23 juin 2014 - Los Angeles/Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis - Hermes de Paris a commencé en France en 1837 en tant que fabricant de produits en cuir comme les selles et les sacs de voyage avant de passer à des produits de style de vie, prêt à porter masculin et de vêtements pour femmes ainsi que des accessoires comme des foulards et cravates. ---Rodeo Drive, au cœur de Beverly Hills, est un deux voies, deux mille de long, du nord au sud de la rue de la ville avec un mélange de petites et de grandes maisons de luxe, les parcs de la ville et des espaces verts ainsi que la signature haut de gamme de classe mondiale et des boutiques boutiques phares connus dans le monde entier avec des produits de luxe à son extrémité sud.---Los Angeles, ranch fil

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• Date de la prise de vue: 23 juin 2014
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June 23, 2014 - Beverly Hills/Los Angeles, California, U.S - Hermes of Paris began in France in 1837 as a manufacturer of leather goods like saddles and travel bags before moving onto lifestyle goods, ready to wear men's and women's wear as well as accessories like scarves and ties. ---Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills, is a two-way, two mile long, north south city street with a mix of small to large luxury homes, city parks and green areas as well as world class high end signature flagship stores and shops with globally known luxury goods at it's south end.---Beverly Hills, ranch land originally known as Rancho Rodeo de las Aguas, was subdivided into lots for homes in 1906 by a group of investors led by Burton Green. The 75x160 foot lots first sold at about $1, 100 in 1907 but were soon selling at 5 and 10 times that amount. Rodeo Drive, in the heart of Beverly Hills, stretched south for two miles from Sunset Blvd to Wilshire Blvd., featured a rail line along it's entire length with a business district in the middle with hardware stores and clothing store as well as shoes, car repair and household goods. From the beginning Beverly Hills, and especially homes along Rodeo Drive, was the place to be for the Los Angeles elite. It was not until 1967 when Fred Hayman opened a luxury goods store, 'Giorgio Beverly Hills, ' followed by Aldo Gucci in 1968 and Vidal Sassoon with a salon in 1970, that Rodeo Drive came to be known as a center for International fashion and other expensive goods. The shopping district along Rodeo Drive, with some of the highest per foot lease rates in the world, stretches out from Little Santa Monica Blvd south to Wilshire Blvd. In just a few blocks, shoppers can find the same suits, luggage, watches, jewelry, and women's high fashion in shoes and clothing, as anywhere in Paris, London and Rome. Hermes exterior front facade and signage. (Credit Image: © David Bro/ZUMA Wire)

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