The luxury house designs the extravagance of minimalism in a new accessory.

The Geta bag emerges as the perfect symbol of feminine resilience interpreted by <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/hermes-fall-winter-2021-collection-paris-fashion-week" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Herm&egrave;s</a>, a house that embraces the silent luxury of the best artisan tradition in the face of the stridency of the obvious.

Origin

Inspired by traditional Japanese footwear, Geta (pronounced "Gueta"), the design of the bag mimics its "H" shape, creating an innovative pedestal that gives new life to the concept of the sandal.

With a minimal design and refined structure, the&nbsp;irreverent symmetry of the bag becomes synonymous with versatility, sublimating the essentials for the day to day thanks to its exquisite savoir-faire.

Technique

The piece is made given in Mysore goatskin, whose delicate and soft texture contrasts with its compact silhouette fits like a glove to the rigor of its design, a typical Herm&egrave;s paradox.

Coup de Foudre

The bag is one of the centerpieces of the <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion/hermes-birkin-everything-you-need-to-know-price" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Maison</a>'s latest collection, which is inspired by the resilience and strength of women as a point of attachment&nbsp;in an era of reconstruction.

Meet the Geta Bag, the New Hermès Bag Inspired by Japanese Footwear

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