Overview

• On October 5 at Paris Fashion Week, Kamali delivered a focused lineup centered on bright floral prints and draped cotton.
• She described the concept as how a Chloé woman would wear couture today, specifically in cotton and without lining.
• Reviewers traced the collection’s references to Karl Lagerfeld’s late‑1970s and 1980s tenure and to founder Gaby Aghion’s rejection of couture stiffness.
• Designs featured ruched and pleated shapes, baby‑doll dresses, swimsuit‑style tops, dropped hems, padded shoulders, wide belts, and statement outerwear.
• Critics praised the romantic clarity and risk-taking, while cautioning that added structure and weight at times dimmed Chloé’s signature lightness.