Think you’ve seen it all? Not quite. There’s more — much, much more — in Hermès’ Spring-Summer 2027 collection, from breezy Ready-to-Wear and new sandals to silk scarves, jewelry, and the house’s ever-expanding world of objects and accessories. Here’s a closer look at some of the pieces that caught our eye at the Re-See. . .

Hermès balances reworked classics with seasonal fabrications and fresh additions, bringing new texture and character to the Spring–Summer 2027 handbag collection.

The Kelly blooms for Spring–Summer 2027, with a new beaded and embroidered edition spotted at the Re-see in white Box calfskin. Intricate floral motifs frame the bag, combining colorful beadwork with delicate embroidery for a decorative finish.

The Constance gets in on the embellishment too, with a design that is a close cousin to Hermès’ Ligne Perlée. Rendered in pearlescent off-white leather, this edition is framed with delicate contrasting black beadwork, which gradually scatters toward the center of the bag. 

The Bolide gets a picnic-ready update for Spring–Summer 2027. First introduced in 2012 as part of a limited-edition lineup, this latest iteration swaps the North–South proportions of the original Bolide 25 Picnic for the bag’s more familiar rounded silhouette. The leather top handle and trim remain, while the upper is finished with braided construction for a lighter, summery feel.

Stepping out of the stable for the Fall–Winter 2025 collection, the Double Longe gets a summer-ready makeover. A Toile H canvas body is trimmed in calfskin and adorned with an additional leather detail and Clou de Selle press stud.

First introduced for Fall–Winter 2026, the H Cadena Pochette carries into the Spring–Summer 2027 lineup. The sleek East–West style has a minimalist cylindrical silhouette, with a double-zip top fastening that converges with a miniature H Padlock. A slim, adjustable shoulder strap completes the design.

First presented as part of Hermès’ Studio-designed Men’s Spring–Summer 2027 collection, the HAC reappeared at the Women’s Re-See. Here, the cargo-inspired design is encased in a removable leather cover finished with whipstitch detailing and open slip pockets on either side. The HAC itself sits snugly within the cover, with the same whipstitch detail carried onto the top flap.

Hermès’ classic Garden Party gets pockets for Spring-Summer 2027. Actually, it’s one big pocket that wraps around the bag and rises halfway up the body. Negonda calfskin handles and the Clou de Selle press studs keep the classic Garden Party detailing in place.

A new arrival echoes the Hermès Wallago Cabine, in black calfskin with a flap-over closure. The fastening offers a fresh take on the original, swapping its signature full oval clasp with a sleek half-moon shape.

Accessories bring the Spring–Summer 2027 collection together, spanning sculptural belts and jewelry to lightweight hats and scarves. Seasonal materials and bold proportions give familiar Hermès signatures a fresh, warmer-weather feel.

Hermès’ fluffy companion Budy gets a makeover this season, stepping up to the plate as Baseball Budy. The same charming hand-sewn dog, crafted from Merinos wool and Milo lambskin, is dressed for the occasion in a baseball jersey and matching cap. A miniature baseball bat comes separately on its own leather lanyard, allowing Budy and his bat to be worn together or individually.

Belts played a pivotal role in styling — cinching the waist and structuring the silhouette. Worn alone or doubled up, they ranged from slim, understated styles to sculptural designs incorporated into the garment.

A standout is the structured waist piece that pairs the shaping effect of a corset with the graphic finish of a belt layered over the top.

Jewelry takes a bold turn for Spring–Summer 2027, spanning leather, wood, and sterling silver across a mix of oversized silhouettes and sculptural forms, with plenty of Hermès attitude.

Leather takes center stage with wide bangles in varying widths and shapes, from twisted designs to smoothly curved styles. Worn stacked along the wrists, they make an impact without the need for elaborate embellishment. Thick tubular leather necklaces follow the same approach, layered around the neck and finished with polished T-bar closures.

Wood brings a more natural note to the collection, with hoop earrings offered in both oversized and small proportions.

Sterling silver makes an equally strong statement, with oversized equestrian-inspired pieces featuring chunky links and hardware-like forms. The Olympe Cuff gets a particularly striking update, reimagined entirely in sterling silver with its usual leather inlay removed. Clean and sculptural, it feels like Hermès’ equestrian answer to Elsa Peretti’s iconic Bone Cuff for Tiffany & Co.

Fine jewelry strikes a balance between delicate and bold, with mixed-metal designs joined by diamond-adorned pieces, and classic motifs like the Chaîne d’Ancre and Kelly Buckle.

Hats and scarves get a seasonal refresh with natural materials and breezy construction. Sun hats arrive in woven straw with braided detailing, while scarves range from cotton bandanas to oversized silk styles finished with leather fringe.

Sandals lead the way, with breezy, minimalist barely-there designs. Surprisingly, boots and loafers remain in the mix too, providing a counterpoint to the lightness. 

This season’s sandals go naked with a distinctly Grecian feel. A slender strap extends from the toe post to the ankle, where additional straps wrap around the foot and fasten with a small buckle. There’s no fanfare here – no oversized hardware or obvious H emblems, just clean, minimalist sandals offered in a range of neutrals, from black to rich brown tones, as well as white and red.

Another style takes an elevated flip-flop approach, with wider straps covering more of the foot and long braided ties wrapping around the ankle. 

There are heeled sandals too, including the Miramar, which swaps its signature Chaîne d’Ancre motif for a pared-back treatment this season. Rendered in Gold calfskin, the style forgoes flashy hardware in favor of an H Toile canvas panel tucked beneath the front strap. A buckle at the front and another at the side secure the foot.

The retro-inspired Jet Sneaker gets a seasonal refresh in a new color palette, including vibrant yellow and soft blue.

Move over, Jumping Boot – there’s a new Spring–Summer alternative in town. Rendered in both softened suede and leather, the flat boot has an almond-shaped toe and a distinctly Western feel, achieved without overt embroidery or fringe. Instead, whipstitch detailing traces the toe box before travelling up the side of the boot.

Another take on the silhouette also puts the focus on decorative whipstitching, tracing each seam for an intricate finish. A braided belt loop at the top is secured with a simple buckle. 

The actual Jumping Boot, meanwhile, gets a hardware-heavy makeover this season. Rendered in glossy black Box calfskin, the silhouette is punched with circular cut-outs echoing those seen on the Mangeoire Bucket Bag, each framed with palladium eyelets and topped with an oversized Kelly buckle.

A simple mid-calf boot steps in, in rich brown. Pull tabs at the sides add a practical touch, while an H-shaped leather panel stretches subtly across the front.

Expect loafers to remain in the footwear rotation as Hermès shows the Newton in glossy black calfskin, finished with its signature tonal H detail across the upper. 

Hermès described the collection in its show program as a study in versatility and movement: “Modular looks play upon the air to convey ease and the freedom of summer, both versatile and functional, with cords and belts adjusting volume.” That idea ran throughout the ready-to-wear, with belted details, crop tops, and bandeaus joined by technical jackets, flowing hemlines and fluid layers designed to shift with the wearer.

The collection balanced structured pieces with lighter, playful elements, from ultra-fine calfskin coats and jackets to sheer fabrics, lightweight knits, and silk. Zips, strips, and adjustable details allowed garments to open, expand, or reveal flashes of Jaune Tournesol beneath, bringing movement and bursts of color to the summer wardrobe.

Bedtime gets an upgrade with Hermès. A new slipper and eye mask set brings a playful touch to the lineup, with padded silk slippers topped with puffy, quilt-like H straps and a matching cloud-shaped eye mask in the same bold print.

Or go a few rounds with a Hermès punching bag made of patchwork leather. Panels of gold, blue, orange, and off-white come together in a bold geometric composition, turning a training object into something that looks just as at home in a stylish interior. Just add the matching boxing gloves. 

Keeping the sporting spirit going, a dartboard arrives with a graphic Rocket print, complete with integrated storage for the darts. 

Which pieces from Spring-Summer 2027 have grabbed your attention? Will you be filling a closet with accessories or outfitting a gym and game room? 

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