Who was the Brazilian designer who had a fashion coincidence with Chanel?
- Matheus Hooks/ Editor-In-Chief
- Nov 5
- 1 min read
The Brazilian designer Charles Hermann, creative director of Victoria Alta Costura, has been drawing international attention after a fashion coincidence that stirred the global fashion scene. Less than ten days separated Chanel’s show in Paris and Hermann’s presentation in Milan — and both revealed strikingly similar aesthetic proposals.
The parallels were impossible to ignore: fluid silhouettes, luxurious fabrics, precision tailoring, and a refined, understated color palette. These elements are deeply embedded in the DNA of both the French maison and the Brazilian brand, which continues to rise as one of the most promising names in haute couture.
Hermann, who began his journey in Bahia and now leads Victoria Alta Costura, is known for blending artisanal sophistication, environmental consciousness, and an architectural vision in his creations. His name is already catching international attention and becoming a favorite on red carpets abroad. His collection in Milan reinforced these pillars, featuring upcycled materials and highly intricate couture techniques.
When asked about the resemblance to Chanel, the designer responded with grace:
“I took it positively, because I saw it as a match of ideas — two creative minds shining,” he said.
The show in Milan solidified Charles Hermann’s name on the international circuit and reinforced the strength of Brazilian fashion, proving that the country can stand on equal footing with the world’s greatest fashion houses — and do so with authenticity, technique, and purpose.
