All the celebrities at Chanel’s Metiers D’Art 2025 collection in Hangzhou
A look into Chanel’s Metiers d’Arts 2024/25 collection shown at the historic Chinese city of Hangzhou, and its star-studded front row
By Lucy Lauron -
Earlier this week, Chanel unveiled its latest Metiers d’Art collection in the historic Chinese city of Hangzhou. For those who are unfamiliar with it, Metiers d’Arts (French for “art professions”) was initiated in 2002 by former Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld – the annual collection is a one-of-a-kind showcase dedicated to celebrating the considerable prowess of the numerous specialty ateliers owned by the maison.
Why Hangzhou this year? In Gabrielle Chanel’s Paris apartment is a Chinese Coromandel lacquer screen – since the legendary designer’s youth, she had always had a fondness for Chinese art and antiques. Despite the designer’s deep admiration for Chinese art though, she never managed to visit China – this poetic 65-look collection, staged on Hangzhou’s famous West Lake itself, did so on her behalf.
And of course, a constellation of stars ranging from Chinese supermodel Liu Wen to ambassadors such as Tilda Swinton, Lupita Nyong’O, and Becky Armstrong, were in attendance for this historic show – Chanel hasn’t staged a show in mainland China since 2009. Scroll down to see more.
Thai-British actress Becky Armstrong
South Korean actress Kim Go-eun
British actress Tilda Swinton
Kenyan-Mexican actress Lupita Nyong’o
Chinese actor Wang Yibo
German filmmaker and author Wim Wenders
Chinese supermodel Liu Wen
American singer-songwriter Miguel
Chinese actress Xin Zhilei
Chinese singer-songwriter Leah Dou
Chinese actor Jing Boran
Chinese singer Shan Yichun
British actress Lucy Boynton
Thai actor Mark Prin
Chinese actress Lu Yuxiao
Thai actress Mew Nittha Khuhapremkit
Japanese actress Natsuki Deguchi
Taiwanese actress Ning Chang
Japanese actress Sakura Ando
Chinese actress Zhang Zifeng
Chinese actress Zhang Ruonan
Australian writer Margaret Zhang
French indie rock band Phoenix
Chinese actress Zhou Xun
British actor Douglas Booth
This article was originally published in Female.