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Chanel goes sheer and wild for Matthieu Blazy’s spring/summer 2027 show
- On Monday, designer Matthieu Blazy unveiled the Chanel Spring/Summer 2027 collection at the Grand Palais, rooted in an ongoing dialogue with founder Gabrielle Chanel.
- Since his debut last year, Blazy has modernized the brand, sparking 'Blazymania' and driving revenue growth of around 16 percent this year, while other fashion houses face dipping sales.
- The versatile collection featured 83 looks, with model Dyanira Hurbuscher carrying the founder's 2.55 handbag beneath a set of 95 suspended birds in the steel-and-glass venue.
- Brand ambassadors Pedro Pascal and Nicole Kidman sat front row as the soundtrack featured Kidman reading extracts from Virginia Woolf's "Orlando" and "To the Lighthouse."
- "It's a collection about Gabrielle Chanel's layered stories," Blazy said, noting each step of the founder's journey led to her being "free, like a bird.
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The display was heavy on Chanel's classic tweeds, but with new modern flourishes, as well as knee-length skirts which are roaring back into fashion in the Spring-Summer 2027 shows. "It’s a collection about Gabrielle Chanel’s layered stories. Ultimately, Chanel took off, and each step she took led to her being free, like a bird," Blazy said in his notes for his third ready-to-wear collection. The show took place in the Grand Palais exhibition spa…
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