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Pascale Mussard was born on 15 September, 1957. Discover Pascale Mussard's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 66 years old?

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She and Pierre-Alexis Dumas, who is twelve years her junior, had been successful in dismissing the naysayers’ claim that the brand would fall from grace when her uncle and Pierre-Alexis's father, Jean-Louis Dumas, died in 2010.

“My playground is Hermès.... Let’s see what we can reinvent,” says Mussard, who grew up as something of an Eloise in the company's ateliers according to Time magazine's Marion Hume.

Until her activities as the co-artistic director ceased in 2011, Mussard had been in charge of the accessories and leather-goods sectors of the firm, which still include the "Kelly" and "Birkin" bags. Mussard worked toward bringing the firm into a sustainable future.

From 2009, Mussard, who is the mother of three sons, two of which are twins (Maxime, Dimitri, Adriaan) asserted that modern luxury is a “reinvention” and is becoming more sustainably focused. She is referencing her current duties as the director of the "Petit h" division of Hermès that some call a labo-atelier. However, “we are not an art gallery", she asserts. The endeavor is an uptake on recycling. For example, discarded animal skins from the "Kelly" and "Birkin" bags, other leatherwear, and various elements, such as handles, hardware, and discarded ceramics, are being reborn as other objects with new lives.

Accolades include Mussard's being designated one of the “Ten Women to Watch in Europe” by The Wall Street Journal in 2008.

In 2002, Jean-Louis Dumas made Mussard his assistant and the delegate artistic director alongside Pierre-Alexis Dumas.

After studying law and business at the European Business School London, she worked in the export department of a commercial printer. "I wanted to prove myself elsewhere," she has said. Fortunately, uncle Jean-Louis Dumas, the head of the firm as well as the artistic director, assumed that she had talent and abilities and, in 1978, arranged for her to be a poisson pilote in the Nicole De Vesian styling agency. (Poisson pilote, or "pilot fish" in English, is someone who leads the way under delicate circumstances.)

Pascale Mussard (née Pascale Siegrist, b. 15 September 1957) is the great-great-great-granddaughter of saddle maker Thierry Hermès; the dynasty is today essentially held within the Dumas, Guerrand, and Puech families. She has been the co-artistic director of Hermès, the manufacturer and purveyor of clothing, furniture, and housewares, established in 1857 in Paris, France. Pascal Mussard formerly held the position of co-artistic director with her cousin Pierre-Alexis Dumas.