The History of Chloe
1952
1952
Chloé is founded by Gaby Aghion, an Egyptian-born Parisienne who decides to create soft, feminine, and bohemian garments that reject the stiff formality of 50’s fashion. The line is called “luxury prêt-à-porter” beautifully made clothes available off the rack, unique for the time. The name “Chloe” is chosen to reflect the new mood of Paris : youthful and modern in design and slightly audacious in spirit.
1956
Aghion and her business parter, Jacques Lenoir, debut their first collection for chloe at he cafe de Flore in Paris. They call it the antidote to the stuffy couture of the fifties.
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| Gaby Aghion |
1956
Aghion and her business parter, Jacques Lenoir, debut their first collection for chloe at he cafe de Flore in Paris. They call it the antidote to the stuffy couture of the fifties.
1970s
After becoming the house’s Creative Director in 1966, Karl Lagerfeld creates some of the most iconic Chloe pieces, including his 1972 black-and-white graphic-print “Deco” collection. Brigitte Bardot and Grace Kelly are among those who breeze into the Parisian boutique in search of its romanticized womenswear.
After becoming the house’s Creative Director in 1966, Karl Lagerfeld creates some of the most iconic Chloe pieces, including his 1972 black-and-white graphic-print “Deco” collection. Brigitte Bardot and Grace Kelly are among those who breeze into the Parisian boutique in search of its romanticized womenswear.
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| Karl Lagerfeld |
Dress, Evening, 1980
Dress, Evening, 1979-1980
1982 Keyboard belt by Karl Largerfeld for chloe
Pattern lame turnout by Lagerfeld for chloe, 1982
Paloma Picasso wearing a Lagerfeld design for chloe
Bejewelled guitar and vioin dresses by Lagerfeld for chloe, 1984
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| Bejewelled guitar and vioin dresses by Lagerfeld for chloe, 1984 |
Spring 1995 Fashion Show
1997
Stella McCartney, 25, is picked to reinvent Chloe. Young, trendy women are taken by Stella’s pretty and feminine designs with a more tailored, structured finish, propelling the house to a new level of success.
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| Stella McCartney |
2001
Stella leaves Chloe to launch her own line in partnership with the Gucci Group. The role of Creative Director is handed to Phoebe Philo, the supremely talented British designer who instills the line with her distinctive flair for fluid lines and exquisite, sheer confections in chiffon. Philo leaves in 2005 to be a full-time mother to her new baby.\
Stella leaves Chloe to launch her own line in partnership with the Gucci Group. The role of Creative Director is handed to Phoebe Philo, the supremely talented British designer who instills the line with her distinctive flair for fluid lines and exquisite, sheer confections in chiffon. Philo leaves in 2005 to be a full-time mother to her new baby.\
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| Chloe Spring/Summer 2001: the great print with horses |
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| Chloe Spring/Summer 2001: the great print with horses |
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| Chloe Spring/Summer 2001: the great print with horses |
2002: chloe launches a line of bags, small leather goods and shoes. The Paddington bag will become the first of the 'it bags'.
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| 2002: paddington bags |
2002 collections
Fall 2005
Fall 2005
2006
Chloe names 34-year-old Swede, Paulo Melim Andersson, as its new chief designer. Previously at Marni, Andersson reworks Chloe’s vintage-esque aesthetic with a punch of attitude and cleaner lines.
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| Paulo Melim Andersson |
2006 Spring
2006 Fall RTW
2007
In Andersson’s first collection for 2008, long, sleeveless blazers; knits; and leggings were layered with sheer textures to create a romantic and modest style for spring. The designer continues Chloe’s penchant for cool, quirky, and feminine pieces that are cutting-edge and timeless all at once.
Spring 2007
In Andersson’s first collection for 2008, long, sleeveless blazers; knits; and leggings were layered with sheer textures to create a romantic and modest style for spring. The designer continues Chloe’s penchant for cool, quirky, and feminine pieces that are cutting-edge and timeless all at once.
Spring 2007
Fall 2007
Spring 2008
Fall 2008
2009. MacGibbon introduces her first collection in March at the Spring-Summer 2009 runway. She cited the fashion illustrations of Antonio Lopez as an inspiration.
Spring 2009
Fall 2009
Spring 2010
Fall 2010
Spring 2011 :
Resort 2011
Fall 2011
Because Chloe's colletions is soft and feminine, i am thinking to do some research about soft things, such as water, flowing hair.
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