Chanel and Louis Vuitton Close Paris Fashion Week with Bold Statements on Legacy and Innovation

Chanel's ribbon-themed collection showcased timeless craftsmanship, while Louis Vuitton reimagined travel aesthetics with cinematic flair.

Chanel's Fall/Winter 2025 collection, presented at the Grand Palais, highlighted sheer layering, bold accessories like oversized pearl handbags, and classic tweed designs with a modern twist.
The show paid homage to Chanel's heritage with intricate details such as black ribbons and crystal bows, while also embracing contemporary fashion trends like playful proportions and surrealist layering.
Louis Vuitton's Fall/Winter 2025 show, set in a train station-inspired venue, celebrated travel through eclectic designs, including voluminous tulle skirts, futuristic outerwear, and a collaboration with Kraftwerk featuring 'Trans-Europe Express' themes.
Celebrity attendees, including Naomi Campbell for Chanel and Emma Stone for Louis Vuitton, underscored the cultural relevance and star power of both brands during Paris Fashion Week.
Both fashion houses navigated transitions, with Chanel awaiting new creative director Matthieu Blazy and Louis Vuitton continuing Nicolas Ghesquière’s innovative approach to blending nostalgia with modernity.