Day 4 of Paris Fashion Week, and this morning’s slot was taken up by Chloé. You should have been residing underneath a rock to not know Chemena Kamali is the artistic pressure behind the French trend home (based in 1952 by Gaby Aghion). After Kamali’s triumphant debut assortment for Fall 2024, this Spring 2025 season marks the German designer’s second mainline Chloé outing. Kamali continues to double down on the boho aesthetic this season, presenting a lineup impressed by the true essence of summer season, highlighted by delicate lace detailing, flowing attire, and a tender pastel colour palette. Seashell jewellery and raffia luggage completed off an array of appears to be like, cementing the very fact subsequent summer season shall be extra bohemian than ever.

Chloé Spring 2025 Collection Review

Read beneath the reactions of theFashionSpot’s discussion board members:

“I love it! This is Chloé at its inner sanctum!” [disco54]

“I loved it, with the exception of those dark floral looks towards the end. The Chloé energy has been so fun and youthful recently, and Chemena embodies her clothes.” [br3ncon1]

“Bohemian cliches or not, this is still one of the best interpretations of Chloé I’ve seen in YEARS. Chemena was made for this position and it shows, all the girlies will go bananas for those baby doll and empire dresses (and don’t get me started on those pants).” [GERGIN]

“It’s so effective and desirable! Love love love.” [Ihhbl]

“So bored of this retro approach to fashion. It’s 2024 for god’s sake… can’t believe Kamali so applauded. But then again, Chloé was always just a step up from a high-street brand mediocrity.” [90sFan]

“Honestly i think this is a terrible slip of image. It could have been edited better, the amount of meringue is overwhelming and unnecessary.” [Tchi]

“Too naive, too cutesy, and too bubblegum. I would have preferred a more grown up slightly twisted approach to this collection.” [GivenchyAddict]

See all of the appears to be like from the Chloé Spring 2025 assortment and be a part of the dialog, right here.