Chloé F/W 2025.26 Paris

[blueorchid]

Surely the Chloe woman likes to also get dressed in more than boho ruffles and explore her power b*tch side a bit.

That's what Phoebe Philo is for... 🤐

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

She uses the same styling method as Anthony Vaccarello, same look 3 times and its quite convincing that way

 

[Alquimista]

Love the long skirts. Coats and jackets gorgeous too.

I imagine women looking at the whole collection and wanting to buy everything lol its all so desirable.

 

[90sfan]

Why is everyone orgasmic about this?!? So boring, overstyled, old fashioned, ugh…

 

[Tchi]

Why is everyone orgasmic about this?!? So boring, overstyled, old fashioned, ugh…

Thank you.
I get that is refreshing to see primark down the Runway when everyone tries to be Phoebe Philo, but this is far from being good or chic.

 

[miumeow]

I quite liked it but some pieces were too Zimmermann cheap looking and also the gold detailing on mostly every single look was too much for me. Loved seeing Eniko and Hilary though!

 

[tourbillions]

even though she has been delivering shows with a vision, i still dont know who she is as a designer. Even if her work are quite good, they don't look confident.

 

[Delleone]

Last four looks hitting that Margaret Thatcher streetwalker cos play vibe and I’m here for it.

The dangling mice pom-poms creep me out. How did no one in the studio see that?

Otherwise, perfectly lovely and wantable if you’re that kinda gal.

 

[donna tartan]

the colour pallet is lovely, I would be intrigued if Chemena could create those tissue thin dresses in a manner relevant for winter, I see them and shiver. I’m not a straight man so my perspective is restricted but the Chloe girl has always, to me, seemed to be one men fall head over heels for; the brand has been adept in marketing the opposite as being true (girls’ girl etc.) Phoebe, on the other hand, is actually designing in a way man repellant way. (sorry to bring it back to her she’s inescapable!)

 

[Overindulgence]

The world-building and curation she's doing with Chloé is so well-done that I always enjoy watching Chloe shows since Chemena took over. It's always so light, optimistic, and pretty. Binx looked amazing and I loved the looks on Lily McMenamy and Loli Bahia too. She's sort of a similar CD to Anthony Vaccarello imo - the distinct silhouettes they work around per season, the strong presentation, the casting of beautiful models (Chloé has become the new Prada, in terms of casting, where I look forward to who opens and closes the show/the new faces), well-chosen ambassadors, good music, the occasional Los Angeles-by-the-way-of-Paris vibes, etc. Everything is so slick and respectful to the "codes", that even if it doesn't push the needle, it's still appreciated. Though, as time goes on, I hope she does experiment slightly more and introduce some fun themes.

 

[BalkaniStaCouture]

The Chloé Portraits F/W 25

Designer: Chemena Kamali
Photographer: Inez and Vinoodh
Fashion Director: Elodie David Touboul
Hair: Gary Gill
Makeup: Karin Westerlund
Casting Director: Ashley Brokaw
Models: Awar Odhiang, Binx Walton, Meghan Collison, Eniko Mihalik, Libby Taverner, Jacqui Hooper, Maelle Swaelens, Zhao Ziqi
(anneofcarversville.com)

 

[TaylorBinque]

She is in a league of her own. (besides the "designers" at Zara and Mango.) But she really builds up a very clear picture of the Chloe women. The attitude is perfect.

 

[tourbillions]

they need to work harder on their show.. Another collection ruined by the show. The clothes look amazing in the photos but the set and the styling in the show ruined it. We need to go back to selling fantasy or atleast ellegance. How can someone so mid like AV at SL make such beautiful shows with limited clothes. While someone like haider at tom ford and this show who had a lot of nice clothes suffered from such poorly directed shows.

Did the street style era ruined everyones taste level?

 

[Kite]

'TECHNICAL SATIN'....BABY We are grownups, you can call it Polyester....We Know.

mod operandi.com

 

[LadyJunon]

'TECHNICAL SATIN'....BABY We are grownups, you can call it Polyester....We Know.

mod operandi.com

Wait, is "technical" just another word to describe synthetic fabrics?

 

[TomBlanksFullFatMiuMiu]

'TECHNICAL SATIN'....BABY We are grownups, you can call it Polyester....We Know.



mod operandi.com

On the catwalk it looked amazing, on moda's website, these clothes look like Zara with an expensive price tag

 

[Kite]

Wait, is "technical" just another word to describe synthetic fabrics?

hahaha YESSSSSS. Prada use 'Technical Organza' when its Polyester

 

[JohannesL]

I have worked with a lot of good synthetic fabrics like chiffon, organza and tulle that are actually decent, washable and durable with a special mention of those soalon fabrics produced by Mitsubishi Chemical which are good for mass market purpose, but with those outrageous price tags it is just corporate greed in every sense of the word.

 

[JohannesL]

modaoperandi.com

I can't believe they used this kind of cotton tulle that decent mid-range brands would not even choose. The best pieces are probably the 10k mousseline ones while the rest of them are comtemporary brand at its best.