Talk about a collection of micro gestures.

Everything Veronique Nichanian has done for the House of Herm&egrave;s is rooted around her customer, tools, and objects of desire to grant them the freedom to be what they want to be. While the Herm&egrave;s Fall/Winter 2022 collection still circles back to the DNA she has established &mdash; self-standing, iconic and exceptionally crafted pieces &mdash; she is thinking about joyfulness this year: an emotion mixed in with oxymorons that clash before kissing and making up.
This sense of joyfulness, however (like they say, watching an Herm&egrave;s gives one a serious shot of dopamine to the brain) is not derived from attempting to make one look younger than he really is or warping him into a fantasy world. It is simply, the joy that one gets when he puts a piece on that is as liberating as it is gorgeous. Sometimes sensual and other times gritty in glamour. One can&rsquo;t deny that Nichanian is one of the most pragmatic designers in the industry but in one that sometimes riffs off on goofiness and hyper-trends, practicality is perfection.
Lest we get overboard, we&rsquo;re here to talk about what we call, micro gestures at the Herm&egrave;s Fall/Winter 2022 collection: small little schemes of styling that makes a difference.

Here, our 10 favourite looks from the Herm&egrave;s Autumn/Winter 2022 collection.

Look 1
The show immediately opens and telegraphs two micro gestures of the season, a crinkly material that provides texture on shirts and coats. The rustling sound one will make can prove quite pleasing.

Look 7
The Herm&egrave;s Fall/Winter 2022 collection is big on the funnel neck aka the sophisticated look of a turtleneck without the fuss. As for the silhouette of pants? A wide cuff is going to be big.

Look 13
How does Veronique Nichanian layer for the Herm&egrave;s Fall/Winter 2022 collection without the bulk? Light separates anchored down a pair of hefty trousers for visual balance.

Look 15
At the Herm&egrave;s Fall/Winter 2022 show, a new material innovation called technical satin that has both the gloss and glamour without the fuss.

Look 18
One of the greatest micro-details from the show? A scarf worn nonchalantly around the neck in a method that&rsquo;s called the &ldquo;draped front neck&rdquo;.

Look 25
Next season, think about everything a two-piece in leather can do for your fit. In this case, it makes even the most basic of colours look elevated and interesting.

Look 26
The macro detail? Fall/Winter&rsquo;s fits got lighter and easier. The micro detail? The suit lapel brooch is back.

Look 34
It&rsquo;s never an Herm&egrave;s collection if Nichanian herself does not inject a vibrant shot of colour. The Fall/Winter 2022 shade is aptly called pop orange.

Look 39
Another pop-out shade? It&rsquo;s a pale pink that punctuates even the most serious of colours.

Look 43
The pi&egrave;ce de r&eacute;sistance and the trophy item of the show? A crocodile jacket. The micro detail it telegraphs? That Fall/Winter&rsquo;s fits are also, all about catching the light.

A Look at Hermès' Fall/Winter 2022 Men’s Collection by Veronique Nichanian

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