In 1967, the Executive Chairman of Hermès, Jean-Louis Dumas, asked a designer to create a bag for Hermès. The young woman, who was pregnant at the time, naturally named the bag after her new daughter, Constance. An urban bag with a quietly sporty spirit, it is a practical and casual bag for women with a confident stride.

When Robert Dumas, son-in-law of Émile Hermès, creates the ladies' bag with straps in the 1930s, Hermès enters the era of boldness and modernism. Yet, its destiny does not end there. To make it a legend, a photograph is all it takes – one of Grace Kelly holding the bag over her stomach to conceal the signs of her pregnancy. The Kelly is born.