Hermes forgot about autumn and really took the winter thing seriously when planning their fall/winter 2009 advertising campaign. In complete contrast to the beach setting of their spring ads, the label went in the obvious opposite direction and took things to the snow-filled scenery of Sweden.
Brazilian model Raquel Zimmermann seems quite at home surrounded by the cold. The campaign was shot with the dramatic backdrop of the Ice Hotel. I’m not sure what Hermes fashion has to do with dogsledding through the snow, but somehow it works…or at least gets me in the mood for winter.
In this photo, Zimmermann is carrying one of those pups in a crocodile So Kelly handbag. Yes, that’s a So Kelly not THE Kelly bag that we all know so well. I really have no idea what makes the So Kelly anything like the original one with the name, but it’s a gorgeous bag nonetheless.
Click here to see more from the snowy campaign.
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