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For this CHANEL Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, “almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks). See the looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection. Details such as the scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit; knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat; a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet; and a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of the season’s leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket added more Edwardian prettiness and hard romance to the collection. Photo Courtesy: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com You may recall Chanel’s Fall Winter 2018 collection which included a number of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags. Photo Courtesy: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via Vogue.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Chanel is known for its minaudières – those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags, inspired by real world items and artifacts. 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For this CHANEL Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, “almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks). See the looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection. Details such as the scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit; knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat; a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet; and a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of the season’s leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket added more Edwardian prettiness and hard romance to the collection. Photo Courtesy: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com You may recall Chanel’s Fall Winter 2018 collection which included a number of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags. Photo Courtesy: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via Vogue.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Chanel is known for its minaudières – those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags, inspired by real world items and artifacts. Wintour's '88 cover shoot might have positioned Lacroix's jacket firmly in fashion history, but Chanel Fall 2020 also referenced its own Spring 1994 designs by . Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Which of these eye catching styles catch your fancy? Coco Chanel’s racing color of pink appeared in the collection alongside a pale stem green, the only colors in a rigorous palette of black and white, aside from the cabochon jewels of the Byzantine costume-jewelry belts and necklaces that Chanel herself loved and that Viard translated into intarsia knits that recalled the famous embroidered Christian Lacroix jacket on ’s groundbreaking November 1988 cover. The bag is subtly blingy featuring faux pearls and Chanel’s Gripoix on the clasp. This bag is inspired by the brand’s iconic perfume Chanel No 5. Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com This beautiful mini wallet on chain features materials similar to that of the clutch with chain. Views of Chanel’s Fall-Winter 2020/2021 Collection are on its website as bags trickle into stores. This season Chanel adds its classic gripoix (poured glass jewels) on small flap bags. In that image, Piaggi is shrouded in a veiled hat, and Lagerfeld wears a morning-dress-stripe jacket and vest, a floppy black silk cravat, jodhpurs, and a pair of sturdy riding boots—an image that for Viard represents “strong romance.” Viard reinterpreted Lagerfeld’s chunky-heel boot and styled it persuasively with every single outfit in the 72-look collection (a tight edit by house standards), from a thickly knit cardigan worn with a cropped white cotton evening dickey and micro shorts to liquid black velvet evening gowns. Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Photo Courtesy: Chanel.com Pink, pink, pink and more pink.
Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, presented at the Grand Palais in Paris, was a celebration of prettiness and hard romance. The collection featured an array of looks that were both elegant and edgy, with a focus on jockey silks, or "casaques," as they are called in French.

The show opened with a series of tweed skirt suits, featuring scalloped edges and a relaxed fit. The skirt suits were paired with white blouses, some of which were embellished with lace and velvet. The color palette was kept neutral, with shades of cream, beige, and white dominating the runway.

One of the standout pieces from the collection was a taffeta raincoat, featuring knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar. The coat was both functional and fashionable, and added a touch of preppy elegance to the collection. Another notable look was a loose-fit jacket, adorned with a flurry of pale feathers, creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve.

Chanel is known for its minaudières, those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags, inspired by real world items and artifacts. The Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection featured a number of minaudières, in the shape of cameras, lighters, and other everyday objects. The bags added a playful touch to the collection, and were a nod to Chanel's heritage of craftsmanship and attention to detail.

The collection also featured a number of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags, a nod to Chanel's Fall Winter 2018 collection. The bags were both functional and fashionable, and added a touch of ruggedness to the collection.

Overall, the Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a celebration of elegance and edginess. The collection featured a range of looks that were both pretty and hard, with a focus on jockey silks, tweed, and lace. The collection was a testament to Chanel's heritage of craftsmanship and attention to detail, and was a must-see for fashion enthusiasts.

In conclusion, the Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a successful blend of elegance and edginess, featuring a range of looks that were both pretty and hard. The collection was a testament to Chanel's heritage of craftsmanship and attention to detail, and was a must-see for fashion enthusiasts. With its focus on jockey silks, tweed, and lace, the collection was a celebration of prettiness and hard romance.
Title: Chanel's Fall 2020 Collection: A Tribute to Hard Romance and Edwardian Prettiness

Chanel has unveiled its Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, showcasing an array of looks that combine hard romance and Edwardian prettiness. The collection, almost devoid of dresses, features casaques, or jockey silks, that add a unique touch to the designs.

The collection showcases intricate details such as scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit, knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat, and a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. These details add a sense of elegance and sophistication to the collection, making it a standout in the world of fashion.

One of the defining features of Chanel's collections is their use of fabric and texture. The Fall 2020 collection is no exception, with a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet, showcasing the brand's ability to combine different textures and fabrics to create a cohesive and visually stunning look.

Chanel is also known for its minaudières, those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags, inspired by real-world items and artifacts. These bags add a touch of whimsy and playfulness to the collection, making it accessible to a wider audience.

The collection also includes a number of bags made from shearling fabric, a nod to Chanel's Fall Winter 2018 collection. These bags add a sense of warmth and coziness to the collection, making it perfect for the colder months.

In conclusion, Chanel's Fall 2020 collection is a stunning display of hard romance and Edwardian prettiness. With its intricate details, combination of textures and fabrics, and limited edition bags, the collection is a must-see for any fashion enthusiast. Whether you're a fan of Chanel's classic designs or looking for something new and exciting, the Fall 2020 collection has something for everyone.

Photo Courtesy: Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com
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Note: The images accompanying this article are courtesy of Chanel and Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via Vogue.com. They provide a visual representation of the collection, showcasing the intricate details and stunning designs that make it a standout in the world of fashion.
Title: Chanel's Fall 202
Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, showcased in Paris, was a breathtaking display of fashion-forward thinking while staying true to the brand's sophisticated heritage. The collection, designed by the visionary artistic director Virginie Viard, featured an array of stunning looks that are sure to be coveted by fashion enthusiasts around the world.

One of the most notable aspects of this collection was the near-absence of dresses, with only a few appearing on the runway. Instead, Viard opted to focus on the casaque, a type of jockey silks, which added a unique and unexpected twist to the collection. The casaques were presented in a variety of fabrics and styles, demonstrating Viard's versatility as a designer and her ability to take traditional concepts and elevate them to new heights.

The color palette for the collection was rich and varied, with shades of cream, taffeta, and white lace, mixed with deep blues and blacks. The use of these colors created a striking contrast that was both sophisticated and edgy. For example, a creamy tweed skirt suit with scalloped edges was paired with a knife-pleat ruffle collar on a taffeta raincoat, creating a look that was both feminine and powerful.

Another standout piece from the collection was a white lace blouse, adorned with inky blue velvet flocking, which added a touch of hard romance to the look. Additionally, the leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket, embellished with pale feathers, created a romantic and whimsical effect.

Accessories played a significant role in the collection, with Chanel's signature minaudières taking center stage. These limited-edition delicate bags, inspired by real-world items and artifacts, were presented in a range of colors and styles. They were the perfect finishing touch to the already stunning ensembles.

In keeping with the brand's reputation for impeccable craftsmanship, each piece in the collection was expertly constructed and finished. From the intricate lacework to the precise pleats and ruffles, every detail was carefully considered and expertly executed.

In conclusion, the Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a masterful display of design and craftsmanship. With its unique take on traditional concepts, stunning color palette, and expert attention to detail, this collection is sure to be a classic in the annals of Chanel fashion. Whether you're a long-time fan of the brand or simply an admirer of beautiful fashion, this collection is not to be missed.
Title: "CHANEL Fall-Winter 2020/21: A Collection of Edwardian Prettiness and Hard Romance"

The CHANEL Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, presented during Paris Fashion Week, was a stunning display of elegance, intricacy, and sophistication. Creative director Virginie Viard drew inspiration from the Edwardian era, incorporating prettiness and hard romance into each piece.

One of the most iconic elements of the collection was the absence of dresses, instead featuring beautiful casaques, or jockey silks. These silky garments, adorned with delicate scalloped edges and knife-pleat ruffles, created a stunning visual contrast with the sharp tailoring of tweed skirt suits and taffeta raincoats.

The color palette was a mix of soft pastels and bold, inky hues. A white lace blouse, flocked in inky blue velvet, was a standout piece, showcasing Viard's ability to balance femininity and edge. The collection also featured a flurry of pale feathers, creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket.

In addition to the clothing, CHANEL's signature minaudières were on display, inspired by real-world items and artifacts. The limited-edition decorative bags, small and delicate, added an extra touch of charm to the collection.

It's worth noting that CHANEL is no stranger to incorporating unique materials into their designs. In Fall Winter 2018, the brand included a number of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags. These distinctive pieces showcased CHANEL's commitment to innovation and creativity.

Overall, the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection was a triumph of design, balancing the prettiness and romance of the Edwardian era with modern sophistication. The collection is a testament to CHANEL's enduring legacy and Viard's creative vision.
Chanel Unveils Striking Fall 2020 Collection with Equestrian Flair

The iconic fashion house Chanel has once again captivated the fashion world with its Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection, showcasing a bold departure from traditional silhouettes and embracing an equestrian-inspired aesthetic. The collection, which notably features "almost no dresses," instead focuses on casaques, or jockey silks, creating a unique and unexpected twist on fall fashion.

Virginie Viard, Chanel's artistic director, has masterfully blended the brand's signature elegance with a touch of sporty chic. The collection is marked by its attention to detail and innovative use of classic Chanel elements. Standout pieces include a creamy tweed skirt suit adorned with scalloped edges, adding a feminine touch to the structured ensemble.

The collection also features a taffeta raincoat with knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar, marrying practicality with haute couture sensibilities. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet offers a striking contrast, while a loose-fit jacket with pale feathers creates the illusion of an Edwardian-inspired leg-of-mutton sleeve, adding a touch of historical romance to the modern designs.

Chanel's Fall 2020 collection draws inspiration from various eras, seamlessly blending Edwardian prettiness with contemporary hard romance. This juxtaposition of styles creates a unique aesthetic that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.

Accessories play a crucial role in completing the looks, with Chanel's renowned minaudières making an appearance. These small, decorative bags, often inspired by real-world items, add a whimsical touch to the otherwise sporty collection.

The color palette appears to lean towards classic Chanel hues, with creamy whites, inky blues, and likely the brand's signature black making strong appearances. This color scheme allows the intricate details and innovative silhouettes to take center stage.

Fashion enthusiasts may recall Chanel's Fall Winter 2018 collection, which featured shearling-fabricated and trimmed bags. The 2020 collection seems to build upon this textural exploration, incorporating feathers and velvet to create depth and interest in the garments.

As the fashion world continues to evolve, Chanel's Fall 2020 collection demonstrates the brand's ability to innovate while staying true to its heritage. By reimagining classic pieces and introducing unexpected elements, Chanel once again proves its position at the forefront of luxury fashion.

The collection, showcased through a series of striking photographs, is sure to influence fall fashion trends and inspire fashion lovers around the globe. As we look forward to the cooler months, Chanel's equestrian-inspired pieces offer a fresh take on autumn style, promising a season of sophisticated and daring fashion choices.
Chanel Unveils Striking Fall 2020 Collection with Equestrian Flair

The iconic fashion house Chanel has once again captivated the fashion world with its Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection, showcasing a bold departure from traditional silhouettes and embracing a distinct equestrian theme. The collection, which notably features "almost no dresses," instead focuses on casaques, or jockey silks, bringing a fresh and unexpected twist to the runway.

Virginie Viard, Chanel's artistic director, has masterfully blended the brand's signature elegance with a touch of sporty chic. The collection is a testament to Chanel's ability to evolve while maintaining its classic appeal, presenting a harmonious fusion of Edwardian prettiness and hard romance.

Key looks from the collection include:

1. A creamy tweed skirt suit adorned with scalloped edges, adding a delicate touch to the structured ensemble.

2. A taffeta raincoat featuring knife-pleat ruffles forming an eye-catching collar, marrying functionality with high fashion.

3. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet, creating a striking contrast and texture play.

4. A loose-fit jacket with a flurry of pale feathers, creating the illusion of a leg-of-mutton sleeve and nodding to historical fashion elements.

The collection also revisits some of Chanel's beloved accessories. Fans of the brand may recall the shearling-fabricated and trimmed bags from the Fall Winter 2018 collection, which seem to have inspired some of this season's offerings. Additionally, Chanel's famous minaudières – small, decorative bags inspired by real-world items – make an appearance, showcasing the brand's attention to detail and whimsical approach to accessories.

As always, Chanel's runway presentation was a visual spectacle, with models showcasing the collection against a backdrop that complemented the equestrian theme. The show demonstrated once again why Chanel remains at the forefront of the fashion industry, continually pushing boundaries while honoring its rich heritage.

Fashion enthusiasts and industry insiders alike are praising the collection for its innovative approach and exquisite craftsmanship. As the Fall 2020 season unfolds, it's clear that Chanel's latest offerings will be setting trends and inspiring fashion lovers around the globe.
Chanel Unveils Striking Fall 2020 Collection with Equestrian Flair

The iconic fashion house Chanel has once again captured the attention of the fashion world with its Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection. Departing from traditional silhouettes, Creative Director Virginie Viard has presented a bold and refreshing take on autumn fashion, drawing inspiration from equestrian themes and Edwardian aesthetics.

The collection, which notably features "almost no dresses," instead focuses on casaques, or jockey silks, creating a unique and sporty feel throughout the lineup. This unexpected direction brings a sense of energy and movement to the typically refined Chanel aesthetic.

Despite the departure from conventional dress designs, the collection maintains Chanel's signature elegance through meticulous attention to detail. Standout elements include scalloped edges adorning creamy tweed skirt suits, adding a touch of femininity to the structured pieces. Knife-pleat ruffles form collars on taffeta raincoats, merging practicality with romance.

The juxtaposition of textures is particularly noteworthy, as seen in a white lace blouse flocked with inky blue velvet, creating a striking visual contrast. Another highlight is the innovative use of pale feathers to create the illusion of leg-of-mutton sleeves on loose-fit jackets, a nod to Edwardian fashion that adds a touch of whimsy and softness to the collection.

Accessories play a crucial role in completing the looks, with Chanel's renowned minaudières making an appearance. These small, decorative bags, often inspired by real-world items, add a playful element to the ensembles.

The collection also features a callback to Chanel's Fall Winter 2018 line, incorporating shearling-fabricated and trimmed bags that provide both texture and warmth to the autumn looks.

Photographed by Armando Grillo for Gorunway.com and featured on Vogue.com, the collection showcases Chanel's ability to evolve while maintaining its core identity. The blend of hard romance and Edwardian prettiness creates a unique aesthetic that is both forward-thinking and respectful of the brand's rich heritage.

As fashion enthusiasts eagerly await the arrival of fall, Chanel's latest collection offers a fresh perspective on cold-weather dressing, proving once again why the brand remains at the forefront of luxury fashion. With its equestrian-inspired silhouettes, intricate detailing, and unexpected material combinations, the Chanel Fall 2020 Collection is set to make a lasting impression in the world of haute couture.
Chanel Unveils Fall 2020 Collection: A Bold Departure from Tradition

The iconic fashion house Chanel has once again captivated the fashion world with its Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection, presenting a striking departure from its usual aesthetic. This season, Creative Director Virginie Viard has taken the brand in a daring new direction, focusing on a more streamlined and sporty silhouette.

The collection, which premiered during Paris Fashion Week, notably features "almost no dresses," instead opting for a plethora of casaques, or jockey silks, as the primary inspiration. This equestrian influence brings a fresh and dynamic energy to the typically refined Chanel look.

Despite the shift towards a more athletic aesthetic, the collection doesn't abandon Chanel's signature elegance. Intricate details add a touch of Edwardian prettiness and "hard romance" to the pieces. Standout elements include scalloped edges adorning creamy tweed skirt suits, knife-pleat ruffles forming collars on taffeta raincoats, and white lace blouses flocked with inky blue velvet.

One particularly noteworthy design features a loose-fit jacket with a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of a leg-of-mutton sleeve, a nod to historical fashion reimagined for the modern Chanel woman.

The collection also pays homage to Chanel's rich history of accessory design. Fans of the brand will recall the Fall Winter 2018 collection's shearling-fabricated and trimmed bags, a theme that seems to have influenced this season's offerings as well. Additionally, Chanel's famous minaudières – small, decorative bags inspired by real-world items – make an appearance, showcasing the brand's continued commitment to blending functionality with high fashion.

While this collection marks a significant shift for Chanel, it maintains the brand's core values of luxury and sophistication. By infusing traditional Chanel elements with a more contemporary and sporty aesthetic, Viard has successfully bridged the gap between the house's storied past and its forward-looking future.

As the fashion world continues to evolve, Chanel's Fall 2020 collection proves that even the most established luxury brands can reinvent themselves while staying true to their essence. This bold new direction is sure to set the tone for the upcoming season and influence the broader fashion landscape.
Chanel Unveils Fall 2020 Collection: A Blend of Elegance and Equestrian Flair

The iconic fashion house Chanel has once again captivated the industry with its Fall 2020 Ready-to-Wear collection, presenting a striking array of looks that seamlessly blend traditional elegance with a bold equestrian theme. This season, Creative Director Virginie Viard has taken a departure from conventional designs, focusing on "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," setting a unique tone for the collection.

The collection showcases a masterful play of textures and silhouettes, with a particular emphasis on tailored pieces that exude both sophistication and practicality. A standout element is the creamy tweed skirt suit adorned with scalloped edges, exemplifying Chanel's signature craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Viard's vision for Fall 2020 also incorporates unexpected elements of romance and whimsy. A taffeta raincoat featuring knife-pleat ruffles at the collar adds a touch of Edwardian charm to an otherwise utilitarian piece. The collection further surprises with a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet, creating a striking contrast that speaks to the brand's ability to innovate within its classic aesthetic.

One of the most talked-about design elements is the creative interpretation of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve. Achieved through a flurry of pale feathers on a loose-fit jacket, this detail adds a soft, romantic touch to the overall equestrian-inspired theme.

The accessories in this collection are equally noteworthy. Chanel's famous minaudières make an appearance, continuing the tradition of these limited edition, decorative small bags inspired by real-world items. Additionally, the inclusion of shearling-fabricated and trimmed bags harkens back to the Fall Winter 2018 collection, demonstrating the brand's ability to evolve while maintaining continuity with its heritage.

As always, Chanel's Fall 2020 collection proves that the fashion house remains at the forefront of luxury design, continually pushing boundaries while staying true to its core identity. This latest offering successfully marries the brand's timeless elegance with contemporary flair, ensuring that Chanel remains a dominant force in the ever-changing world of high fashion.
##  Chanel Fall 2020: A Symphony of Edwardian Elegance and Hard Romance

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, presented in Paris, was a captivating ode to Edwardian charm with a modern, edgy twist.  

The collection, as Virginie Viard, Chanel's creative director, envisioned it, was a departure from the traditional. "Almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," she stated, setting the tone for a collection that embraced the masculine silhouette with a feminine touch. 

The runway was awash in luxurious fabrics and intricate details.  Creamy tweed, a signature Chanel material, was reimagined in a chic skirt suit, its edges delicately scalloped.  A taffeta raincoat, a nod to the practicality of the era, was elevated with knife-pleat ruffles forming a dramatic collar.  

A white lace blouse, flocked in inky blue velvet, added a touch of romanticism, while pale feathers, artfully arranged, created the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. This interplay of delicate femininity and structured masculinity was a recurring theme throughout the collection.

Beyond the clothing, Chanel's signature accessories were on full display. The iconic minaudières, those miniature works of art, were presented in a variety of styles, each a testament to the brand's commitment to exquisite craftsmanship.  

The collection was a testament to Chanel's enduring legacy, a brand that continues to reinvent itself while staying true to its core values of elegance, sophistication, and timeless style. 


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##  Chanel Fall 2020: A Romantic Rebellion in Casaques and Feathers 

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, presented in Paris, was a captivating blend of Edwardian elegance and modern rebellion.  

The show, which featured "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," as described by Vogue, showcased Virginie Viard's masterful ability to reinterpret classic Chanel codes with a fresh, contemporary twist. 

**A Symphony of Textures and Details:**

The collection was a feast for the eyes, with a rich tapestry of textures and intricate details.  Scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit added a touch of vintage charm, while knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat brought a playful, architectural element. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet offered a striking contrast, and a flurry of pale feathers created the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket, adding a touch of romantic whimsy. 

**The Casaque Reigns Supreme:**

The casaque, a garment traditionally associated with equestrianism, took center stage in this collection.  Viard reimagined this classic silhouette in a variety of fabrics and styles, from sleek, tailored versions to more relaxed, flowing designs. The casaque, with its strong shoulders and cinched waist, provided a powerful yet feminine foundation for the collection.

**A Nod to Chanel's Legacy:**

Throughout the collection, Viard subtly referenced key elements from Chanel's history. The use of tweed, a signature fabric of the house, was a clear nod to Coco Chanel's legacy.  The collection also featured several pieces inspired by vintage Chanel designs, such as the iconic minaudières, those small, decorative bags that have become synonymous with the brand.

**A Modern Take on Romance:**

While the collection was undeniably romantic, it also possessed a sense of modern edge. The use of bold colors, such as inky blue and emerald green, added a touch of drama, while the relaxed silhouettes and playful details gave the collection a contemporary feel. 

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection was a testament to Virginie Viard's talent and vision. It was a collection that celebrated the enduring legacy of Chanel while simultaneously pushing the boundaries of what it means to be modern and feminine. 


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##  Chanel Fall 2020: A Romantic Rebellion of Casaques and Feathers

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection, presented in Paris, was a captivating blend of Edwardian elegance and modern rebellion.  The theme?  "Almost no dresses, just casaques."  

This season, Virginie Viard, Chanel's creative director, took inspiration from the equestrian world, reimagining the classic jockey silk casaque as a cornerstone of the collection.  These luxurious jackets, crafted in tweed, velvet, and silk, were both tailored and flowing, embodying a sense of effortless sophistication. 

Beyond the casaques, the collection showcased a wealth of intricate details that added a touch of romantic charm. Scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit, knife-pleat ruffles framing the collar of a taffeta raincoat, and a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet all spoke to a refined femininity.  

Perhaps the most striking element was the recurring motif of feathers.  Pale plumes, delicately arranged, created the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket, adding a whimsical touch to the otherwise structured silhouettes.

The accessories were equally noteworthy.  Chanel's signature minaudières, those exquisite miniature bags inspired by everyday objects, were adorned with intricate embellishments, reflecting the collection's overall theme of romantic opulence. 

This Fall 2020 collection was a testament to Chanel's enduring legacy of timeless elegance, reinterpreted with a modern sensibility.  It was a celebration of femininity, strength, and the enduring allure of classic tailoring. 


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##  Chanel Fall 2020: A Symphony of Edwardian Elegance and Modern Romance

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a captivating blend of vintage femininity and contemporary sophistication.  The runway showcased a departure from traditional silhouettes, with "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," as described by Vogue.  

This season, Virginie Viard, Chanel's creative director, drew inspiration from the Edwardian era, infusing the collection with a touch of old-world charm.  Delicate details like scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit, knife-pleat ruffles framing the collar of a taffeta raincoat, and a white lace blouse adorned with inky blue velvet flocking added a layer of romanticism to the looks. 

The collection wasn't solely focused on delicate femininity, however.  A flurry of pale feathers on loose-fit jackets created the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve, adding a touch of dramatic flair.  This juxtaposition of soft textures and bold silhouettes created a captivating harmony, showcasing Chanel's mastery of marrying classic elegance with modern edge.

Beyond the clothing, Chanel's signature accessories were also on full display.  The iconic minaudières, those exquisite miniature bags inspired by real-world objects and artifacts, made a statement with their intricate designs.  The collection also featured shearling bags, a nod to the brand's previous exploration of this luxurious material.


The Chanel Fall 2020 collection was a testament to the enduring power of timeless elegance, reimagined with a contemporary twist.  It was a celebration of femininity, craftsmanship, and the enduring allure of the Chanel aesthetic. 
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##  Chanel Fall 2020: A Celebration of Edwardian Elegance 

Chanel's Fall 2020 collection, presented in Paris, was a captivating ode to Edwardian-era femininity,  reimagined with a modern, romantic twist. The absence of dresses in favor of "casaques" (jockey silks) set the tone for a collection that embraced the tailored silhouette and luxurious fabrics synonymous with the era. 

**A Symphony of Texture and Detail:**

Each piece showcased meticulous craftsmanship and an attention to detail that is characteristic of Chanel.  Scalloped edges adorned a creamy tweed skirt suit, lending it a touch of classic elegance. Knife-pleat ruffles formed the collar of a taffeta raincoat, adding a playful yet sophisticated touch. A white lace blouse, flocked in inky blue velvet, exuded a sense of understated luxury. 

The collection's pièce de résistance was perhaps the "leg-of-mutton sleeve," reinterpreted through a flurry of pale feathers on a loose-fit jacket. This whimsical detail perfectly captured the collection's duality – a balance of classic tailoring and playful, romantic accents.

**Beyond the Clothes:**

Chanel's signature minaudières, those coveted miniature bags inspired by everyday objects, made a stylish appearance. This season, they echoed the collection's theme with intricate detailing and vintage-inspired designs.

**A Legacy of Innovation:**

Chanel's Fall 2020 collection served as a reminder of the brand's enduring legacy of innovation and its ability to reinterpret classic styles for a modern audience. By embracing the historical richness of the Edwardian era while infusing it with a contemporary sensibility, Chanel created a collection that was both timeless and utterly relevant. 


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Chanel's Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2024-2025 Collection: A Masterclass in Elegance and Romance

In a stunning display of elegance and romance, Chanel's Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2024-2025 collection took to the Parisian catwalk on June 25, 2024, leaving onlookers in awe. The collection, which marked a new era for the iconic fashion house, was a masterclass in understated luxury and timeless sophistication.

The show's creative director, Virginie Viard, drew inspiration from the brand's rich history, incorporating classic Chanel motifs such as the tweed suit and the little black dress into the collection. However, it was the use of casaques – jockey silks – that truly stole the show. The delicate fabrics added a touch of whimsy and romance to the overall aesthetic, evoking the feeling of a bygone era.

One of the standout pieces was a creamy tweed skirt suit, adorned with scalloped edges that added a touch of vintage charm. Another highlight was a taffeta raincoat, featuring knife-pleat ruffles that formed the collar, giving the wearer a sense of drama and sophistication. A white lace blouse, flecked with inky blue velvet, added a pop of color and texture to the overall look.

The collection also featured a flurry of pale feathers, creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. This added a touch of Edwardian prettiness to the overall aesthetic, balancing out the more modern elements of the collection.

Chanel's commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail was evident throughout the collection. From the intricate embroidery on the sleeves to the delicate beading on the bodice, every element was carefully considered to create a truly cohesive and stunning whole.

The collection was also notable for its use of minaudières – those limited edition, small, delicate bags that are a hallmark of the Chanel brand. These exquisite accessories added a touch of luxury and whimsy to the overall aesthetic, perfectly capturing the essence of the Chanel spirit.

Overall, Chanel's Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2024-2025 collection was a triumph, showcasing the brand's commitment to elegance, romance, and timeless sophistication. With its masterful blend of classic and modern elements, this collection is sure to be remembered for years to come.

Photos: AP Photo/Christophe Ena
## See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection is a departure from the usual, with a focus on "casaques" (jockey silks) over dresses. This collection embraces a distinct Edwardian aesthetic, infused with a touch of hard romance. 

The collection features a range of captivating details that elevate the classic Chanel silhouette. Scalloped edges adorn creamy tweed skirt suits, while knife-pleat ruffles form the collar on a taffeta raincoat. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet adds a touch of unexpected elegance, and a flurry of pale feathers creates the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. 

The collection also showcases Chanel's signature craftsmanship in its accessories.  The iconic minaudières, those limited-edition small, delicate, decorative bags, are present, inspired by real-world items and artifacts.  

This collection is a testament to Chanel's enduring legacy of timeless elegance and innovative design. It's a collection that celebrates both the past and the present, offering a fresh perspective on classic silhouettes and luxurious fabrics. 

**Photo Courtesy:** Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com, Chanel.com 

## See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection presented a departure from the expected, with a focus on "casaques" – jockey silks – rather than dresses. This shift brought a fresh, sporty elegance to the runway, showcasing the brand's signature tweed and luxurious fabrics in a new light.

The collection was a symphony of Edwardian prettiness and hard romance, with intricate details adding depth and sophistication to each piece. Scalloped edges adorned creamy tweed skirt suits, while knife-pleat ruffles formed the collar on taffeta raincoats. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet offered a striking contrast, and a flurry of pale feathers created the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket.

Chanel's signature accessories also played a key role in the collection. The brand's iconic minaudières, those limited-edition small, delicate, decorative bags, were present in various forms, inspired by real-world items and artifacts.  

This collection was a testament to Chanel's enduring legacy of innovation and timeless style, showcasing a new interpretation of classic designs that will undoubtedly resonate with fashion enthusiasts worldwide. 

**Photo Courtesy:** Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com, Chanel.com 

## See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection is a departure from the usual, with a focus on "casaques" – jockey silks – rather than dresses. The collection boasts a distinct Edwardian prettiness and hard romance, with details like scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit, knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat, and a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet. 

One of the standout features is the use of feathers, creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. This adds a touch of whimsy and elegance to the collection.

Chanel's penchant for shearling, seen in their Fall Winter 2018 collection, continues with a number of bags featuring this luxurious material. The brand's iconic minaudières, limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts, are also present in this collection.

The overall feel of the collection is one of refined femininity and timeless elegance, with a touch of playful rebellion. It's a collection that will appeal to those who appreciate both classic and modern design, and who are looking for pieces that will stand the test of time. 

## See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection is a captivating blend of classic elegance and modern edge.  Stepping away from the typical abundance of dresses, the collection embraces a more tailored approach, featuring a  focus on "casaques" - jockey silks - that lend a sporty and sophisticated air to the designs. 

The collection is a symphony of refined details: scalloped edges on creamy tweed skirt suits, knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat, and a white lace blouse flocked with inky blue velvet.  These intricate touches, combined with a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeves on loose-fit jackets, add an undeniable Edwardian prettiness and a touch of hard romance to the collection.

This isn't the first time Chanel has captured attention with its innovative use of materials.  Recall their Fall Winter 2018 collection, which featured an array of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags.  And let's not forget Chanel's iconic minaudières - those limited-edition, small, delicate, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts.

The Chanel Fall 2020 collection promises to be a standout, offering a fresh perspective on timeless elegance and showcasing the brand's unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and innovation.  

**Photo Courtesy:** 

* Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com
* Chanel.com 

## See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection embraced a unique approach, forgoing the typical dress-centric designs in favor of a focus on "casaques," or jockey silks. This shift towards tailored jackets and coats breathed new life into the collection, offering a blend of Edwardian elegance and modern romance. 

The runway showcased intricate details that elevated the simple silhouette. Scalloped edges on creamy tweed skirt suits, knife-pleat ruffles forming collars on taffeta raincoats, and the juxtaposition of white lace blouses flocked in inky blue velvet all contributed to the collection's sophisticated aesthetic.  A touch of whimsy was added through the use of pale feathers, creating the illusion of leg-of-mutton sleeves on loose-fit jackets. 

Notably, Chanel's signature accessories played a significant role in the presentation.  The brand's renowned minaudières, those limited-edition, delicate, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts, were on display, adding a touch of luxury and intricacy. 

Fans of Chanel's Fall Winter 2018 collection will be pleased to see the reemergence of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags, adding a touch of cozy texture to the collection's overall look.  

The Chanel Fall 2020 collection presents a refined and contemporary interpretation of classic styles, offering a sophisticated wardrobe for the modern woman.  

Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection has taken the fashion world by storm with its unique and daring designs. The collection, which features "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," has been praised for its innovative take on traditional fashion.
The collection includes a number of standout pieces, such as a creamy tweed skirt suit with scalloped edges, a taffeta raincoat with knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar, a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet, and a loose-fit jacket with pale feathers creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve. These details add a touch of Edwardian prettiness and hard romance to the collection.
Chanel is known for its iconic minaudières, small, delicate, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts. The Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection includes a number of these limited edition bags, as well as shearling fabricated and trimmed bags reminiscent of the brand's Fall Winter 2018 collection.
The collection has been showcased in a number of high-profile fashion shows, including the Chanel Haute Couture Fall-Winter 2024-2025 collection presented in Paris. Models wore creations from the collection, which featured a mix of traditional and avant-garde designs.
Overall, Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection is a bold and daring take on traditional fashion. With its unique designs and attention to detail, it is sure to be a hit with fashion lovers around the world.
Title: Chanel Fall 2020 Collection: A Journey into the Hard Romance of Edwardian Elegance

The fashion world was abuzz with excitement as Chanel unveiled its Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection, which featured an unexpected twist on traditional silhouettes. The collection was a departure from the norm, with "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," as described by the fashion house. The collection was a stunning display of hard romance and Edwardian elegance, with intricate details that added to the overall aesthetic.

The collection featured a range of looks, from creamy tweed skirt suits with scalloped edges to taffeta raincoats with knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet and a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket added to the Edwardian prettiness of the collection.

Chanel is known for its minaudières, those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags, inspired by real-world items and artifacts. The Fall 2020 collection included a number of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags, reminiscent of the brand's Fall Winter 2018 collection.

The collection was a stunning display of Chanel's commitment to innovation and creativity in fashion. The hard romance of the Edwardian era was brought to life through the intricate details and unexpected silhouettes. The collection was a true masterpiece, showcasing the brand's ability to push boundaries while still maintaining its signature elegance.

The Chanel Fall 2020 collection was a true work of art, with each look telling a story of its own. From the intricate details to the unexpected silhouettes, the collection was a stunning display of the brand's commitment to creativity and innovation in fashion. The hard romance of the Edwardian era was brought to life in a way that was both unexpected and breathtaking, making this collection one for the history books.
Chanel's Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear Collection: Almost No Dresses, Just Casaques
For Chanel's latest ready-to-wear collection, the focus was on the "casaque," a jockey-style jacket that was the centerpiece of the Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection. The collection featured a range of looks that combined hard romance with Edwardian prettiness, including creamy tweed skirt suits with scalloped edges, taffeta raincoats with knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar, and a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet. The leg-of-mutton sleeve was also featured on a loose-fit jacket, created using pale feathers to add a touch of whimsy to the collection.
In addition to the casaques, the collection also included a number of accessories that have become synonymous with the Chanel brand. Notably, the collection featured a range of minaudières, those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts. These bags have become a staple of the Chanel brand, and were prominently featured in the Fall-Winter 2018 collection as shearling fabricated and trimmed bags.
The Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection also featured a number of other notable looks, including loose-fitting pantsuits, oversized coats, and a range of accessories that added to the hard romance aesthetic of the collection. The collection was presented in Paris, and featured a number of models wearing creations that perfectly captured the essence of the Chanel brand.
Overall, the Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection from Chanel was a perfect blend of hard romance and Edwardian prettiness, featuring a range of looks that were both elegant and whimsical. With a focus on the casaque and a range of other accessories that have become synonymous with the brand, the collection was a true testament to the enduring legacy of the Chanel brand.
Title: Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21: A Hard Romance with Edwardian Prettiness

The Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a bold departure from the typical dress-heavy show, with the focus instead on "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)." The collection featured a plethora of intricate details and hard romance combined with Edwardian prettiness, making for a truly unforgettable show. In this article, we take a closer look at the looks from the Chanel Fall 2020 collection.

Scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit, knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat, and a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet were just a few of the details that added to the romantic vibe of the collection. The season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket was created by a flurry of pale feathers, adding an ethereal quality to the look.

Some of the standout pieces in the collection included the shearling fabricated and trimmed bags from the Fall-Winter 2018 collection, as well as the minaudières that have become synonymous with Chanel. The limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags were inspired by real-world items and artifacts, showcasing the brand's commitment to artistic expression.

The brand's iconic Minitaudière was reimagined for the Fall-Winter 2020/21 collection, with a new design that combined the classic shape with new materials and finishes. The result was a truly unique and collectible piece that was sure to be a showstopper wherever it went.

In addition to the clothing and accessories, the collection also featured a range of footwear, including ankle boots with chunky heels, pumps with pointed toes, and ankle-strap sandals with delicate embellishments. The collection's color palette was a mix of classic neutrals and bold hues, with shades of black, white, navy, and red dominating the runway.

Overall, the Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a stunning display of hard romance and Edwardian prettiness. The intricate details and bold designs make it a must-have for fashion lovers everywhere.
Chanel's Fall 2020 collection, presented by Chanel's creative director Virginie Viard, takes inspiration from the equestrian world, featuring primarily "casaques" (jockey silks) instead of dresses. While Viard kept away from traditional runway dresses, she incorporated details that added a touch of hard romance and Edwardian style to the collection.
The collection showcases an array of tweed skirt suits with scalloped edges, taffeta raincoats with knife-pleat ruffles, and lace blouses flocked in dark blue velvet. A notable feature of the collection is the leg-of-mutton sleeve, created using pale feathers on a loose-fit jacket.
The collection is reminiscent of Chanel's Fall-Winter 2018 collection, which featured a range of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags. This collection, however, emphasizes the Edwardian era's prettiness, adding a fresh take on classic Chanel designs.
One of the highlights of the collection is the minaudières, limited edition small, delicate, and decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts. The collection is a nod to the brand's rich history of producing these limited-edition bags, which are highly sought-after by collectors.
The Chanel Fall 2020 collection is a must-see for fashion enthusiasts and fashionistas alike. With its unique take on equestrian style and subtle Edwardian touches, the collection is a statement of modern elegance and luxury. Whether you're a fan of Chanel or not, the collection showcases the brand's commitment to high fashion and is a testament to their status as one of the world's most prestigious fashion houses. Photos courtesy of Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com and Chanel.com.
**See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection**

The Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a masterclass in understated elegance, with creative director Virginie Viard delivering a range of sophisticated, modern pieces that still managed to evoke the timeless spirit of the iconic fashion house.

As Viard noted, the collection featured "almost no dresses, just casaques (jockey silks)," which added a sporty, androgynous touch to the overall aesthetic. However, it was the attention to detail that truly set the collection apart. From the scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit to the knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat, every element was carefully considered to create a sense of refined, Edwardian-inspired romance.

One of the standout features of the collection was the use of contrasting textures and fabrics. A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet added a touch of whimsy to a sleek, modern ensemble, while a flurry of pale feathers created the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket.

Of course, no Chanel collection would be complete without a few nods to the brand's heritage. The iconic minaudières – those limited edition small, delicate, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts – made a welcome appearance, as did a range of classic, quilted handbags in a variety of colors and sizes.

As with previous seasons, the Fall 2020 collection also included a number of shearling-fabricated and trimmed bags, which added a luxurious, tactile element to the overall aesthetic.

Overall, the Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a triumph, offering a range of stylish, sophisticated pieces that are sure to appeal to fans of the brand. Whether you're looking for a chic, modern ensemble or a timeless, elegant piece to add to your wardrobe, there's something for everyone in this stunning collection.

**View the full collection below:**

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**Photo Credits:**

* Armando Grillo / Gorunway.com via vogue.com
* Chanel.com
* AP Photo/Christophe Ena
**Chanel Fall 2020 Collection: A Masterclass in Understated Elegance**

The Chanel Fall 2020 Collection, presented by Creative Director Virginie Viard, was a masterclass in understated elegance. The show, which took place in Paris, featured a predominantly masculine-inspired wardrobe with a focus on clean lines, minimal embellishments, and a predominantly black and white color palette.

The collection was notable for its lack of dresses, with Viard opting instead for a range of modern, androgynous silhouettes that blended the boundaries between masculine and feminine fashion. The result was a cohesive and modern collection that felt both timeless and timely.

One of the standout features of the collection was the attention to detail. From the scalloped edges on a creamy tweed skirt suit to the knife-pleat ruffles forming the collar on a taffeta raincoat, every element of each look was carefully considered to create a sense of refined elegance.

The collection also featured a range of exquisite textiles, including a white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet, and a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. These intricate details added a touch of Edwardian romance to the collection, and helped to elevate the overall aesthetic.

Of course, no Chanel collection would be complete without a selection of exquisite handbags. This season, the brand's iconic minaudières made a welcome return, with a range of limited edition, small, delicate, decorative bags that were inspired by real-world items and artifacts.

Overall, the Chanel Fall 2020 Collection was a triumph of understated elegance. With its focus on clean lines, minimal embellishments, and exquisite textiles, the collection felt both modern and timeless. It was a testament to the enduring power of the Chanel brand, and a reminder that sometimes, less really is more.

**Key Looks:**

* A black and white tweed suit with scalloped edges and a matching hat
* A taffeta raincoat with knife-pleat ruffles and a matching umbrella
* A white lace blouse flocked in inky blue velvet, paired with a pair of high-waisted trousers
* A loose-fit jacket with a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of a leg-of-mutton sleeve
* A range of exquisite minaudières, including a small, delicate, decorative bag inspired by a vintage camera

**Colors:**

* Black and white
* Cream
* Inky blue
* Pale pink

**Fabrics:**

* Tweed
* Taffeta
* Velvet
* Lace
* Feathers

**Accessories:**

* Minaudières
* Hats
* Umbrellas
* Gloves
**See the Looks from the Chanel: Fall 2020 Collection**

The Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection has made its debut, and it's a masterclass in elegance and sophistication. Creative director Virginie Viard's latest offering is a love letter to the house's heritage, with a focus on intricate details and timeless silhouettes.

Gone are the dresses, replaced by "casaques" – or jockey silks – that add a sporty touch to the collection. Instead, the focus is on expertly tailored suits, coats, and separates that exude a sense of refinement and poise.

One of the standout features of the collection is the attention to detail. Scalloped edges adorn a creamy tweed skirt suit, while knife-pleat ruffles form the collar on a taffeta raincoat. A white lace blouse is flocked in inky blue velvet, adding a touch of whimsy to an otherwise understated design.

The collection also features a flurry of pale feathers, which create the illusion of the season's leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket. This Edwardian-inspired detail adds a romantic touch to the overall aesthetic, which is balanced by the more modern, streamlined silhouettes.

As always, accessories play a key role in the Chanel collection. The house's iconic minaudières make an appearance, alongside a range of other bags that showcase the brand's expertise in leather goods.

For those who recall Chanel's Fall Winter 2018 collection, which featured a number of shearling fabricated and trimmed bags, this latest offering is a welcome return to form. The use of luxurious fabrics and precise craftsmanship is a hallmark of the Chanel brand, and this collection is no exception.

Overall, the Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection is a masterclass in understated elegance. With its focus on timeless silhouettes, intricate details, and luxurious fabrics, it's a must-see for anyone who appreciates the art of fine fashion.

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**CHANEL Fall 2020 Collection: A Masterclass in Elegance and Sophistication**

The Chanel Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection was a true masterclass in elegance and sophistication, with Creative Director Virginie Viard presenting a stunning lineup of looks that exuded refinement and poise. The collection, shown on a rainy day in Paris, was a perfect reflection of the city's chic and timeless style.

The show opened with a series of sleek and modern outfits, featuring tailored tweed suits with scalloped edges and knife-pleat ruffles. The color palette was predominantly dark and moody, with shades of black, navy, and gray dominating the runway. However, pops of cream, white, and pale blue added a touch of femininity and whimsy to the overall aesthetic.

One of the standout features of the collection was the attention to detail. From the intricate lace on a white blouse to the delicate feathers adorning a loose-fit jacket, every element was carefully considered to create a sense of understated luxury. The use of texture was also noteworthy, with a mix of smooth and rough fabrics adding depth and visual interest to each look.

Of course, no Chanel collection would be complete without the iconic little black dress. While Viard noted that there were "almost no dresses" in the show, the few that did appear were truly show-stopping. A particular highlight was a sleek and modern design featuring a high neckline and a flared hem, worn with a pair of statement earrings and a chic updo.

Accessories played a key role in the collection, with a range of stylish hats, bags, and shoes adding a touch of sophistication to each look. The house's famous minaudières – small, decorative bags inspired by real-world items and artifacts – made an appearance, as did a number of stylish shearling-trimmed bags that recalled the brand's Fall Winter 2018 collection.

Overall, the Chanel Fall 2020 collection was a masterclass in elegance and sophistication, with Viard showcasing her ability to create clothes that are both timeless and modern. With its focus on quality, craftsmanship, and attention to detail, this collection was a true celebration of the art of fashion.

**Key Looks:**

* A sleek and modern tweed suit with scalloped edges and knife-pleat ruffles
* A stunning white lace blouse with intricate details and inky blue velvet flocking
* A loose-fit jacket with a flurry of pale feathers creating the illusion of a leg-of-mutton sleeve
* A chic and modern little black dress with a high neckline and flared hem
* A stylish minaudière bag with intricate details and craftsmanship

**Key Trends:**

* Understated luxury and attention to detail
* Mix of smooth and rough textures
* Dark and moody color palette with pops of cream, white, and pale blue
* Statement accessories, including hats, bags, and shoes
* Iconic little black dresses with modern twists and details
**CHANEL FALL 2020: A COLLECTION OF REFINED ELEGANCE AND WINTER WHIMSY**

The latest CHANEL Fall-Winter 2020/21 Ready-to-Wear collection is a masterclass in subtle refinement and winter wonder. Creative Director Virginie Viard presented a cohesive and captivating lineup of 83 looks that exuded a sense of understated luxury and feminine charm.

Gone are the dresses; instead, Viard opted for a more masculine, androgynous approach, with a focus on casaques, or jockey silks. This choice of silhouette added a touch of whimsy and playfulness to the collection, while still maintaining the brand's signature sophistication.

The attention to detail was, as always, impeccable. Scallop-edged tweed skirt suits, knife-pleated ruffles on taffeta raincoats, and intricate lace blouses flocked with inky blue velvet all demonstrated the house's commitment to craftsmanship. The use of pale feathers to create a leg-of-mutton sleeve on a loose-fit jacket was a particularly lovely touch, adding a romantic, ethereal quality to the overall aesthetic.

In a nod to the brand's heritage, the collection included several bags that echoed the minaudières of CHANEL lore. These small, delicate, and decorative accessories are inspired by real-world items and artifacts and have long been a staple of the brand.

Viard's decision to pare back the collection and focus on the essentials has resulted in a cohesive, streamlined lineup that feels both modern and timeless. As with all CHANEL collections, the devil is in the details, and this Fall 2020 outing is no exception. Each look has been carefully considered, with every element working together to create a sense of refined elegance and winter wonder.

Standout looks included a beautifully tailored camel coat with a subtle, scalloped edge, a fetching ensemble featuring a white lace blouse, black trousers, and a fitted, cropped jacket, and a show-stopping taffeta raincoat with ruffled trim and a dramatic, swooping silhouette.

In short, the CHANEL Fall 2020 collection is a masterful exercise in understated luxury and feminine charm. It is a testament to the brand's enduring commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and style, and a reminder of why CHANEL remains one of the most revered fashion houses in the world.

Browse the full collection below to see more highlights from the CHANEL Fall 2020 show.