Hermès is synonymous with luxury. Also with each passing year, the value of vintage Hermès bags is known to escalate higher as the trend to purchase vintage fashion is on a rise. Considered to be investment pieces, such rare and discontinued bags are most sought by the brand’s loyal clientele. Such vintage pieces fetch astronomical amount at auctions. But those who are keen to skip the hassles of bidding can look up at the wide range of vintage Hermes bags at Moda Operandi.
Hermes 35Cm Rose Tyrien Shiny Porosus Birkin is, as name suggests, made from pink croc skin. Flaunting the signature Birkin lock closure, the Rose Tyrien Birkin available is for 85,500 with an asking deposit of $42,750.
If the candy pink Birkin doesn’t suit your style, then opt for the Hermes 40Cm Blue Electric Shiny Porosus Birkin. The intoxicating blue shade of this Birkin will effortlessly charge up your appearance. Made in France, this bag too sports Palladium hardware and the signature lock. It is available at the ongoing trunk show for $82,500 ($41,250 deposit).
Featuring a subtle combination of graphite and slate hues, the Hermes 35Cm Graphite & Ardoise Shiny Porosus Horseshoe Birkin is put up for $79,500 ($39,750 deposit).
The Vintage Hermes Collection also boasts of the limited edition 35cm Birkin Bag which is dressed in shiny Porosus crocodile. The bag stands out for its rose croc trimming, edging and the handle against the shiny black body.
It isn’t surprising to know that the most expensive Hermes from this collection is already sold out. However we couldn’t stop ourselves from spreading the word about the $99,500 Birkin. The Hermes 35Cm Beton Alligator Birkin in matte alligator was offered in an extremely rare beton tone.
The Trunkshow is scheduled to end on 18th August. Though many of the iconic bags from the French fashion house come with a waiting period of two years, pieces from this vintage Hermes collection will be shipped to buyers from Aug 20 – Oct 15, 2014.
