On March 7, the Chanel Fall/Winter show was held in Paris. There were a total of 66 looks of clothing, and the beautiful camellia elements were everywhere, which made people feel exuberant vitality. Just like its venue design this time, a huge white camellia stands in the center of the show. The microfilm, which is directed by Chanel's royal photographers Inez & Vinoodh, and brand ambassador and muse Nana Komatsu on the Merry-Go-Round shot, is projected on camellia. It is dreamy and romantic.

Creative director Virginie Viard said that the camellia is not just a creative theme for Chanel but a classic code name. Viard loves its soft yet tough qualities. Let's take a look at the looks of Chanel's Fall-Winter collection.

Chanel's coats, sweaters, dresses, shoes, and bags are decorated with blossoming white camellias this time, with a distinctive style.

In addition, Chanel's long dresses embellished with camellias are very eye-catching. The model's swinging skirt when she walked up just matched the vitality of the camellia. Paired with stockings and knitted tight tops, fashion and elegance bloom like camellias in fall and winter.

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This collection continues the black and white main colors of the 23 spring and summer haute couture collections, using simplicity to generate creativity. Please feel free to contact us if you want to share your ideas!

*Images and video from Chanel