Matthieu Blazy's appointment represents the biggest change this year in fashion


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The appointment of Matthieu Blazy represents the biggest change in what has been the most disruptive year in fashion in decades. Photo: The New York Times

The hottest job in fashion has finally been filled. After six months without an artistic director, Chanel, the second-largest luxury fashion brand in the world and the only couture house in the top three, has named a new designer: Matthieu Blazy.

Most recently the man behind Bottega Veneta, Blazy will be in charge of all fashion, couture and accessories for Chanel, creating 10 collections a year.

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