The Chloé Spring-Summer 2027 bags revolve around two archive silhouettes: the Pixie, back in mini format after almost a decade, and the Paddington, scaled down and covered in a vintage Chloé logo print.
Chemena Kamali presented the Chloé Spring 2027 collection as a lookbook photographed by Brianna Capozzi, with Alexa Chung, Jessica Miller, Bruna Souza, Ella Valensi, Tong Tong Chen, Greta Hellborg, Gertrud Rose, and Clementine Murphy in front of the camera.
The season is built around a precise chapter of the Maison’s history — the late 1990s, when Savile Row tailor Edward Sexton worked inside Chloé’s atelier — and the accessories follow the same archival logic. The full collection reaches Chloé boutiques and Chloe.com in November 2026.
A Lookbook Season Built on Edward Sexton’s Tailoring Legacy
For pre-spring, Kamali went back to a discovery she made in Chloé’s archives: Edward Sexton, the British tailor best known for reinventing men’s tailoring in the late ’60s and ’70s and for dressing The Beatles and Mick Jagger, joined the house as a tailoring consultant in the late 1990s, during the Stella McCartney era. The Spring 2027 collection reworks that legacy through elongated jackets, three-piece suits, micro riding coats, and small hourglass jackets in grey mélange wool and white pinstripes, set against lace-up waistcoats, cropped lingerie tops, satin slips, and lace-encrusted flou.
The visual framework comes from Deborah Turbeville’s photography — softened light, intimate interiors, atmosphere over narrative. Capozzi’s lookbook translates that reference literally: models photographed against pale walls and door frames, in a palette of pastel neutrals and sun-faded tones punctuated by black and white. The bags sit inside this same register — compact, worn close to the body, and drawn directly from the house’s own accessory history.
The Chloé Pixie Bag Returns in Mini Format
The dominant bag of the lookbook is the Pixie, the half-moon silhouette introduced in 2017 under Natacha Ramsay-Levi and defined by the gold ring mounted at the base of its curved body. Kamali brings it back in a mini crossbody format with a thin buckled shoulder strap, a front flap pocket, and gold-tone hardware.
The lookbook confirms at least four executions. A black grained leather version appears most frequently — held by a model in an ivory lace slip dress, carried on the shoulder over a striped shearling coat, placed on the floor beside black slingback heels, and held by a seated model in a black leather blazer and gingham skirt. A brown monogram canvas version with a contrasting black leather flap is worn crossbody over a pale blue tiered chiffon skirt. A taupe monogram edition rests on the floor next to a nude lace look, and a khaki monogram version is held against a pink pencil skirt. The monogram itself is the retro Chloé logotype, printed in tone-on-tone repetition across the canvas — the same archive graphic the house has been reintroducing across its accessories.
The Pixie’s return follows a pattern Kamali established early in her tenure. Her Bracelet Bag of Spring 2025 already leaned on ring hardware as a house code, and the FW26-27 runway carried crescent and hobo shapes with oversized metal rings. The Spring 2027 Pixie makes the reference explicit: this time it is the original model, in its original proportions, rather than an homage.
The Mini Paddington Bag in Archive Logo Suede
The second archive piece is the Paddington, Phoebe Philo’s 2005 design that Kamali officially reissued at the Fall 2025 show. For Spring 2027 it appears in a mini east-west format: tan suede printed with the vintage Chloé logo, black leather rolled handles and trim, brass stud details, and the oversized gold padlock with its hanging key — the element that defined the original. Alexa Chung holds this version in the lookbook, styled against a blue-grey houndstooth coat and a striped skirt; a second shot shows it clutched on the lap over a cream chiffon skirt and houndstooth blazer.
The lookbook also includes a full-size Paddington in dark mahogany leather, carried by the top handles alongside camel leather trousers. Its slouchy body, front pocket, and padlock follow the specifications of the 2025 reissue, which lightened the hardware and added a secured zip opening compared with the 2005 original.
How Chloé Styled the Spring 2027 Bags
The styling keeps the bags deliberately small against generous volumes. The black Pixie reads as a punctuation mark on sheer lace dresses and oversized shearling; the monogram versions pick up the collection’s sun-faded browns and khakis. The mini Paddington is treated as a jewel — held in the hand, layered against stacked gold rings and chain necklaces that run through the entire lookbook. Every look pairs a structured tailoring element with a lingerie or flou piece, and the bags consistently side with the tailoring: black leather, brass, padlocks, and buckles against chiffon and lace.
Chloé Spring 2027 Release Date and Availability
The Chloé Spring 2027 collection, including the mini Pixie and the logo-print mini Paddington, will be available in Chloé boutiques and on Chloe.com from November 2026. Colorways confirmed in the lookbook: black grained leather, brown monogram canvas, taupe monogram, and khaki monogram for the Pixie; tan logo suede with black trim and dark mahogany leather for the Paddington. Pricing will follow closer to the retail date.
Structured styles like the Paddington keep their silhouette best with proper support between wears — a fitted bag pillow preserves the shape of the body and prevents the leather from creasing under the weight of the padlock.
