Chloé’s fall-winter 2026 campaign trades the runway for wide-open land where nature and fashion deliver striking imagery. Creative director Chemena Kamali finds inspiration in devotion, open landscapes, craftsmanship, and the pull of women moving together.
Chloé Fall/Winter 2026 Campaign
Photographers Inez & Vinoodh capture Raquel Zimmermann, Jacqui Louise, Thalita Ferreira, and Sarah Isaksen through flower-filled fields and coastal hills. Wind catches the fabric, sunlight sharpens every color, and the women read as part of the terrain.
Stylist Elodie David Touboul lets folkloric softness collide with something tougher. Floor-length dresses sweep through red, green, blue, plaid, black, and white, trimmed in ruffles, lace, puffed sleeves, and flowing tiers.
Tailored blazers snap the silhouette back into place, while plaid capes, floral blouses, leather trousers, and tall boots pull the mood toward the rugged. Handbags, sunglasses, rings, and pendant necklaces finish each Chloé look.
Kamali said she wanted to speak to “devotion through women,” along with freedom and connection, and that idea threads through every frame. The result feels romantic, a little strange, and thoroughly untamed.
If this fall campaign pulled you toward open land, Chloé’s à la Plage takes Chloé somewhere else entirely.
