A Hermès Sport blazer, from the collection of Cameron Silver. This single-breasted sport coat is a blue and black colorway. The fabric showcases a tightly interwoven "Mors et Gourmettes" pattern, a motif inspired by the bits and curb chains used in horse riding. Creating an elegant, all-over graphic design. The jacket is tailored with classic notched lapels, a three-button front closure, and a double vent at the back, suggesting a refined, timeless silhouette. size 44RThe front is secured by three contrasting light-colored buttons, while the sleeves are finished with a single-button cuff. The interior features a"HERMÈS SPORT PARIS" patch.This item highlights how naturally great tailoring works across genders. On males, the suit appears as originally intended: clean, sharp, and classic. On females, shaping the blazer creates a more sculpted, voluminous look. Displaying the looks side by side reflects what Vogue Austria writer Laia Garcia-Furtado described as “the rejection of algorithm-driven fashion trends… and a call for people to stop googling ‘how to create a personal style’ and look within.” The idea of “borrowing from the boys” isn’t new, but here it serves as a reminder that strong design is inherently unisex. One suit, two bodies, endless possibilities.Founded in 1837 as a harness workshop, Hermès is the epitome of timeless craftsmanship and refined luxury. From iconic Kelly and Birkin bags to impeccably tailored clothing, every piece is carefully handcrafted, reflecting the house’s dedication to quality and de-tail. Hermès blends tradition with subtle innovation, creating timeless garments.Measurements: Chest 44 inches, Length (measured at center back) 32 inches 



PROVENANCE From the Archives of Cameron Silver, Fashion Historian, Creative Director, Author, and Founder of Decades.

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