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The #Chloé Portraits Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh #Chloe #ChloeWinter25 #ChloePortraits #ChemenaKamali

On International Women’s Day, we honour our founder Gaby Aghion‘s legacy, who offered women an alternative to the formal fashion of the era, by pioneering luxury ready-to-wear with elegant and modern relaxed silhouettes. A true visionary, Gaby Aghion believed that women should dare to be themselves and created a Maison “by women and for women”. Her vision remains a continuous source of inspiration, especially in our “Women Forward”programs. We believe that empowering women and girls by removing barriers to allow them to fulfil their potential, will contribute to social progress. This belief is at the heart of our ongoing partnerships with non-profits promoting gender equality and helping young women gain the skills, education and confidence they need to shape their futures:   - Since 2019, we’ve partnered with UNICEF to provide girls with the tools to access digital technologies and social entrepreneurship. - Recognising the importance of diversity in STEM fields, we also partner with STEM From Dance, a US based NGO which inspires young girls of colour to discover science, technology, engineering and maths through dance. - In France, we collaborate with the NGO Rêv'Elles, whose primary mission is to help young women unlock their potential through self-confidence workshops or mentoring programs with companies.   - Our most recent partnership is with Japanese NGO Monkey Magic, dedicated to helping to build self-confidence in women with disabilities through climbing. Today, we celebrate our Women Forward programs and reaffirm our intent to contribute towards building a world where every woman is given the tools and confidence to thrive. #InternationalWomensDay #IWD #WomenForward #Chloe

The #Chloé Winter 2025 collection by Chemena Kamali will be revealed this Thursday at Paris Fashion Week.  Discover the full collection live on LinkedIn and Chloe.com 10.00am CET, March 6th. #Chloe #ChloeWinter25 #ChemenaKamali 

A feeling of something lost and then found, of something precious mixed with simplicity is underlining the #Chloé Summer 2025 collection.   The sartorial skills of the Chloé Ready-to-Wear Atelier in Paris are showcased in the intricate embroidered tulles, the romantic balloon sleeves with scribbled thread flower motifs, and the delicacy of the lingerie-inspired dresses. Those pieces are complex in terms of workmanship yet effortless to wear.   Chloé Summer 25 is now available in boutiques and on Chloe.com. #Chloe #ChloeSummer25 #ChemenaKamali

Discover the new #Chloé Summer 2025 Campaign, photographed by David Sims. Tuning into the light, sensual and languid mood of the Summer 2025 collection, intimate, sun-soaked imagery highlights signature flou, the season’s swimwear and statement accessories. “On a sun-drenched summer day, in the architectural sculpture of a Mediterranean Savin Couëlle house, these images capture the longing for summer and the way summer makes you feel. This Chloé woman embodies that fantasy moment of the summer months when you reconnect with yourself. For me, she has the Chloé eternal state of mind guided by instinct and optimism.” — Chemena Kamali, Creative Director of Chloé The Summer 2025 collection will be available in Chloé boutiques and on Chloe.com from February 28th, 2025.

Chapter 9: Karl arrives at #Chloé In 1963, a young Karl Lagerfeld joined the Chloé design studio where he will remain, working hand in hand with Gaby Aghion, for the next twenty years. Karl’s haute couture experience gave him the know-how and technique to push the lightness and fluidity of the Chloé garments even further, while his passion for the arts and history and his connection to the culture of the moment added to the Maison’s creative spirit. This dress, 'Tertulia', is the oldest designed by Karl Lagerfeld in the Chloé Archive. Cut in delicate, sheer silk muslin, the simple shape of the dress exudes modernity. The eyes are drawn to the hand-painted graphic motif; the stripes and circles likely hint at wallpaper designed by Louis-Herman de Koninck, an architect from the 1920s. Koninck was associated with the Vienna Secession, a movement that Karl frequently referenced throughout his career, along with Art Deco and 18th-Century France. 📷 Image Credits 1. Tertulia dress, 1966 © Paris, Bibliothèque des Arts décoratifs 2. Tertulia dress, Chloé Spring-Summer 1966 3. Detail of the hand-painting 4. Wallpaper fragment from villa de B. Campo in Auderghem by Louis-Herman De Koninck, 1921 ©collection heritage brussels 5. Excerpt from the archive’s press clippings, 1966

The #Chloé Summer 25 Campaign by Chemena Kamali Rianne Van Rompaey filmed by David Sims Creative Direction: Chemena Kamali Film Direction: David Sims Style: Elodie David Touboul Casting: Ashley Brokaw Art Direction: Ezra Petronio & Lana Petrusevych Hair: Gary Gill Make-up: Karin Westerlund Set Design: Poppy Bartlett Music Supervision: Konstantin Werhum Discover the campaign now https://bit.ly/3CvGtE3 #Chloe #ChloeSummer25 #ChemenaKamali

The #Chloé Summer 25 Campaign by Chemena Kamali Rianne Van Rompaey photographed by David Sims Creative Direction: Chemena Kamali Photography: David Sims Style: Elodie David Touboul Casting: Ashley Brokaw Art Direction: Ezra Petronio & Lana Petrusevych Hair: Gary Gill Make-up: Karin Westerlund Set Design: Poppy Bartlett Discover the Campaign now https://bit.ly/4jDR4xu #Chloe #ChloeSummer25 #ChemenaKamali

Chapter 8: The Flou Dress The lightness and fluidity symbolic of #Chloé are manifest in the signature flou dress – a wardrobe icon that sits alongside the Chloé blouse. Airy, feminine and free-flowing, the style speaks to this idea of a life in motion. In couture Maisons, flou is a term used to qualify fluid garments cut in light fabrics, sometimes draped – as opposed to structured tailoring. Flou garments wrap around and float against the body without ever constraining movement. For the Summer 1962 collection, Gaby introduced a style she named “Flou-Flou”, a silk shirtdress with a cinched waist and a ruffle-trimmed neckline and cuffs. It’s a success and an early homage to the flou technique, which remains part of the Chloé design vocabulary. 📷 Image credits 1. Flou-Flou sketch by Gérard Pipart for Chloé, Spring Summer 1961 2. Flou-Flou dress, Spring Summer 1961 3. Vogue Paris, February 1961, photography William Klein © William Klein Estate

The Chloé Characters – PETRA, TISH and EVER COMING JUNE Photographed by Krisztián Éder #Chloe #ChemenaKamali #FALL2025