Chloe (Catwalk)

Perfect for fashion enthusiasts and historians alike, this book offers an in-depth look at Chloé's evolution, from its founding by Gaby Aghion to its rise as a leading name in high fashion. Explore the visionary designs of Karl Lagerfeld that defined the brand in the 1970s and beyond. Each chapter features a detailed biography of Chloé's influential designers, complemented by stunning catwalk images that capture the essence of their collections.

Aghion's journey from Alexandria to Paris and her establishment of Chloé in 1952 marked the advent of luxury ready-to-wear, a groundbreaking concept at the time. This book chronicles the brand's prestigious clientele, including fashion icons like Jacqueline Kennedy, Brigitte Bardot, and Grace Kelly. It also highlights the evolution of Chloé's product line to include sought-after bags, leather goods, and shoes, such as the iconic 2005 Paddington bag by Phoebe Philo.