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Chloé Spring/Summer 2027 collection debut

Overview

During Paris Fashion Week, designer Chemena Kamali presented the Chloé Spring/Summer 2027 collection, titled ‘Obsession’. The collection emphasizes the brand’s archives through the use of broderie anglaise on cotton, chiffon, and organza, alongside 1960s-inspired three-dimensional floral embroidery.

The aesthetic balances romanticism with utility, featuring feminine silhouettes contrasted against 1970s-inspired outerwear, such as yellow raincoats, and 1950s-inspired rainwear utilizing smoky-toned transparent vinyl. Kamali also explored the intersection of menswear and femininity by revisiting the 1972 ‘Noel’ suit.

Prominent figures including Claudia Schiffer, Ines de Ramon, Alexa Chung, and global brand ambassador Anna from the group MEOVV attended the runway show. Schiffer modeled a structured white suit with emphasized shoulders, high-waisted wide-leg trousers, and a lace bodysuit. Ines de Ramon wore a blue silk corset dress with ruffles and voluminous sleeves, paired with Chloé Azelan cowboy-style boots and a white Tulip Minaudière handbag.

Entities

Chloé · Paris Fashion Week · Chemena Kamali · Inés de Ramón · Claudia Schiffer

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Chloé Spring/Summer 2027 show features Claudia Schiffer and Ines de Ramon

    Claudia Schiffer and Ines de Ramon attended the Chloé Spring/Summer 2027 show in Paris, showcasing a mix of romantic lace, structured tailoring, and Western-inspired accessories.

  2. [CULTURE] 4 sources
    Chloé unveils Spring/Summer 2027 collection in Paris

    Chloé debuted its Spring/Summer 2027 ‘Obsession’ collection in Paris, featuring archival-inspired embroidery, 1970s silhouettes, and romantic textures under creative director Chemena Kamali.

Sources

designscene.net · folgefonnsenteret.no · harpersbazaar.rs · mx.hola.com · tlife.gr · vogue.co.jp · zadovoljna.nova.rs

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