For Pre-Fall 2025, Chanel crafts a narrative suspended between cosmopolitan edge and time-honored tradition—offering a wardrobe that feels like the city: alive, composed, and layered with quiet intent. The collection unfolds like a visual novella set across rooftops and salons, where every piece tells a story of movement, independence, and memory woven in tweed.

This season, tweed is not simply a signature—it’s a language. Rendered in slate grey, storm blue, amber, and soft fuchsia, the classic fabric is translated into sharply tailored coats, cropped jackets, and sculpted dresses that float between vintage inspiration and modern attitude. Double-C hardware glints like urban jewelry; silhouettes are structured yet fluid, designed for a woman who walks with intention.

There’s a cinematic fluidity in the collection’s pacing—silk midi skirts paired with boxy knits, quilted minidresses layered under masculine coats, and wide-leg trousers that sweep the floor like whispers. Chanel’s heritage codes—camellias, chains, pearls—reappear with restraint, never overpowering but always anchoring.

Eveningwear flirts with softness and strength: sheer black lace overlays a column silhouette; velvet ribbons cinch the waist with whispering drama. Accessories add punctuation—architectural heels, micro bags, and logo-stamped belts create tension between tradition and the now.

More than a prelude to a main season, Pre-Fall 2025 stands tall on its own. It evokes the rhythm of a life in motion: dressing for dinners, doorways, departures. There's a subtle feminism here—not loud, not performative, but resolute. A Chanel woman doesn’t chase attention; she commands space with elegance built from layers—textile, memory, and mood.

Pre-Fall 2025 is a city in tweed, a skyline in silk—a love letter to permanence in an ever-moving world.