Chloé's 2027 Spring Collection grew out of an ongoing dialogue with the maison's heritage, exploring how pivotal moments in its history have shaped Chloé's unwavering identity today. It looks closely at how a particular era helped establish codes and signatures that have carried through time within Chloé's legacy. Revisiting one of the maison's most significant sartorial chapters, the collection once again places tailoring at the center as an expression that defines Chloé.
The collection returns to the late 1990s, a pivotal era for the maison. At the time, legendary Savile Row tailor Edward Sexton joined Chloé's atelier as a tailoring expert, bringing the precision of Savile Row craftsmanship into Chloé's feminine world. Known for reshaping British menswear tailoring in the late 1960s and '70s and for dressing the Beatles and Mick Jagger, Sexton brought a stronger sense of proportion to the traditional tailoring of the era. Building on the dialogue between sartorial tradition and Chloé's sensual spirit, the collection reinterprets tailoring as both heritage and an ever-evolving expression.
This season, tailoring makes its presence felt through long jackets and three-piece suits, establishing refined new proportions within Chloé's wardrobe. Compact hourglass jackets, micro-length riding coats, and sharp tailoring in grey melange wool or white pinstripe are paired with lace-up waistcoats, cropped lingerie tops, and delicate flou (softly flowing fabrics and designs), creating silhouettes where structured form and softness meet naturally. Flowing slips, garment-dyed lingerie dresses, and flou trimmed with lavish lace bring a light sense of movement, while a palette of pastel neutrals and sun-faded tones is offset by black and white. Black galloon lace and trims add depth and definition throughout the collection.
The collection's visuals draw inspiration from the photography of Deborah Turbeville, whose work blurs the line between fashion and emotion, favoring mood over narrative. The women in her photographs, set within soft light and intimate spaces, appear suspended quietly between memory and reality. Rather than capturing a single moment, her work reflects a state of mind that evokes unspoken emotion. That same sensibility runs through the collection, lending each silhouette an understated, intimate sensuality.
The 2027 Spring Collection builds further on the effortless femininity the maison continues to pursue, where sensuality is expressed subtly rather than overtly. Precise tailoring and softness coexist naturally, shaping a language of dressing that moves fluidly between structure and lightness, discipline and spontaneity — reaffirming tailoring as a signature that continues to define Chloé's evolving identity.
The 2027 Spring Collection was photographed by Brianna Capozzi and features Alexa Chung, Jessica Miller, Bruna Souza, Ella Valensi, Tongtong Chen, Greta Hellborg, Gertrud Rose, and Clementine Murphy.
The collection will be available from November 2026 at Chloé boutiques and on Chloe.com.
