On the second day of the Fall 2025 Haute Couture Paris Fashion Week, the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode showcased an exclusive four-day schedule featuring Chanel—the last collection created by the in-house design team. This collection marked a significant moment as it was the final offering from the storied French fashion house before Matthieu Blazy unveils his eagerly anticipated debut collection for Chanel in October. The iconic Grand Palais set the stage for a star-studded audience, including renowned personalities like Lorde, Naomi Campbell, Penélope Cruz, and Keira Knightley. The elegant ambiance recalled the historical Chanel couture salons located at 31 rue Cambon, as models graced the runway adorned in a stunning array of winter classics infused with shimmering gold accents and a rich tapestry of textures. Each ensemble drew inspiration from the serene beauty of the English countryside and the rugged allure of the Scottish moors.
In-Depth Review of the Chanel Haute Couture Fall 2025 Collection
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“Wow! This collection is quite disappointing, really disappointing! It resembles a collaboration between Chanel and Temu, Shein, or similar brands. While Karl Lagerfeld had his share of less favorable collections and questionable design choices, they were at least well-crafted. This collection lacks quality construction, and it feels like a mishmash of different collections thrown together. And the boots…” [Mrs.T]
“These garments are quite unattractive.” [Creative]
“What dreadful shoes! I can’t get past them; they are truly unappealing. For such a collection, wouldn’t they have realized that a heel would have been a far superior choice?” [Cocteau Stone]
“I am at a loss for words regarding how poor this collection was. Even the casting choices left much to be desired. What a complete failure.” [Simera]
“It’s just outright unattractive. The overall silhouette is not just boxy; it’s entirely shapeless. The combination of tweed and lamé is not complimentary at all, but to force them together in this manner is truly perplexing.” [Squizree]
“Where do I even begin… The tweed seems to be experiencing an identity crisis. The proportions of the dresses are largely incorrect. Overall, the collection feels timid and out of touch with the current fashion landscape. They aimed to play it safe, and it’s glaringly obvious that they succeeded.” [QuantumCouture]
Explore all the stunning looks from the Chanel Haute Couture Fall 2025 collection and engage in the lively conversation surrounding it, right here.
