Chemena Kamali is on a roll after she had a major debut which was often voted as the best show of last season, she has refocused the image which had gone astray under Gabriela Hearst with a cool ad campaign anchoring the brand in Paris through its women, she is getting a boost by dressing American Vice President Kamala Harris who is the most publicized woman on earth at the moment and she smartly focuses on the rich archives first while she is calmly laying out her Chloé project. Her second show was all about transparency with extremely body-con clothing which is grounded in the 70’s and the days of sexual liberation. Every cut is created to expose and enhance the female figure and celebrate it and respond to the urgency of the world we live in. The moment to make an impression is now, not tomorrow as there might be none is the motto. Chloé stands for self-expression. The Chloé woman wants to be looked at and she can easily return the gaze with confidence. While beautiful clothes with sex appeal are having a comeback on runways, Kamali plays in her very own league by making clear that she fully understands the body of a woman. Unlike her old boss the Saint Laurent designer Anthony Vaccarello who has been on a similar transparent path as well as the Musée Yves Saint Laurent’s Transparence show, Kamali is on this thin path which only a woman can walk convincingly. Backstage Kamali explained that she validates every single look by asking the question: “Do I believe in this girl?” More fashion historical stuff: A 1977 collection by Karl Lagerfeld got Kamali started.