Chanel held its Spring/Summer 2024 ready-to-wear collection show on October 3rd at 9:00 PM (Japan time).
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Multicolored, black and pink gowns, terrycloth jackets in stripes of every color. Neoprene suits, lace dresses and trousers with floral motifs. The joie de vivre (joie de vivre) is expressed in these pieces, as well as in short sunray pleated dresses and tops, navy blue Bermuda shorts striped in gray, white and red, and double-breasted jackets worn open with hands in the pockets.
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"Refined and effortless. Tweed, sportswear and lace were used throughout the collection. The collection sought to combine opposites in the coolest way possible, perfectly suited to the unique backdrop of Villa Noailles, with its garden and pool." Swimwear, organza babydolls, sportswear and evening dresses all shone and sun-kissed as they made their way down the runway. Here, clothes were free from constraint and structure. Low waists, flat heels. Suits were light and flowing, without epaulettes or linings. The collection is rounded out with a sense of freedom and dynamic movement: dress-like vests and cardigans, trousers with pockets, bloomers, ribbons and pleats. Layers of sheer black organza create dresses, shirts, petticoats and bra tops, evoking a certain sensuality.
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These black sunglasses with gold chains were inspired by the relationship between Marie-Laure de Noailles and Gabrielle Chanel, a friendship born of their unique personalities and avant-garde artistic sensibilities. The Spring/Summer 2024 ready-to-wear collection is animated by joy, sport and celebration. Elegant yet effortless, it invites you to embrace life in the fresh air.
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© CHANEL"The Spring/Summer 2024 ready-to-wear collection is a hymn to freedom and movement, a story that begins in the gardens of Villa Noailles."
Virginie Viard
© CHANEL© CHANELMulticolored, black and pink gowns, terrycloth jackets in stripes of every color. Neoprene suits, lace dresses and trousers with floral motifs. The joie de vivre (joie de vivre) is expressed in these pieces, as well as in short sunray pleated dresses and tops, navy blue Bermuda shorts striped in gray, white and red, and double-breasted jackets worn open with hands in the pockets.
© CHANEL"Refined and effortless. Tweed, sportswear and lace were used throughout the collection. The collection sought to combine opposites in the coolest way possible, perfectly suited to the unique backdrop of Villa Noailles, with its garden and pool." Swimwear, organza babydolls, sportswear and evening dresses all shone and sun-kissed as they made their way down the runway. Here, clothes were free from constraint and structure. Low waists, flat heels. Suits were light and flowing, without epaulettes or linings. The collection is rounded out with a sense of freedom and dynamic movement: dress-like vests and cardigans, trousers with pockets, bloomers, ribbons and pleats. Layers of sheer black organza create dresses, shirts, petticoats and bra tops, evoking a certain sensuality.
© CHANELThese black sunglasses with gold chains were inspired by the relationship between Marie-Laure de Noailles and Gabrielle Chanel, a friendship born of their unique personalities and avant-garde artistic sensibilities. The Spring/Summer 2024 ready-to-wear collection is animated by joy, sport and celebration. Elegant yet effortless, it invites you to embrace life in the fresh air.
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