© Tim Elkaïm
© Tim Elkaïm
The exuberant atmosphere of Brazil permeates the Spring-Summer 2021 pre-collection, photographed by Tim Elkaïm.
The collection is now available in boutiques.
© Tim Elkaïm
© Tim Elkaïm
Motifs punctuating the looks of the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2021 pre-collection pay tribute to the Brazilian architect Roberto Burle Marx and to the Avenida Atlântica in Copacabana, itself inspired by the paving of the Praça do Rossio in Lisbon. Photographed by Tim Elkaïm.
The collection is now available in boutiques.
© Tim Elkaïm
In-House model Amanda Sanchez brings the elegant yet relaxed silhouettes of the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2021 pre-collection to life, combining the vibrant energy of her native Brazil with the allure of the House. Photographed by Tim Elkaïm.
The collection is now available in boutiques.
Sealing a long relationship based on trust and friendship, started by Karl Lagerfeld and continued today by Virginie Viard, Charlotte Casiraghi will become an ambassador and spokesperson for the House from January 1st 2021. She will embody the campaign for the Spring-Summer 2021 Ready-to-Wear collection and will be unveiling, along with the House of CHANEL and Virginie Viard, ‘Les Rendez-vous littéraires rue Cambon’ Literary rendezvous at rue Cambon, a project perpetuating Gabrielle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld’s unconditional love for literature.
© Laurent Vu
© Laurent Vu
Artist and House ambassador Angèle presented the award for “Best International Female Artist” in a white tweed dress from the Cruise 2020/21 collection, at the 22nd ceremony of the NRJ Music Awards in Paris.
Now playing on Apple Music — the CHANEL 2020/21 Métiers d’art show’s soundtrack.
“I like everything to be mixed up, all the different eras, between the Renaissance and romanticism”, said Virginie Viard about her inspiration for this show.
‘Le Château des Dames’,
CHANEL 2020/21 Métiers d’art collection.
Fringed geometry in the chequered gallery — the CHANEL ‘Le Château des Dames’ 2020/21 Métiers d’art collection. A graphic look punctuated with a pearl-adorned leather belt by Desrues, captured in movement at the Château de Chenonceau.
The grand allure of the collection is accented by a black hat by Maison Michel and a glittering corset belt embroidered by Atelier Montex drawing the outlines of the Château de Chenonceau.
‘Le Château des Dames’,
CHANEL 2020/21 Métiers d’art collection.
A constellation of jewels lends a starry effect to an ankle-length dress — the CHANEL ‘Le Château des Dames’ 2020/21 Métiers d’art collection, captured in movement at the Château de Chenonceau.