Mini Kristen Stewart, Wild DNC Street Style And More Instagram Photos Of The Week

Here at Stylelist and HuffPost Style, we're constantly snapping photos of (and adding the most flattering filter) the most fun behind-the-scenes moments at our jobs, like the time I got to see an artisan making an Hermès Kelly bag by hand or when our executive editor Anya visited Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention and spotted some crazy street style. In case you missed these moments, we've rounded up some of our favorite instagram photos from the past week, including our Labor Day weekend pedicures, the most exciting invitations we've received for New York Fashion Week (thanks Betsey Johnson!) and so much more. Check out our favorite Instagram shots below and make sure to follow us on your iPhone or Android!"Nothing has changed in twenty years," a veteran shirtmaker at Hermès' Festival des Métiers (which translates to "Festival of Crafts") said through a translator, "It's the Hermès tradition." As the shirtmaker, who has worked for the French fashion house for over two decades, walked me through the process of cutting and embroidering each button-hole perfectly, the translator explained "It takes seven to eight hours per shirt." This process may be lengthy, but it is nothing compared to what goes into creating one of the brand's signature Kelly bags or silk scarves. Holding up a small, quarter-sized ball of silk, a translator at the booth explained that this was the raw material for a scarf, five of which are used to create one printed shirt. Nearby, a printmaker made the plates that would be used to eventually create the elaborate patterned scarves. "It takes a year to create the 36 plates needed for one scarf," an Hermès employee explained. Check out our photos below to see the artisans at Hermès' Festival des Métiers creating their goods. When you see how much work goes into each piece, the outstanding price tag makes a little more sense.

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