CHANEL marks its comeback to the Grand Palais with the campaign for its Spring-Summer 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection, in a tribute to a space that is inseparable from its own history and its shows. Photographed by Inez & Vinoodh, the campaign celebrates the notion of movement and freedom, and is embodied by models Amar Akway, Libby Bennett, Ella Mccutcheon and Nigina Sharipova. Between the understated lines of a studio and the majestic glass roof of the Nave, each image reflects the strength of the CHANEL codes.
This season, tweed draws inspiration from the architecture of the Grand Palais, with checks recalling its glass roof on a trouser suit and a matching 11.12 bag. A black dress with a tie-effect and a white collar reinterprets tweed with a graphic vibe. A classic elegance is punctuated with precious details as a white jacket and wraparound skirt suit is embellished with braid, jewelled buttons and a long black chiffon ribbon.
Playing on contrast, a leather outfit – a jacket with a Peter Pan collar and slit bermuda shorts – and a white chiffon blouse worn with fringed black denim jeans embroidered with sequins, embody this same equilibrium caught between structure and fluidity.
In an ode to lightness, chiffon suggests the idea of flight that runs throughout the collection. A sky-blue pleated cape whose flowing movement is accentuated by the swing set up in the Nave. The diaphanous elegance of another cape, this time ecru, embroidered with crystals and feathers and embellished with a black bow. Openwork lace, enriched with architectural motifs and braid, offers a delicate touch, while a black silk organza dress with puffed sleeves combines architecture and sophistication.
As for accessories, platform shoes in metallic leather highlight the emblematic allure of the CHANEL two-tone, and sequinned bags illuminate the silhouettes.
The Spring-Summer 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection will be available in boutiques from March 2025.
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