Natacha Ramsay-Levi's Chloé presented its Fall/Winter 2018-19 collection at national radio station Maison de la Radio. Inspired by the image of a "magnetic woman" who attracts all, yet simultaneously remains unapproachable, the collection was built around the themes of fluidity and movement. The key motif, a graphic print, was taken from the Karl Lagerfeld archives from 1973. A charm necklace shaped like a female figure was coordinated with a skirt that fluttered in the breeze, evoking a sense of lightness. This season, the iconic horse motif was embroidered on sporty blousons and goat fur jackets, with a Gothic C-shaped print on the lining.

Pants with goat fur on the sides and cargo pants made from a mix of different materials are unique items that are a departure from Chloe's previous masculine-feminine approach. Also, the bracelets on the upper arms and the use of metal parts attached to the clothes as decoration are all modern and edgy. Even more than the first collection from the previous season, this collection left a strong impression of Natacha Ramsay-Levi's new image of Chloe.