Chanel F/W 2025.26 Paris

[blueorchid]

What she's wearing isn't any worse than any other outfit presented lol

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

How the hell did she get there. ? Maybe this is a preview for spring. She look like she went to a vintage store and just walk right on the runway.

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I like this though, very interesting fabric from denim to chiffon, I assume needle punching?
You will get his from Blazy lamo next season

 

[QuantumCouture]

The creative team completely forgot about Chanel's emphasis on comfort and simplicity. Coco Chanel's brilliance lies in the idea that women should look effortlessly chic. Tulle overlays, vinyl suits, and rich layers of jewelry can be exciting, but they should have a reason. Not so here.

 

[tourbillions]

they are drowning someone save chanel soon. Why cant the new C.D. look over this collection and start editing it to fit his vision?

 

[perhydrol]

^ Blazy is starting out in April because of his non-compete agreement.

 

[Olaffo]

Each and every collection since the Marseille show only makes it easier for Matthieu Blazy.

I’d even argue since last Karl’s show…it’s just sad that the company that got me into fashion (and many many more people) is just a shadow of itself. This is a parade completely detached from the reality, style and the „Chanel - ness”. Studio is clearly filled with people so focused on their particular job they can’t see a bigger goal or having a faint sense what they want Chanel to be not now but in a year, 5 years etc time. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for Blazy and his idea of Chanel.

 

[Creative]

Crazy how Chanel prestige went downhill after Karl. MB has an almost impossible task now…

To me this brand lost it all. It’s been so poorly managed.

 

[oioioi]

Crazy how Chanel prestige went downhill after Karl. MB has an almost impossible task now…

To me this brand lost it all. It’s been so poorly managed.

I'd say MB has an easier task, like Lola said, each and every collection since the Marseille makes it easier for him.

 

[Creative]

I'd say MB has an easier task, like Lola said, each and every collection since the Marseille makes it easier for him.

I don’t know. Chanel has no image now. It’s just a tweed tailleur, but that’s it.

Considering MB just followed what Daniel Lee did and didn’t even have a tiny input in BV image, it’s hard for me to picture how Chanel will look under him.

 

[bluestar]

I remember watching Chanel shows when Karl was at the helm and even if I didn't always love everything he created, I still adored aspects of his clothing and shows. This show though...I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed at this point. lol

 

[couturefan]

Nobody

 

[Phuel]

I don’t know. Chanel has no image now. It’s just a tweed tailleur, but that’s it.

Considering MB just followed what Daniel Lee did and didn’t even have a tiny input in BV image, it’s hard for me to picture how Chanel will look under him.

I’d give him a tad more credit: His Bottega debut was superior to anything and everything of Daniel’s. Shame he went the Pieter route and overcomplicated, overwrought, and overdesigned afterwards.

But if Virginie didn’t destroy Chanel, Matthieu’s only going to take it through the stratosphere. And that includes the prices. The higher Chanel raise their prices, the more some women— and the Truman Capote gays, will covet it. Chanel is the Regina to their Gretchens.

And you just know his faux-tweed leather suits and faux-denim leather quilted bags alone are going to cause a riot.

 

[couturefan]

It's a boring collection but I don't mind. Blazy is gonna start working in April so I don't think the studio needed to reinvent the wheel this time, just put auto-pilot mode until Blazy's arrival.

 

[Lola701]

I don’t know. Chanel has no image now. It’s just a tweed tailleur, but that’s it.

Considering MB just followed what Daniel Lee did and didn’t even have a tiny input in BV image, it’s hard for me to picture how Chanel will look under him.

I think it’s a little bit different here. Considering that Blazy was in the team already, it was natural for him to evolve something that he contributed to in the first place.

At Chanel, he is clearly there to shake things up. It doesn’t mean that we won’t see tweed, tailleurs and all the codes but the allure and result will be very different indeed.