Dua Lipa Reps Chanel Métiers d’Art Collection With Cap-toe Pumps in Paris

Dua Lipa brought a vibrant look to the Chanel spring 2026 haute couture show, held on Tuesday during Paris Fashion Week, with a patterned ensemble complemented by black-and-white pumps.

The “Dance the Night” singer modeled a d’Orsay pump silhouette with an ankle strap recalling an earlier 20th-century shoe style. With the sides cut away, the style is more revealing than the classic pump shape. This particular shoe, hailing from the Chanel Métiers d’Art 2026 collection, puts a spin on Chanel’s signature cap-toe design, showcasing a diamond shape at the toe; a black accent was also applied to the rear of the shoe. A different reinvention of the cap-toe pump was also seen in Matthieu Blazy’s debut show for Chanel in the fall, and has been modeled by stars like Jessie Buckley.

The cap-toe look, which is so strongly associated with Chanel, was created by Coco Chanel and Raymond Massaro and introduced in 1957. Black and beige is the quintessential color scheme, but the house has redone it in different variations over the years.

Dua Lipa’s shoes complemented an ensemble from the Métiers d’Art collection, a look which was businessy in its silhouette yet flamboyant in its colors and pattern. The matching knee-length pencil skirt and button-down collared jacket showcased a fiery lava-like design with orange-trimmed black abstract shapes against a yellow backdrop.

Dua Lipa is a part of the Chanel family — in addition to attending shows, she starred in a campaign for the Chanel 25 handbag last year.