'Hermès in the Making' showcases the brand's storied history in craftsmanship and its artisans; for this event happening at Singapore's Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza, visitors can stand to have a chance to learn how the iconic Kelly bag is made.
Hermès is so far from fast fashion that neither of those words really applies to it. So the brand is upfront that it intends to use “Hermès in the Making” for its “responsible and sustainable model” of making products. Mind that these are hugely successful retail products that are rooted in a tradition of excellence rather than the zeitgeist. Point-in-fact, one of these products is the Hermès Vivace showjumping saddle.
As we understand it, most of the Hermès universe will be represented so it is not only the making of the aforementioned Kelly and saddle, but also hand-painting of porcelain plates, setting the Chaîne d’ancre bracelet with diamonds and watchmaking like the. One of the really interesting, and rare, opportunities at an event like this is watching the craftspeople work, and seeing the specialised tools that they use.
“Hermès in the Making” runs from October 1-9 at the Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza, from noon to 8pm. Interested visitors can book a slot at this
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