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The #Chloé Blouse; a forever wardrobe essential. In the pursuit of lightness, ease of movement, and everyday versatility, Gaby Aghion established essential silhouettes for the modern woman’s wardrobe. In the 1960s she created the first Chloé blouse, along with her designer at the time Gérard Pipart. The fluid shape cut from silk embodied the effortless and feminine spirit of Chloé. Gaby herself wore blouses often, and she built a collection of styles cut in silk, or with hand-painted motifs, new and old – some she kept so long that the colors had faded. “The more I wear them, the more I cherish them,” she once said. To this day, the Chloé blouse remains a seasonal staple. Timeless and iconic, it sits lightly on the body and enhances a feeling of sensuality and undone elegance so distinct to the Maison. 1. Chloé blouse and skirt by Gérard Pipart, fall-winter 1962 2. Chloé blouse picture, spring-summer 1961 3 & 4. Chloé blouse sketches, early and late 1960s 5. Nation blouse, sketch, spring-summer 1972

Introducing Andrea, a slim-fit high heel. #Chloé Spring 2025 by Chemena Kamali. Now available on Chloe.com #Chloe #ChloeSpring25 #ChemenaKamali

Chapter 6 : A dress which says "I'm nonchalant" Gaby Aghion's favorite dress was a style she designed for the Fall-Winter 1960 collection with Maxime de La Falaise, the first British woman designing for #Chloé at the time. It epitomized Gaby's new style of dress: modern and elegant. "Maxime suggested a supple jersey, like a man's pullover. Then I realized I couldn't add a lining to the sleeves and the collar with the jersey; it was too thick. Maxime went to Max on the Champs-Elysées and returned with twill fabric for ties. We lined the collar and cuffs with it. It was adorable. Ravishing. Embrun was born.” "It was very avant-garde to make a shirt dress like that, like you would design a tee shirt. Women were fighting over it. It had plenty of charm with its tie twill facings—a masculine detail on feminine clothes. I have always mixed everything together; I do this because I'm nonchalant. And this dress was tremendously successful because it says, 'I'm nonchalant.'" Image credits: Embrun dress, Chloé fall-winter 1960: sketch by Maxime de La Falaise, excerpt from show leaflet and contact sheet

#Chloé Spring 25 by Chemena Kamali Now available in stores and on Chloe.com #Chloe #ChloeSpring25 #ChemenaKamali

#Chloé Spring 25 by Chemena Kamali Now available in stores and on Chloe.com #Chloe #ChloeSpring25 #ChemenaKamali

Introducing the Chloé Kick, a new sneaker that fuses the silhouette of boxing shoes with the softness of ballet slippers. Now available in stores and on Chloe.com #Chloe #ChloeSpring25 #ChloeKick #ChemenaKamali

The legacy of our founder Gaby Aghion, and her avantgarde vision of femininity, continue to inspire #Chloé’s commitment to supporting women’s advancement. At Chloé, our people are the best ambassadors for our #WomenFoward initiatives: on October 24th, our headquarters teams in Paris welcomed 15 young women supported by our French non-profit partner Rêv’Elles. They engaged in discussions on topics such as opportunities in the fashion industry, boosting self-confidence, and understanding luxury know-how and corporate codes. On October 25th, 4 Chloé team members participated in the panel for « RVL ton potentiel » to empower 48 young women to pitch their professional projects and believe in their potential. We are very proud and grateful to our partner Rêv'Elles for providing our employees with the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogues with these bright young women each year. Mounia Jaboun Aude VERGNE Leïla Roque-Sahli Soukaïna SEHLI Joséphine de Bartillat Mélanie MIET Sophie Surteauville Farah Maouche Maud Villers Lisa Reid Maude TEILLER Emma R. Audrey Berthet Morgane Meulien Camille Pilliard Aurélien Marquand Delphine Puzin Samanta Cheung Sylvie Clamens Athina Zaag Marmorat

Chapter 5: A Hothouse for Young Talent Gaby Aghion's ready-to-wear creations resonated with the time, giving women ease and movement. To remain connected to the youthful, modern spirit she had established, she recruited many talented young designers of the day and fostered their careers. In the spirit of creative collaboration, the likes of Gérard Pipart, then Maxime de la Falaise, Christiane Bailly, Tan Giudicelli, Michèle Rosier, Graziella Fontana, and Karl Lagerfeld make their mark on #Chloé throughout the 1960s, under the artistic direction of Gaby. The Maison has since continued in this tradition, tapping a roster of emerging talents who have interpreted Gaby's legacy right up to today with the current Creative Director, Chemena Kamali. Image Credits: 1-2: Picture and sketch of Clou dress by Gérard Pipart for Chloé, fall-winter 1959 3-4: Picture and sketch of Anténor coat by Graziella Fontana for Chloé, fall-winter 1966 5: Picture of a dress by Christiane Bailly for Chloé, fall-winter 1963 6: Sketch of Ouragan by Tan Giudicelli for Chloé, fall-winter 1964 7: sketch of Si coat by Michèle Rosier for Chloé, fall-winter 1965

Chemena Kamali and #Chloé hosted an intimate gathering of the eclectic Californian creative scene from the worlds of music, art and film for a hang out with a live performance by the American musician and singer song-writer Jessica Pratt.   #Chloe #ChemenaKamali

Backstage at the #Chloé Summer 2025 Show by Creative Director Chemena Kamali #Chloe #ChloeSummer25 #ChemenaKamali