HERMÈS

Kelly 28 Retourne Verso Evercolour Rose Ete Terre Battue

This stunning Hermès Kelly 28 Retourne Verso is a true masterpiece from the House of Hermès. Made in the Retourne style, the seams are worked inwards, giving the bag a softer and rounded silhouette. Verso means that the bag has a different color on the inside than the outside. The outer color, Rosé Été, is a soft pink, while the interior is designed in Terre Battue, a warm, dark orange. The Evercolor leather used is one of the most durable types of leather used by Hermès. It still feels soft and supple, has a fine, even grain and absorbs dyes particularly intensively, making the colors appear vibrant and expressive.

This beautiful model is an absolute eye-catcher and can be combined in many different ways - no matter what outfit you're wearing. It offers enough space for all essentials, such as a cell phone and wallet, and impresses with its functionality and elegance. A real gem that makes the hearts of connoisseurs beat faster and is a highlight in every collection.

Originally known as the Sac à Dépêches, it was designed in 1930 by Hermès CEO Robert Dumas as a refined version of the house's larger saddlebags. It had a defined trapezoidal shape with practical straps and was designed to be as discreet as it was elegant. 25 years later, its true star potential was recognized. While working on the Hitchcock classic To Catch a Thief In 1954, actress Grace Kelly was given a Sac à Dépêches to wear as part of her character's wardrobe. Grace loved the bag so much that she continued to wear it after the film was completed. After her wedding, newly pregnant with her first daughter, Grace turned to her trusted Sac à Dépêches to protect her growing baby bump from the waiting paparazzi. The image appeared in magazines around the world - and the newly crowned "Kelly" bag was thrust into the spotlight. The Sac à Dépêches bag was officially renamed "Kelly" by Hermès in 1977 - a nickname it has borne ever since.