Self-Portrait Resort 2027: Grandeur Meets Wearability
In his Farringdon studio, Han Chong unveiled Self-Portrait's resort 2027 collection, showcasing luxurious items such as a red-and-gold marching jacket, cropped lace cardigans, and blazers adorned with brooches. The collection captures a 'grande-dame' style, intended to be paired with capri leggings or jorts, reflecting Chong's observation of the trend of 'dressing down to dress up.' It features bouclé jackets and silk jacquard overcoats, alongside dresses inspired by the Lunar New Year and a gold sequined midi skirt. Addressing claims of following trends, Chong emphasized their unique adaptations. The high level of ornamentation was thoughtfully balanced with comfort, utilizing soft fabrics. Knitwear continues to be Self-Portrait's leading category, with models shot during a recent heatwave in Paris.
Key facts
- Self-Portrait's resort 2027 collection was presented by Han Chong in his Farringdon studio.
- The collection features a red-and-gold marching jacket with thousands of paillettes.
- Chong described the look as 'grande-dame' and noted the trend of 'dressing down to dress up.'
- Bouclé jackets are trending due to Matthieu Blazy's Chanel, and silk jacquard overcoats recall Conner Ives.
- Chong addressed bandwagoning, saying if a trend fits the brand, they adapt it.
- East Asian-inspired dress is popular, with Alexandra Leclerc and Kim Kardashian photographed in cheongsams.
- Devoré and sequined mesh mini dresses with qipao-inspired fastenings were designed for Lunar New Year.
- Rhinestone-covered jeans are made from ultra-soft lyocell, and a lurex peplum dress is bonded to knitted backing.
- Knitwear is Self-Portrait's biggest category, and Chong prioritizes developing fabrics in that textile.
- Models were photographed during Paris's 100-degree heatwave.
Entities
Artists
- Han Chong
- Matthieu Blazy
- Conner Ives
- Alexandra Leclerc
- Kim Kardashian
Institutions
- Self-Portrait
- Chanel
Locations
- Farringdon
- Paris
- France
Sources
- Vogue Arts —
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