Chanel Cancels London Replica Show Set For June

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LONDON, UK — Due to the worldwide spread of the coronavirus, Chanel has decided to postpone its replica show of the Paris — 31 Rue Cambon2019/20 Métiers d’art collection, which was due to take place in London on June 4.

The  cited “uncertainty due to the developing situation surrounding COVID-19 on a global scale,” and said it is continuing to monitor the situation closely. “Our main priority is to protect the health and well-being of our clients and employees.”

The company has yet to make an announcement regarding its cruise show in Capri planned for May 7.

Chanel’s decision to cancel the London event, which would have replicated a show that took place in early December last year, comes amid a raft of fashion and luxury postponements.
The COVID-19 outbreak has also scuppered a planned Chanel event in Paris. The Palais Galliera, which had been due to reopen in early April after two years of renovations, on Monday said the Paris City Hall-backed fashion museum would remain shut until further notice.
Chanel is the exclusive sponsor of a new space for permanent exhibitions at the museum, named the Gabrielle Chanel Rooms, and had sent out a save-the-date for a party on March 31 celebrating the opening of “Gabrielle Chanel, fashion manifesto,” the first Chanel exhibition ever staged in Paris.

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