American singer, producer, and songwriter Caroline Polachek performed her hit single ‘So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings’
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ashion trends shift frequently, making it challenging to keep track of which designers have the best collections. In recent years, resort wear has gained popularity, with many brands, including Pakistani designers, launching their own lines. Hermès, one of the world’s most exclusive and luxurious brands, introduced a unique resort wear collection. This collection is urban, featuring Kelly bags worn over the shoulder or around the waist for hands-free convenience during daily commutes. The collection also emphasizes standout outerwear, essential for urban living. Key pieces include a reversible cropped puffer, featuring one side in electric blue, shaved shearling and the other in dark leather, and a taxi yellow trench coat with turned-up brown leather cuffs.
The use of vibrant colors, especially given the typical French and American (particularly New Yorker) preference for black, was the most surprising element. Each piece in the collection seamlessly blends functionality with high fashion, appealing to the modern, on-the-go individual.
After the fashion show concluded, Hermès’ artistic director, Nadège Vanhée, took a bow. The curtains then parted to reveal a well-stocked bar and a stage illuminated with the sign “Hermès Manhattan Roquebar.” Guests were invited to enjoy the sophisticated ambiance as the night transitioned from a fashion showcase to a lively celebration. American singer, producer, and songwriter Caroline Polachek emerged in a striking red leather vest and pants to perform her hit single ‘So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings’, perfectly matching the evening’s theme. Her performance electrified the crowd, adding a dynamic and memorable touch to an already stunning event.