Chanel became the inspiration for many of the classics you see today—the little black dress, the quilted handbag and, of course, the tweed. Whether it’s a cropped jacket, a button-down cardigan, a graceful dress or a chic suit, the soft-textured fabric is sure to be a style icon in large part thanks to into the French designer who put Scottish textiles on the map in the 1920s. Fabrics continue to be an important part of Chanel’s designs, with the brand’s latest S/S 23 The collection delighted us with another vest and miniskirt.
Tweed is still commonly associated with jackets and structured garments, but many brands have adopted their own modern approach to the fabric, deciding that it is no longer just for the primitive things. and suitable. Think saturated sets, backless sets, and stilettos for beginners. Among the designer’s picks, we’ve included several easy-to-find options on the market today that exude Chanel’s signature and modern elegance. A new generation of tweed is unfolding — keep scrolling to see.
