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Get whisked away to a winter wonderland with CHANEL

Wooden chalets, snowy peaks, and ski slopes…
If you’re planning your next winter escape from now, CHANEL’s Fall-Winter 2021/22 collection is your go-to wardrobe…

Although we’re currently in 30°C weather, colder days are just around the corner and we’re living for new experiences in cooler temperatures. CHANEL recently launched its latest Fall-Winter 2021/22 collection in its boutiques, and you’ll be able to find the ultimate separates for a thoughtfully curated wardrobe for your next getaway.

True to the allure of the French fashion luxury brand, CHANEL’s Fall-Winter 2021/22 collection echoes elegance and nonchalance through herringbone patterned and shearling two-tone coats, tweed jackets, wide-cut velvet trousers, oversized masculine blazers, lace bodysuits, transparent crêpe georgette skirts and embellished crop tops.

Merging comfort and class, CHANEL takes your usual wardrobe staples (think mom jeans) and elevates them with monogram and bedazzle, or black quilted dungarees printed with the letters of CHANEL.

A highlight of the collection is CHANEL’s ability to take us from winter sports to Parisian chic with the iconic tweed jacket reimagined in a cropped iteration. Accessories were also at the forefront with iconic pearl belts, classic monogrammed double C earrings and handbags that serve up as the ultimate arm candy.

To get you in the mood for wooden chalets, snowy peaks and ski slopes, the collection is featured in a captivating campaign the celebrates the joy of winter sports. Through the lens of the iconic duo Inez & Vinoodh, fashion’s familiar faces Mica Argañaraz, Louise de Chevigny, Vivienne Rohner and Rianne van Rompaey are captured in a series of subtly offbeat photographs.

The collection is now available in boutiques.

Also, discover CHANEL’s latest Spring-Summer 2022 collection.