At a time when neutral tones dominate the fashion landscape, Chanel infused the runway with a refreshing palette of uplifting pastels. The show opened with an iridescent, hand-painted pastel jacket, paired with a playful, box-pleated A-line skirt—a prelude to a lineup of mint greens, fondant pinks, corals, mauves, and yellows, evoking a sense of joy and optimism.
A modern reimagination of the iconic Chanel tweed suit anchored the collection. Skirts were cut above the knee, styled with cropped jackets, long-line silhouettes, and chic cardigan jackets lined with emerald satin. The result? A youthful yet sophisticated take on the 1960s Chanel aesthetic, designed with a fresh, contemporary audience in mind.
Though haute couture’s signature craftsmanship—delicate embroidery, featherwork, and meticulous detail—was present, the collection leaned into wearability. A sleek yellow satin shirtdress and a silver lamé gown paired with a structured coat stood out for their effortless elegance.