Founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, The Little Book of Chloé traces the story of the Parisian house that defined modern femininity. Known for its romantic spirit and effortless sophistication, Chloé has long been the label for women who embody ease, freedom, and quiet confidence.

From Karl Lagerfeld’s bohemian silhouettes and Phoebe Philo’s cool minimalism to Clare Waight Keller’s romantic tailoring and Gabriela Hearst’s sustainability-driven vision, this beautifully illustrated volume explores the evolution of Chloé through the decades—always feminine, always forward-thinking.

• Author: Karen Homer

• Pages: 160

• Format: Hardcover

• Publisher: Welbeck Publishing

• Dimensions: 5.1" x 7.3"

Styling Notes: Perfect for lovers of soft silhouettes and timeless design, this book brings a touch of Parisian femininity to any coffee table or curated shelf.