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Chanel in Street Style—In Advance of Matthieu Blazy’s First Show in New York

Photographed by Phil Oh

Photographed by Phil Oh

Matthieu Blazy, the new man at Chanel, is continuing the house tradition of showing pre-collections on the road. He’s chosen to present his first Métiers d’Art lineup in New York City. Chanel love runs deep when- and wherever the runways are staged, with fans decking themselves out in tweed, double Cs, and flap bags. The same can be expected this coming Tuesday. If you are attending—or want to dress as if you are—here’s inspiration from the Chanel-clad “Snejyo” twins, friends of the house like Sofia Coppola and Kirsten Dunst, and many more.

This article was originally published on Vogue.com. 

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Matthieu Blazy’s first Métiers d’Art collection as Chanel’s creative director was presented in New York City on December 2, 2025. Chanel’s Métiers d’Art shows showcase the house’s artisanal craftsmanship and are staged in cities around the world as pre-collections on the road.

Chanel’s press release presents New York as continuing a link between the house and the city dating to the 1930s, including the 2018 Paris-New York Métiers d’Art show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Blazy also lived and worked in New York from 2016 to 2019.

Métiers d’Art is Chanel’s pre-collection show, a showcase for the house’s artisanal craftsmanship, staged in cities around the world. Under Matthieu Blazy it moved to New York for his first edition, continuing the house tradition of presenting pre-collections on the road, according to Vogue’s report.

Vogue’s street style coverage featured guests in Chanel, including the “Snejyo” twins and friends of the house such as Sofia Coppola and Kirsten Dunst, among many others. It was published ahead of the show held the following Tuesday in New York.

The coverage highlighted fans of the house decked out in tweed, double Cs, and flap bags, which the report presents as the house’s signature codes, worn wherever the runway is staged. It frames the looks as inspiration for those attending the New York show.

Irene Kim

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Irene Kim is a production and editorial coordinator at Vogue. She is also a contributor at Vogue Runway.

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