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Chanel's Cruise show: Classic with a Gen Z twist

Team Lounge 1 min read 30 Apr 2025, 05:53 PM IST
The Chanel Cruise 2025-26 fashion show was presented at the Villa d'Este hotel on the shores of Lake Como, Italy, on 29 April (AFP)
The Chanel Cruise 2025-26 fashion show was presented at the Villa d'Este hotel on the shores of Lake Como, Italy, on 29 April (AFP)
Summary

The new collection was full of signature styles as well as newer designs suitable for the younger consumer   

The collection was created by the Chanel team. Creative director Matthieu Blazy, who joined the brand this month, will present his first collection in October
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The collection was created by the Chanel team. Creative director Matthieu Blazy, who joined the brand this month, will present his first collection in October (AFP)

Also read: What Vivienne Westwood's India show did not get right

 

 

The collection included classic Chanel styles, like tweed, camellias, pearls and beaded embroideries
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The collection included classic Chanel styles, like tweed, camellias, pearls and beaded embroideries (AFP)
Going beyond the classics, the collection also included tweed miniskirts and flared pants and cropped shirts, targeting the Gen Z consumers
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Going beyond the classics, the collection also included tweed miniskirts and flared pants and cropped shirts, targeting the Gen Z consumers (AFP)

Also read: Lakme fashion week review: Too much Bollywood, too little ready-to-wear

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