The signature KARL LAGERFELD aesthetic combines Parisian classics with a rock-chic attitude and tailored silhouettes. Its portfolio of accessible, aspirational collections includes ready-to-wear for women, men and kids, plus bags and small leathergoods.

Under Lagerfeld’s leadership, Chloé became known for its effortless, bohemian style, featuring flowing dresses, soft fabrics, and whimsical prints. Lagerfeld’s designs were both feminine and modern, blending classic and contemporary elements to create a unique aesthetic that was distinctly Chloé.

After a period in the early seventies when he toyed with styles from the 1930s and 1950s, in 1974 he contributed to the burgeoning Big Look or Soft Look by eliminating linings, padding, and even hemming from voluminous, thin-fabric garments, even from fur in his work for Fendi at the time, to enable an unencumbered, comfortable, layered style that would dominate the high fashion of the middle of the decade.