Hermès Refines the Classic Again With Precision, Not Noise

Professor Ivan Allegranti is a seasoned freelance journalist and academic…
Hermès’ latest show under Véronique Nichanian reaffirmed the maison’s quiet authority, where refinement emerges through precision rather than spectacle. Silhouettes were fluid yet disciplined, built on impeccable tailoring, tactile leathers, and a palette that balanced earthy depth with luminous neutrals.
Nichanian’s mastery lay in the subtle evolution of classics: softened jackets, generous trousers, modular layers designed for movement and longevity. Craftsmanship remained the emotional core, expressed in artisanal finishes and intelligent construction. The collection suggested confidence, discretion, and elegance, offering a wardrobe that feels timeless yet attuned to contemporary rhythm.
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Professor Ivan Allegranti is a seasoned freelance journalist and academic based in Italy, with a strong foundation in law and a teaching role in Bratislava. His journey into the world of fashion began in an unlikely place, as an apprentice in a tailor’s shop. Quickly realising that his strengths lay not in the precision of the needle but in the art of storytelling, he turned his focus to chronicling the brands, artists, and visionaries who define the luxury industry. Today, he combines his legal expertise, academic insight, and narrative flair to bring depth and perspective into GAZETTA. @ivanallegranti