Japanese actress Nana Komatsu stars in Chanel’s Coco Neige 2025/26 campaign shot by Sean Thomas in a winter landscape.
Summary
- Japanese actress Nana Komatsu stars in Chanel’s Coco Neige 2025/26 campaign photographed by Sean Thomas.
- The collection explores the balance between performance and allure, designed for both winter sports and city wear.
- With tones of frosted pink, ecru, pine green, and navy, the pieces reflect Chanel’s modern take on alpine elegance.
Chanel introduces the Coco Neige 2025/26 collection with Japanese actress Nana Komatsu as its face, photographed by Sean Thomas across snow-covered peaks. Each frame captures her effortless composure against the winter light, a portrait of grace in motion.
Since its launch in 2018, Coco Neige has held a distinct place in Chanel’s universe. The line merges performance and elegance, designed for both city streets and the slopes. Komatsu describes it as “not bound by stereotypes,” emphasizing how it carries Chanel’s codes while staying functional and free.
The collection unfolds in soft, contrasting tones: frosted pink, luminous ecru, pine green, deep navy, and iridescent black. Silhouettes range from a pink taffeta puffer set with a sheepskin trapper hat to a multicolored navy cardigan paired with dark technical trousers. A tweed suit in green and purple revisits a Chanel classic, while an ecru cashmere sweater trimmed with a black bow adds quiet charm. A beige mohair jacket and short skirt bring understated warmth, and a two-tone puffer jacket feels built for the descent.
A stronger mood appears in the black and white looks, alternating quilted sweaters and coated trousers. A festive cashmere piece embroidered with firework motifs breaks the stillness.
Accessories tie the story together: earmuffs, sunglasses, pocket belts, velvet-finish nylon bags, faux-pony boots, and sheepskin styles with velvet bows. Komatsu speaks of styling the pieces “in surprising ways,” reflecting the collection’s playful, adaptable nature.
The campaign captures Chanel’s idea of elegance in motion, where beauty feels lived-in and free. Komatsu links it to Gabrielle Chanel’s original vision of independence and ease, saying the collection “expresses inner strength balanced with comfort and beauty.”
The Chanel Coco Neige 2025/26 collection is now available in boutiques.
