In just two seasons, the Louis Vuitton alumnus has made taking on a heritage house look easy
“The frustrated desires of the bourgeoisie” was how Natacha Ramsay-Levi described the mood of her sophomore collection for Chloé. The just-below-the-surface simmer of insouciant sex appeal is what Paris fashion week sells. (For the more in-your-face version, take a look at Milan.)
It is a mark of her talent that Ramsay-Levi has made nailing the Chloe house style in just two seasons look easy. After a debut show that paid direct homage to the chic looks of founder Gaby Aghion, this second season continued to play to all the label’s strengths, but was more focussed on one trend: the 70s.
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