Since the Spring/Summer 2015 collections, Chloé has been one of the shows I most anticipated for Fall, and Clare Waight Keller did not disappoint. The evening before the runway presentation, I had the pleasure of meeting the designer during an intimate and beautifully curated dinner hosted by the House of Chloé. Despite the busy schedule leading up to one of the most awaited shows in Paris, she graciously took the time to join us, adding a personal and memorable touch to the experience.
The Fall show took place at the Grand Palais, where models walked the runway to the sound of Fleetwood Mac, perfectly setting the tone for the season’s strong 1970s influence. This time, the Chloé woman left behind her airy broderie anglaise dresses and embraced a more structured wardrobe. Beautifully tailored coats and trousers took center stage, blending masculine tailoring with carefree, feminine elements that conveyed a new sense of confidence and ease.
The 70s spirit played a key role throughout the collection, from silhouettes to accessories, reinforcing the brand’s effortless yet powerful aesthetic. And those small tassel bags? Already on my wish list. Chloé delivered a truly fabulous show, and once again, I can’t wait to see these pieces arrive in stores.
Photos: Dri Ferreira