For Fall 2026, Chloé presents Female Trouble, a collection that examines the personal ritual of getting dressed and the freedom of individual style. Rooted in the Maison’s evolving codes, the collection celebrates instinctive choices, those familiar pieces women reach for naturally, built over time without rigid rules. Dressing becomes a continuous process of discovery, influenced by a generation that embraces fluidity and self-expression beyond boundaries.

Photography remains a central reference, with the collection named after Female Trouble, a nod to Bettina Rheims’ empathetic portraits of womanhood. Alongside Erica Lennard’s Les Femmes, Les Sœurs, ideas of sisterhood, individuality and emotional authenticity inform the silhouettes and mood.

Portrait-inspired silhouettes balance amplified gestures with precision, while contrasts define the looks: workwear and denim meet draped leather belts, fluid blouses, and sculptural knits. Strong color, unexpected harmonies, and thoughtful proportions complete a collection that feels lived-in, expressive, and unmistakably Chloé.

All Images Are Courtesy of Mark Kean