‘Innately low-impact’: Chloé brings eco-chic to Paris fashion week
by Jess Cartner-Morley in Paris from on (#5Q6FG)
Gabriela Hearst showcased artisan pieces handmade from leftover fabric, with Gillian Anderson and Demi Moore in the front row
Gabriela Hearst, the creative director of Chloe, is bringing the values of the climate emergency era to Paris fashion week's top table. The Chloe woman, once all carefree insouciance, now cares very much.
For almost 70 years, under stellar designer alumni from Karl Lagerfeld to Phoebe Philo, Chloe's USP was that it consistently made the prettiest clothes in Paris. Since Hearst's arrival last year, Chloe has been trying to make the most sustainable clothes instead.
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