Chanel’s Coco Neige 2025/26: Nana Komatsu Embodies Grace on Snow-Capped Peaks

Chanel sets the tone for the season with its Coco Neige 2025/26 collection, fronted by Japanese actress Nana Komatsu. Shot by Sean Thomas across breathtaking snow-covered landscapes, the campaign redefines cold-weather sophistication through the lens of movement, strength, and timeless allure.

Since its debut in 2018, Coco Neige has stood apart in the Chanel universe — a seamless fusion of performance and Parisian elegance, designed for both the slopes and the streets. Komatsu perfectly channels this spirit, her every frame a study in grace and independence beneath the crisp winter light.

The collection’s palette glides between soft and strong tones: frosted pink, pine green, deep navy, and iridescent black. Standout pieces include a pink taffeta puffer jacket with a sheepskin trapper hat, a green-and-purple tweed suit that nods to classic Chanel codes, and an ecru cashmere sweater detailed with a black bow. A beige mohair jacket and skirt set radiates understated luxury, while a two-tone puffer and quilted knit sweaters bring modern versatility to winter dressing.

Accessories complete the snow-glam narrative — from earmuffs and velvet-finish nylon bags to faux-pony boots and pocket belts. Each element reflects Chanel’s craftsmanship, tailored for the rhythm of real life yet steeped in couture precision.

Komatsu describes the collection as “not bound by stereotypes,” a sentiment that defines both her personal style and the Coco Neige ethos. For her, these pieces “express inner strength balanced with comfort and beauty.”

In Thomas’s lens, Komatsu becomes the embodiment of Gabrielle Chanel’s original vision — a woman in motion, elegant yet unrestrained. The Coco Neige 2025/26 collection stands as an ode to freedom, femininity, and fearless style, making winter feel like a dream worth chasing.

The Chanel Coco Neige 2025/26 collection is now available in boutiques worldwide.