PARIS — Dua Lipa is the new face of Chanel. The “Houdini” singer, who attended the brand’s haute couture show on Tuesday in a floor-sweeping black cape, stars in the new campaign for its 25 handbag, and it promises to be as catchy as one of her earworm tunes.

The Parisian powerhouse is between artistic directors after Virginie Viard's departure and before Mathieu Blazy's arrival.

Ahead of the event, the brand released a short film featuring model Lulu Tenney getting fitted for her finale bridal look, and friends of the house Vanessa Paradis, Marion Cotillard, Naomi Campbell and Anna Mouglalis talking about what makes couture so special.

Chanel releases an alluring campaign video unveiling the singer-songwriter as the fashion house’s newest it-girl

Chanel assembled a sprawling runway set in the form of its trademark interlocking C logo for its spring summer 2025 catwalk show, held on Tuesday at the Grand Palais in central Paris.

John Travolta's daughter Ella wore the same Chanel look that Taylor Swift recently sported at a Kansas City Chiefs game

From her ab-baring pastel-blue cape from Chanel to her vintage Jean Paul Gaultier dress from the designer’s 2008 “Sirens” collection, Jennie Kim’s Couture Week wardrobe hasn’t disappointed. But it was the K-Pop singer’s off-duty style that particularly piqued our interest.

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With celestial buttons, metallic-threaded fabrics, and a palette shifting from sunrise pastels to deep twilight tones, the collection carried a cosmic allure.

The double-wrapped styling of the anklet, with the Chanel logo dangling above her black Chanel heels, was the perfect touch to complete her look, which focused on a white matching tweed set, a modern take on the brand’s most notable fabric and silhouette.

Snaking traffic, screaming crowds, and a crush of photographers descended on the Grand Palais on Tuesday as Chanel unveiled its latest show before Matthieu Blazy’s debut as creative director in the fall.