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South China Morning Post
2 days ago
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- South China Morning Post
Collapsed bridge in India, July fourth fireworks: pictures of the week
A model wears a design from the Iris van Herpen Fall-Winter 2025/26 Haute Couture collection on... A model wears a design from the Iris van Herpen Fall-Winter 2025/26 Haute Couture collection on July 7, 2025, in... share
Reuters
3 days ago
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- Reuters
Style, celebrities and backstage at Couture week in Paris
[5/49] A model presents a creation by designer Iris van Herpen as part of her Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection show in Paris, France, July 7. REUTERS/Manon Cruz Purchase Licensing Rights , opens new tab
Grazia USA
5 days ago
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- Grazia USA
Natural Origins: Chanel Honours Beginnings For Fall/Winter 2025/26 Haute Couture
Chanel Fall/Winter 2025/2026 Haute Couture / All images: supplied It all begins at 31 rue Cambon. The legendary mirrored staircase, Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel's apartment above, the hallowed Haute Couture salons below—Chanel's Fall/Winter 2025/26 Haute Couture show is a luminous return to the House's birthplace, both literal and symbolic. In a teaser video directed by Malick Bodian and a show set at the Grand Palais, with the Salon d'Honneur artfully fitted out by Willo Perron, the mood is one of introspection and natural elegance. Nature serves as both a muse and a motif, with a collection that draws inspiration from the significance of origins. The Maison's creation studio's vision channels the Scottish Highlands and English countryside that once enchanted Mademoiselle Chanel herself, and first acquainted her with some of the House codes we know today—tweed, Chanel's eternal fabric, being one of them. But on this runway, it is transformed, reading like knitwear in a plum mohair suit and a snowy white coat dress trimmed with braiding. Elsewhere, it mimics sheepskin, paired with feathers for a trompe l'oeil effect, across short jackets, gilets, and long coats. Ecru, moss, mahogany, and black thread are woven through classic silhouettes borrowed from menswear—boxy jackets, relaxed trousers, and military-style coat dresses, all imbued with a pastoral calm and styled with a contemporary insouciance. Ears of wheat—symbols of abundance and a personal talisman of the founder—appear sporadically embroidered onto chiffon flounces, glinting in gold buttons, lining the neckline of the iconic Chanel bride's finale gown. A chevroned pant ensemble and multicoloured floral embroidery, seen on a satin crêpe pinafore, continue the homage to land and harvest. And as the show draws to a close, the palette shifts. Sunlight is summoned in golden buttons, burnished lace, and a flounced lamé dress in gleaming orange tones—a moment of light at the end of the season where midriffs are bared and layers slip away. topics: Chanel, Paris Haute Couture Week, HAUTE COUTURE, fashion, fashion week, Fashion news, Fashion Shows, Runway, Matthieu Blazy, Paris Fashion Week, Trending
