Hermès’ Spring/Summer 2026 lineup proves yet again that evolution and heritage are not mutually exclusive. On the runway, familiar icons were reimagined, new silhouettes emerged, and the house’s DNA was echoed in every design.
Under the direction of Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski, the house leans heavily into its equestrian roots. These are the standout bag styles revealed at the SS26 show and what makes them special:
New Hermès Bags: SS26
1. The New Hobo
Hermès debuts a hobo shoulder bag that feels like the natural evolution of its equestrian codes. The bag’s curves and strap handle are reminiscent of a saddle, while the buckle detailing subtly references harness fittings.
2. Kelly Danse
Another Jean-Paul Gaultier design from the archives, the Kelly Danse was first seen in 2007. It can be styled multiple ways as a crossbody, shoulder bag, belt bag, or clutch, making it one of Hermès’ most adaptable designs to date.
This season’s edition appears in vibrant colorways and supple leathers. Its minimalist shape and signature Kelly clasp preserve the house’s iconic design while giving it renewed energy.
3. Horse-Bit Hobo
A contemporary take on equestrian design, the Horse-Bit Hobo captures Hermès’ heritage while embracing modern minimalism.
Its defining feature, a metal clasp connecting the strap to a D-ring, evokes riding equipment in the most polished way possible. The curved body and generous proportions make it both stylish and functional.
4. So Kelly Hobo
The So Kelly is back with refreshed details. First introduced in 2008 by Jean-Paul Gaultier for the Fall/Winter Collection, the bag showcases an elongated version of the classic Kelly silhouette.
This year’s version swaps out the predecessor’s D-ring details on the shoulder strap for a strap that extends from the main body, creating a more fluid form. Offered in bright seasonal tones such as violet and poppy red, as well as neutral classics, the So Kelly Hobo merges tradition with ease.
5. Kelly Multi-Pochette To Go
The house redefines practicality with the Kelly Multi-Pochette To Go, a modular system of detachable pouches designed to move with the wearer.
Combining refined leather craftsmanship with modern sensibility, it offers both organization and elegance. Perfect for those who crave hands-free luxury, this design bridges Hermès’ heritage with the demands of contemporary life.
6. Birkin Veau Doblis (Suede Version)
The Birkin in Veau Doblis offers a luxurious reinterpretation of a classic. Its plush suede texture softens the silhouette and exudes relaxed sophistication. Available in black or beige, it exudes quiet luxury.
7. Tablier Sellier
Inspired by the leatherworker’s apron, the Tablier Sellier redefines the tote. A smooth leather panel overlays a removable canvas pouch, combining utility with elegance. Long, slim straps and saddle-style ties enhance the equestrian feel, while the minimalist silhouette keeps it contemporary.
8. Derby Bag
Taking influence from Hermès’ 1920s Derby Bag, this smaller iteration is presented in a bright red, black, and mustard yellow. The bag has a duffel-bag silhouette, giving it a countryside core look.
9. Birkin À L’Envers (‘Inside-Out’ Birkin)
The Birkin À L’Envers flips the bag’s structure to reveal craftsmanship normally hidden inside, including stitching and external sangles. The result is a deconstructed version of the classic Birkin that celebrates the creative process.
10. Besace Attelée
First seen in the FW25 Collection, the Besace Attelée was styled as a belt bag on the SS26 runway. Its rounded flap, fluid shape, and harness-style strap adhere to the equestrian influences that permeate this collection.
11. En Piste Clutch
With a rounded body and a round hardware top handle to match, this clutch noticeably takes its inspiration from stirrups. The curved design features a top handle as well as a longer loop strap for versatile styling as a hand-held, wristed, or crossbody bag.
12. Balusoie
The Balusoie combines soft leather with silk scarf material in a colorful, tropical print. The bag evokes Hermès’ heritage in textiles.
13. H Canvas Hobo
Casual sophistication defines the H Canvas Hobo. Durable canvas with leather trims creates refined simplicity. The roomy interior and light structure make it ideal for daily wear. Note the padlock detail.
Where To Buy Hermès Online?
If you have your eye on one of the bags from the SS26 lineup, we have some potentially bad news! Not all bags from fashion shows will go into production or will be sold publicly. However, some will be produced and others will be reserved for private sales for special customers.
However, to get your hands on Hermès bags that are already in existence, the resale market is by far the most accessible way to source Hermès. Here, you’ll have access to classic styles, as well as limited-edition and rare finds. It’s the perfect way to find pieces in unique colorways or vintage styles you won’t find anywhere else.
myGemma has a wide offering of designer products from brands such as Hermès, but also Chanel, Cartier, Louis Vuitton, and many more. Each item is authenticated by our in-house experts before being listed on our website and app.
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How To Sell Hermès Online?
As one of the most coveted luxury brands in the world, it is always a good time to sell your Hermès items. Whether it’s a Kelly or a bag charm, myGemma buys your designer accessories at a competitive price.
We have three options when it comes to parting with your luxury goods:
- Sell Directly: Our quickest selling option, from price quote to payment it can take as little as 24 hours.
- Consignment: If your priority is selling price over speed of sale, then consignment is the right choice for you. Earn up to 25% extra with this option.
- Trade-In: If you’ve got your eye on something else, then trade in your items for extra value.
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