Designer Veronique Nichanian to exit Hermes menswear after 37 remarkable years


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Designer Veronique Nichanian attends her menswear Spring/Summer 2026 collection show for Hermes during Paris Fashion Week. Photo: Reuters

Hermes chief menswear designer Veronique Nichanian is to step down after 37 years in charge and will present her final show for the luxury house in January, the company announced on Friday (Oct 17).

Hermes announced the change "with heartfelt emotion", paying tribute to Nichanian's "eye, her vision, her generosity, her energy and her curiosity" in a press release.

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