Chloe: The Devotion Collection, Winter 2026

The Devotion Collection is Chemena Kamali's meditation on the emotional life of clothing, using traditional costume and folkloric craft as a living record of care and ritual. For Winter 2026 she brings those ideas into a wardrobe with a distinctly Chloe sense of movement, so the result feels intimate without becoming precious. The Checked Wool and Cotton-Blend Coat carries that volume literally, a cape-cut check that shifts with the body instead of holding a fixed shape. The Double-Breasted Wool Coat grounds the collection in something sharper, a clean line to wear over all the softer, handmade pieces. Burgundy skinny jeans and logo-embroidered wide-leg denim give the romance something plain to sit against.

This stretch of the collection is where the craft becomes most visible, built from silk mousseline, crepe de chine and soft flannel. The Ruffled Silk-Crepe de Chine Blouse keeps the irregular rhythm of a maker's hand in its high ruffled neck and its pussy-bow tie. The Ruffled Tiered Checked Silk-Mousseline Midi Skirt carries its volume lightly, since mousseline has almost no weight to fight against. A lace-trimmed cami, a checked twill shirt and a ruffled flannel blouse give the same handmade feeling to pieces that are easier to wear on their own. Read the fabrication before the silhouette, since silk, flannel and mousseline all ask for different handling and none of them like rough surfaces.

We like this collection most when its romance is allowed to meet something practical. The checked shirt, the ruffled blouses and the lace-trimmed cami carry the hand-worked feeling without requiring a theatrical occasion. The tiered mousseline skirts and balloon pants are more committed, with ruffles and volume that need to be the center of the room. They are not for someone looking for a discreet slip-on, and the fullest shapes may feel like too much for a pared-back wardrobe.

The strongest place to start is a piece with movement that you can wear often, then let the more elaborate details follow. We would start with a coat or a blouse before reaching for the fullest skirt. If you take one thing away, let texture choose the mood and keep the rest of the outfit simple.