Chanel Resort 2027
Matthieu Blazy showcased his first Chanel cruise collection in Biarritz, drawing inspiration from the region's rich history and Coco Chanel's legacy. The collection featured beach-themed designs and a modern take on classic Chanel styles, emphasizing ease and wearability. Blazy's designs reflect a blend of luxury and casual fashion, celebrating the spirit of Chanel's innovative approach to clothing.
- ▪Matthieu Blazy's first Chanel cruise show took place in Biarritz, a location significant to the brand's history.
- ▪The collection included beach-themed designs and lightweight clothing that appealed to modern consumers.
- ▪Blazy's work emphasizes the ease of wear and a casual approach to luxury fashion.
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| Original publisher | Vogue |
| Canonical URL | https://www.vogue.com/fashion-shows/resort-2027/chanel |
| Publication time | Tue, 28 Apr 2026 18:30:10 +0000 |
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Matthieu Blazy used to play on the beach at Biarritz as a boy. “My father’s family were up in the Pyrenees, so we came down to swim here in the summer.” Who’d have thought at that stage in the life of a French-Belgian boy that he’d be back here playing with Chanel’s seaside legacy, overlooking the same beach?But that’s what just took place at Blazy’s first Chanel cruise show: a beige carpet made to look like sand and a collection walking on it that refracted both the past of the house and the joyful new energy he’s bringing to it. Seashells as earrings. Coral, starfish, and sea anemone-fronds turned into braiding, and an aquarium of embroidery. Beach umbrella skirts, striped-towel Chanel suits, and giant straw baskets.
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