always.

Hermes: International times

Hermes at Vancouver International Airport, Canada, celebrates the different of time in one country and another in its window display. There are three wall clock that shows the different times in each of the two windows. The women section window shows the times of Vancouver - Madrid - Sydney with arms carrying scarves, ties, bag, and hat. While the men section features Paris - London - Tokyo times. On the ground there are trunks with contents spoiled outside that can be translated into traveling from country to country.

Hermes: Safe house

Last month, one of my best friends went to Canada and I asked her to become a contributor for this blog. She is so kind and photographed my favorite brand's window display that is Hermes. This one is from Taiwan International Airport, her second transit point before reach the land of Canada. Like other Hermes window display, this one is featuring a simple but so elegance concept. There are some small houses with some precious Hermes stuffs saved inside. The choice of the color and the arrangement are so calm. It might become a perfect eye relaxation after long hours inside the plane.

Louis Vuitton George Street Maison, Sydney

Last December 2011, Louis Vuitton unveiled its 13th maison that is in George Street, Sydney. I am so glad that my friend who is living in New Zealand sent me photos of this maison's window display. The Louis Vuitton George Street Maison window display is so great that is featuring animal figures made from Louis Vuitton leather goods collection. As this maison stands in Australia, it is not complete if we do not find the cute kangaroo and the fierce crocodile which lives in billaboong. Perfect and superb!