The Chloé woman embodies luxury and refinement. Inspired by sartorial codes and impeccable men's tailoring, she is effortlessly elegant. Her nonchalant attitude is inspired
by a man’s wardrobe but retains a subtle and untamable femininity. Masculine coats and suits are interpreted with grace.
The Chloé Fall 2010 collection plays with tweeds, checks and jacquard tartans mixed with textured knits, sensual satins and silks for a sophisticated yet simple look that is punk at heart.
Herringbone tweeds, flannels, Prince of Wales checks, dotted cravat silk are borrowed from the male wardrobe. They are softened by the sensuality of cashmeres, silk twills, washed satins, or an ethereal veil of wool.
An enveloping silhouette unfolds a playful layering of fabrics and textures. Skillful masculine tailoring is contrasted with the casual ease of luxury sportswear. The long and fluid jersey dress defines an unexpected allure and the embroideries that sweep over velvets reveal a subtle couture spirit.
Herringbone tweeds, flannels, Prince of Wales checks, dotted cravat silk are borrowed from the male wardrobe. They are softened by the sensuality of cashmeres, silk twills, washed satins, or an ethereal veil of wool.
Total leather looks, fur coats and sweatshirts conjure a wild touch. The iconic Hannah MacGibbon palette of beiges ranges from tones of camel, oatmeal and shades of make-up warmed by nuances of autumn leaves and delicate animal prints.
