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Chanel held its Métiers d’Art show in New York under Matthieu Blazy, marking a new era for the collection.
Blazy reworked the show calendar and introduced upstream research teams to work ahead of prototypes.
Chanel reported the US market as the brand’s largest and emphasized enhancing the in-store experience.
The brand renovated its Bloomingdale’s flagship store in New York as part of ongoing retail projects.
Chanel discussed potentially adding a men’s wear category but emphasized existing gender-fluid pieces.
A$AP Rocky was named Chanel’s new brand ambassador and features in campaigns and films.
Chanel linked the Métiers d’Art to broader product development, noting its role in haute couture and other lines.
The 2024 sales for Chanel dipped 4.3% to $18.7 billion, with expectations of growth in 2025.
Blazy’s debut collection arrived in March 2026, followed by the Métiers d’Art in May 2026, signaling momentum.
Chanel reiterated that the Métiers d’Art emphasize craftsmanship and specialist suppliers like Lesage and Lemarié.

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A$AP Rocky attended Chanel's Métiers d’Art 2026 show in New York, sitting front row at the subway venue.
The event took place at a disused Bowery subway station in New York as Chanel showcased its Métiers d’Art 2026 collection.
Blazy’s collection drew top names from fashion, film, music, and comedy to the NYC subway setting.
A$AP Rocky wore a teal-brown statement jacket, a white shirt, a yellow tie, and visible red belt details on the front row look.
The look was completed with cap-toe brown loafers and Chanel jewelry, including diamond accents.
Chanel’s event was the first NYC runway since Karl Lagerfeld’s 2018 Met Gala appearance.
The event highlighted Chanel’s inclusion of diverse celebrity attendees from various entertainment sectors.
A$AP Rocky’s CFDA Fashion Icon award recognition was noted in coverage of his appearance.
Chanel’s show combined sharp tailoring with art school-inspired details in a subway setting.
Accessories included two bags: a burgundy satchel and a spherical evening crossbody.

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Stewart attended Chanel’s Métiers d’Art 2026 show at a disused New York subway station.
Stewart wore a layered, tailored look with a cropped waistcoat and white waistband trousers.
She paired the look with white heels featuring black cap-toes.
Mejers Blazy continued Chanel’s fashion show tradition with a venue twist in NYC.
The event highlighted Stewart’s continued collaboration with Chanel.
Accessories were minimal, with a chunky chain necklace as a standout piece.
Stewart wore a gray cropped blazer and burgundy ribbed waistband ensemble for another NYC appearance.
Coverage connected Stewart’s subway-show appearance to Chanel’s broader celebrity culture moments.
The Métiers d’Art show continues Chanel’s tradition of high-fashion spectacles in unique spaces.
Stewart’s appearance underscores her long-term relationship with Chanel dating back to 2013.

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Ayo Edebiri attended Chanel's Métiers d’Art Pre-Fall 2026 show in New York City, sitting front row at a subway-station setting.
The outfit featured a black tweed wrap-around skirt with a matching jacket and subtle Chanel branding on the blazer buttons.
Edebiri styled with vintage-inspired accessories, including a bowler hat and white pumps, completing the look.
Edebiri carried a quilted-leather Chanel bag in obsidian with white trim, tying the look together.
Blazy’s Chanel leadership and Edebiri’s muse status signal a positive direction for the house.

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