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Chloe's new designer returns to roots - Vimarsana News

Chloe's new designer returns to roots

For her first collection at the head of Chloe, designer Chemena Kamali looked back to the 1970s of the Parisian house and the blend of feminity and bohemian chic of its then-designer Karl Lagerfeld."I want to return to the original roots of the house and build a sensual Chloe that radiates warmth and positivity," she said.  dar/er/ach 

Source: yahoo.com
Boho makes a comeback at Chloé Paris fashion week show - Vimarsana News

Boho makes a comeback at Chloé Paris fashion week show

Floaty blouses, frills and neutral colours dominate new creative director Chemena Kamali’s debut

What Is It With the Price of Clothes? - Vimarsana News

What Is It With the Price of Clothes?

As fashion has become more and more expensive, one writer asks: How? Why? And what to do about it?

Source: vogue.com
Chloe's new designer Chemena Kamali puts on a 1970s-tinged debut at Paris Fashion Week | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Chloe's new designer Chemena Kamali puts on a 1970s-tinged debut at Paris Fashion Week | iNFOnews

PARIS (AP) — Chloe revisited its vibrant 1970s essence, infused with late Karl Lagerfeld’s indelible influence, while propelling the brand into a new era for the debut show of its new designer Chemena Kamali on Thursday at Paris Fashion Week.

Source: infotel.ca
Cool-girl dressing for all ages: Chloe's Autumn/Winter 2024-25 collection at Paris Fashion Week - Vimarsana News

Cool-girl dressing for all ages: Chloe's Autumn/Winter 2024-25 collection at Paris Fashion Week

As with Saint Laurent, nipples made an appearance on the runway – but the feminine, 1970s-esque collection was less sexualised, more sensual