As part of her carefree S/S 2022 collection, men’s artistic director Véronique Nichanian created a new version of Hermès’ historic ‘Bolide’ bag – replacing the base with a gently c...
, dreamt up the bag after travelling to the United States to see Henry Ford’s automobile factory in the early 1920s).
For her S/S 2022 collection, artistic director of the house’s men’s universe Véronique Nichanian looked to a more contemporary – but no less adventurous – mode of transport, reimagining the ‘Bolide’s freewheeling spirit a century on.
‘It aims to encourage people to get out and roam, a desire that we all share,’ said Nichanian of the S/S 2022 collection itself, the ‘Bolide Skate’ bag symbolic of the season’s carefree and escapist mood.
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