US EditionChanel Brings Golden-Hour Glamour to Lake Como for Resort 2026
- Chanel presented its Cruise 2026 collection on April 30, 2025, at the Villa d'Este hotel in Lake Como, Italy, showcasing relaxed glamour and vacation vibes.
- This collection returned to simplicity and ease after previous heavy seasons, with some daring cuts marking a departure for the conservative brand.
- Models wore airy dresses, tweed suits, crocheted and terry cloth separates, evening pajamas, and tiered skirts, accessorized with woven totes, bejeweled minaudieres, colorful mules, and patterned silk foulards.
- FashionPower called the location critical, describing the show as "an inoffensive moment indeed" and noted it was better than recent seasons, including last year's Marseille disaster.
- The collection marked a significant improvement and was regarded as a fresh, lighter offering, suggesting renewed creative direction ahead of Matthieu Blazy’s expected October debut as creative director.
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French Savoir Faire Meets Italian Dolce Far Niente At Chanel Cruise 2025/26
Chanel Cruise 2025/26 / All images: supplied At the storied Villa d’Este on the edge of Lake Como, magnolias bloom and the echoes of Luchino Visconti’s cinematic dreams still linger. Today, it was the setting for Chanel’s dreamy Cruise 2025/26 show, which was unveiled in a haze of sequins, silk and sun-dappled glamour. The historic hotel—long held as a playground for artists, actors and glamorous aesthetes—provided the perfect stage for the Mais…
Chanel Brings Golden-Hour Glamour to Lake Como for Resort 2026
Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis Entertainment/Getty ImagesThink of the latest Chanel cruise collection as a palate cleanser—a clean interlude after Virginie Viard’s departure from the house and before Matthieu Blazy’s first outing, which will be shown this fall in Paris. The Chanel design team headed to Lake Como in order to highlight its longstanding relationships with Italian artisans. Chanel’s patronage of craftspeople in France is well kn…
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