Virginie Viard

Over the weekend, Chanel showed its Cruise 2023 collection — which first walked the runway in May — again on Miami Beach, right before the clothes land in stores.

The collection emphasizes lightness and movement — plus, really fun accessories.

Virginie Viard cites her predecessor and several house ambassadors as muses.

But it might just prove there is such a thing as too much.

Get it? Because there was a horse on the runway?

A bow, that is — big, preferably, and attached haphazardly onto hair.

Well, more like '90s-meets-'80s-meets-2021, but still.

Actor and house ambassador Margaret Qualley served as the bride.

The Cruise 2021 collection mixes Virginie Viard's now-signature silhouettes with a '90s nostalgia.

The collection was filmed in Parisian hotspot Castel.

It was a welcome return to form for the French house.

Are you ready for this throwback styling trick?

Plus, Hamish Bowles profiles Virginie Viard in "Vogue."

Tinseltown has never sparkled less.

The French fashion house will stage its annual off-calendar show at a Chateau in the Loire Valley this December.

See all the looks from the latest out of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode's digital fashion week.

Forced to cancel its presentation in May, the luxury label unveiled its holiday-focused line on its digital platforms.

No over-the-top sets, quirky handbags or flashy themes — just wearable clothes.

Virginie Viard made plenty of references to Coco Chanel's childhood in Aubazine.

Further proof that pearls are badass.

The event — moved up a day due to a national strike — took place at the Grand Palais.

After staying close to home for the last few seasons, the French label is going on vacation.

The director of the house's design studio will take the top spot coveted by many in fashion.