Matthieu Blazy - Designer, Creative Director of Chanel

But what’s the point, really?
A significant portion of regular posters here are industry insiders and the TFS community represents a more distilled, elevated segment of fashion enthusiasts, closer to the level of fashion critics with more discerning and high-standard opinions than the average fashion/luxury fan/customer.
If anything, it’s the C-suites who should have their assistants monitoring TFS to sharpen/inform brand strategy and creative director appointments, not just the PR team.
brand reports /reviews on fashion shows or adv or products etc reach ceo and c suits when these are done, TFS is there in between it all.
They even take snippets of social media comments to fashion reporters reviews or influencer blogs etc etc

its all to add or highlight or monitor a situation for call of action etc

facts.
 
i remain surprised years later after his bv appointment that fashion critics and various colored squares love his work and kiss his a**
i wouldnt be surprised if PP or Marc Jacobs have more depth to them behind their tacky and crazy façade respectively ...
Lee had more artistic depth and profundity in his products and vision and yet everyone was sooooo obsessed with mb because wOw he does the ceramics and chair thing within the fashion maison w0o0o0o0o0w .. not a hater of blazy whatsoever but lets be honest we know what he is gonna push in Chanel ....
honestly i think lot of love for Blazy was built because people loved so much how cool BV got with Lee and he left too soon the brand so Blazy coat tail on the hype but added more quirky artsy gimmicks to the mix and that became the thing!!!! of focus for BV cool aura..... plus the mix of Blazy kind of down to earth image against the difficult toxi wonder boy lee.

the media love an underdog to build up........ so does its audience.........myth building is part of fashion sure........ but a spade is still a spade.
 
thats the whole problem with blazy, he is not lee and he did not move BV anywhere at all.
Be careful you can't be this nuanced today on an male white gay modern designer .... it's considered hate* speech in 2025

*Only for the selected short list (of mostly female designers) its aloud by the chosen mass to blindly dislike.
 
Be careful you can't be this nuanced today on an male white gay modern designer .... it's considered hate* speech in 2025

*Only for the selected short list (of mostly female designers) its aloud by the chosen mass to blindly dislike.
At this point all of them are white gay male designers. Just this year alone at least 5 of them have been put in CD positions in big houses. Three replacing women, actually (4 if we count Mary leaving Dior for JWA which is what is going to happen eventually).
 
I wish him the best but I think the concern is that the Chanel customer is very different from BV, CK or the other brands he's worked at.
We are ready to move on! Really.
No matter how different his Chanel will be, it will still have two tone shoes, tweed jackets, pants, dresses and suits and cashmere twin-sets.
So he can come, dust it all off. If Laurence Dacade is still there, she will finally design an attractive shoe…Something she hasn’t done in years!
 
At this point all of them are white gay male designers. Just this year alone at least 5 of them have been put in CD positions in big houses. Three replacing women, actually (4 if we count Mary leaving Dior for JWA which is what is going to happen eventually).
So sick of it
 
All I will say is that I hope he will leave his experimental tailoring silhouettes from his Bottega Veneta days as well as what csn be accredited to his time working at Celine (curved pant and jacket seams, super-oversized tailleurs, mid-calf dresses made from heavy-weight materials) behind for more pragmatic shapes.

I wouldn‘t mind if fashion was in general to move back to silhouettes we connect with the early 2000s - The kind of trim cuts Karl Lagerfeld did at Chanel that were inspired by his own weight loss and that were also favored by Nicolas Ghesquiere at Balenciaga and later Raf Simons' Jil Sander.

Bouchra Jarrar would have (in my opinion) been the perfect head-of-design at Chanel to ensure a more pragmatic and commercial counterpart to Blazy…
 
I wish him the best but I think the concern is that the Chanel customer is very different from BV, CK or the other brands he's worked at.
i see many issue´s lol ,
every time i check BV website

but Blazy won't be aloud to erase these house codes.

i don't hate Blazy i just hate the results of his clothes he is no better than VV his stuff is even more shapeless and out of proportion and not flattering at all wtf

i think they liked him because he does similar box fit for woman that has plagued chanel since late KL year with VV toning it a bit down.

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They also produced them at Vuitton. I wonder what’s the project behind it and if people are really going to buy it. I mean, what’s the point? Lol.
I was trying to think of a use case or occasion for them and came up with nothing. I hope the trouser half is detachable.
 

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