Métiers d'art 2026
The city’s toughness translated into tweed and reimagined ready-to-wear wardrobes for cool girls, reminiscent of the chic styles seen at Chanel Métiers d'art. Quarter-zips, denim, and blazers said it all, encapsulating what Matthieu Blazy’s sophomore show for the iconic French house was all about.
There was glamour, but not the standard type. Worn with attitude by Libby Taverner, Anok Yai, Natasha Poly, and new face Maya Anand, the looks instantly felt avant-garde, the kind that stay fresh in your mind long after they've strutted down the catwalk, or should I say, the subway?
Call it funky elegance, a stylish old soul, or artsy dressing. What Blazy proves, once again, is that he doesn’t design for a single occasion. He designs for an effortlessly chic lifestyle that resonates with the spirit of New York fashion.