Chemena Kamali, who became the head designer of the French fashion house Chloé in 2023, recently unveiled her spring-summer 2027 collection, which received a standing ovation from the audience. The show marked the start of the fourth day of Paris Fashion Week, a major event where designers from around the world showcase their latest collections. Kamali's creative direction was deeply personal, drawing from her own interests and inspirations, including the use of leather, the free-spirited aesthetic of the 1960s and 1970s, and a variety of collar designs.
Model and former supermodel Claudia Schiffer walked the front row in a white suit, embodying the collection's central inspiration. According to the show notes, Kamali's design process was guided by intuition and personal emotion rather than strict planning. Instead of traditional stones and crystals, the collection featured mother-of-pearl, a naturally iridescent material that adorned key pieces, such as a choker necklace worn by Schiffer.
Kamali emphasized the importance of neckline styles in shaping the overall look of the collection. She included a range of designs, such as heart, boat, square, and V-necks, which she described as essential for defining the silhouettes of the garments. The collection also focused on soft, pastel colors, with lilac being a standout hue that captured the chromatic essence of the summer 2027 line. This choice reflected a broader trend in contemporary fashion toward more subdued and natural color palettes.
Chloé Spring-Summer 2027 Show Highlights Personal Obsessions and Bohemian Aesthetics
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