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At the Manhattan launch of its autumn women's collection, Hermès toasted its burgeoning US business.
Japan – Furoshiki, a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth, is being revived as a multi-purpose fabric that can be made into a range of items from scarves to bags.
Polaroid dreams: Hermès spins sun rays into silk
Bags of fun: Shoppers experience Kelly’s life
Scarf appeal: Hermès pops up in East London
Image of luxury: Hermès wraps up bold look
Even flow: Post-grunge clothing goes primitive
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