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Aussie Screen Queens Spotted at Chanel’s Sydney Runway
The house is restaging its Cruise 2026/27 collection, with Australian models on the shoreline and no other luxury brand having staged a show of this scale locally.
- On Thursday, Chanel staged its first-ever runway show in Australia, presenting the Cruise 2026/27 collection at Barangaroo's The Cutaway in Sydney.
- Creative director Matthieu Blazy's collection first debuted in Biarritz, France, in April, drawing inspiration from ocean-side life and surf culture that resonates with Sydney's coastal identity.
- High-Profile guests including Kylie Minogue, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie attended, viewing designs ranging from marine-themed jackets to sea-creature-inspired accessories and rubber wading boots.
- Bruno Pavlovsky, Chanel's president of fashion, said the brand chose Australia to mark a significant growth step: "We just want to make people happy, make people feel joyful."
- The presentation coincides with a new Chanel flagship store opening in Sydney, while a renovated Melbourne outlet is scheduled for unveiling later this month.
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Nicole Kidman, Margot Robbie, and More Fill the Front Row at the Chanel Cruise Show in Sydney
From Margot Robbie to Nicole Kidman and more, many of Australia’s biggest actors, directors, athletes, and more showed up to take in Matthieu Blazy’s latest cruise collection for Chanel. See all the front-row photos, here.
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