10/09/2026
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Matthieu Blazy hasn’t just changed the clothes at Chanel, he’s changed the culture. At the Chanel Spring Summer 2027 show during Paris Fashion Week, Indian model Bhavitha Mandava () and Nigerian model Rachel Ojuromi () were prime examples of how Chanel has truly evolved. The house has kept every part of its tradition, and still moved with the times, and the runway now looks like today’s world, with a wide range of backgrounds, ages and looks.
Bhavitha Mandava was scouted in a New York subway station, became the first Indian model to open a Chanel show, and was later named a Chanel house ambassador. calls her intelligent, grounded and full of joy. Which comes across with how Bhavitha presents herself and she also has a great walk, a radiant smile, and she’s very eloquent when she speaks.
was filming herself in Lagos, Nigeria, turning everyday streets into her own runway and recreating Chanel. Months later, she walked the Chanel show, and she’s recently signed with agencies around the world. She’s innovative, she’s got the walk and the look, and she deserves this moment.
The whole cast shows why this matters, because the Chanel customer comes from many backgrounds and many ages, and the clothes carry the same spirit: playful, but still elegant and classy, with something in them for everyone. It’s also staying true to Gabrielle Chanel, who was an outsider herself. The world is paying attention, too, with Chanel topping the Lyst Index two quarters in a row, considered by many the hottest brand in the world. has always had a strong clientele, and its global appeal is growing, with loyal customers still there and many who never looked at Chanel before starting to.
