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CHANEL Spring/Summer 2027
Matthieu Blazy follows the changing identities of Gabrielle Chanel for Spring/Summer 2027, bringing flexible tweed, relaxed tailoring and airy eveningwear into a wardrobe built around freedom of movement.
- Collection year
- 2027
- Show date
- 2026-10-05
- City
- Paris
- Creative direction
- Matthieu Blazy
- Shown in
- Paris
- Presentation format
- runway
- Venue
- Grand Palais
At a glance
Chanel’s biography becomes a way to rethink the house’s familiar clothes. Blazy moves between the formality of earlier dress and a less constrained modern wardrobe, loosening the relationship between tailoring and the body. Smocked tweed gives the suit new flexibility, while lighter fabrics carry the same idea into evening. Bird imagery connects this search for freedom to the show’s setting.
The suit learns to move
Smocked tweed changes how a familiar Chanel silhouette feels and behaves.
One life, several identities
Gabrielle Chanel’s changing circumstances offer different starting points for the wardrobe.
Freedom in the fabric
Eased tailoring and lighter evening clothes place mobility at the centre.
The setting
Shown at the Grand Palais beneath illuminated birds. The setting extends the collection’s recurring image of freedom.
Creative credits
Creative direction: Matthieu Blazy
Coverage & analysis
Chanel: Ready-To-Wear SS27 — 10 Magazine