WHITE IS RIGHT

I am all about white this season, very high maintenance but worth every penny. It's clean and chic and seems to be the trend right now. You can only imagine my excitement when Cameron came to the office with an array of white Hermes bags. Don't ask me how he found such rare and out of production Hermes bags. It is a mystery that only Cameron can explain. I guess it is his charm and "nose" for Hermes that do the trick every time. There is a bag for every occasion and for every girl with either the market bag, the tote or the smaller one, with a hinge closure and a removable strap so you can carry it as a clutch as well. So wear white, because it looks great and your dry cleaner will thank you. 

-Eri 

Hermes white bag with hinge gold closure and removable shoulder strap, c.1970's. 
Measures 10.5' wide, 2' deep, 7.5' high, 31' strap length. SOLD

Hermes flat tote in white, c.1970's. 
Measures 15' wide, 5' deep, 16' high. SOLD

Hermes market bag in white, c.1970's. 
Measures 10' high, 10'x6' base diameter. 

For additional information, please email blog@decadesinc.com or call + 1 323 655-1960. You may also visit us in person at Decades 8214 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. Please reference the description above, if calling or emailing.

NEED VERSUS WANT

Usually buying a Hermes bag is not a need, but not the case with the market bags. They are practical, chic, lightweight and multipurpose. Farmers Market on a Sunday morning, late lunch with girlfriends, short trips out of town or just a day of shopping. The market bag is the easiest to carry and has room for everything. The drawstring closure makes for easy access to reach and grab your phone or your make up case. Even though these bags come from two different decades, the style is the same, classic. 

Hermes market bag is all you need and want. 

-Eri 

Hermes Canvas bucket bag with navy trim, c.1970's. SOLD

Hermes Chocolate suede bucket bag, marked 'O', 1985. SOLD

For additional information, please email blog@decadesinc.com or call + 1 323 655-1960. You may also visit us in person at Decades 8214 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, California. Please reference the description above, if calling or emailing.