See the Full Chloé x Atelier Jolie Collection

The initial announcement of Atelier Jolie's partner was met with extreme anticipation. Today, a first glimpse of the long-awaited collection was finally revealed, much to the delight of fashion aficionados everywhere. The collection, which includes long, elegant flowing dresses, relaxed-fit pieces, sophisticated outerwear, and lightweight layering pieces, was designed in Chloé's atelier by former creative director Gabriela Hearst, in partnership with Angelina Jolie. With bags, accessories, and clothing in the works, this co-created collection combines the feminine signatures and know-how of Chloé with the pronounced taste of Angelina Jolie for a certain refined minimalism. Inspired by femininity in all its forms, several designs also reference treasured items the actress has had in her wardrobe for decades. Notable pieces include a white embroidered cotton dress that Jolie wore as a child—and still wears today as a top — as well as an iconic black velvet cape. The collection is executed in a neutral color palette—beige, black, and white—designed for a diverse range of skin tones, and with a full range of sizes to accommodate a wide variety of body types.

The celebration of women was at the heart of this collection, as seen through the development process, as well as within the final pieces. This desire to honor feminity is seen in the slender and elegant silhouettes, soft but with strong character. Several key pieces set the tone for the collection: a long velvet opera cape, a flowing white dress with a gathered neckline, a signature lavaliere shirt from Maison Chloé, black velvet pants with an impeccable waist, a black three-piece suit refined in wool gabardine, and many other pieces that prove that the simplest shapes—minimal but essential—stand the test of time.

Designed in collaboration with Angelina Jolie, the Chloé x Atelier Jolie collection honors the two Houses' respective commitments to social and environmental sustainability, all while championing artisans and creators around the world. At least 80 percent of the materials in the collection have a low environmental impact—a higher percentage than any previous Maison Chloé collection—and the overall collection is B Corp certified, thanks to the use of natural fabrics and dead stock materials such as organic silk, organic crepe de chine and certified wool. Made in line with Chloé's social sourcing framework, the collection also includes partnerships with Akanjo, a World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO) guaranteed social enterprise based in Madagascar, committed to training and promoting crafts, as well as with La Fabrique Nomade, a program based in Paris that promotes the professional integration of refugee and immigrant artisans in France. At least 50 percent of the collection is manufactured by fair trade companies, social enterprises, or social suppliers.

The Chloé x Atelier Jolie collection will be available in Chloé boutiques and online on Chloe.com from January 2024.