
Gracie Abrams Flips Chanel’s Cap-toe Codes in Leather Pumps at the Spring 2026 Couture Show
Gracie Abrams added another twist to Chanel’s cap-toe story at the house’s spring 2026 couture show in Paris on Tuesday, wearing reverse two-tone pumps from the Métiers d’Art 2026 collection in the front row.

The singer wore pointed black leather pumps with a white cap-toe, flipping the house’s usual beige-and-black cap-toe palette. The white tip carried chevron-like stitch lines set in tight arcs, and a low, scooped vamp opened the upper foot above a slim, lightly flared heel.

Abrams styled the pumps with camel wide-leg trousers from the same Métiers d’Art collection and a custom yellow, black and white check tweed jacket based on a runway look that originally appeared in red, finished with fringe at the collar, placket and cuffs. Coco Crush jewelry — a single ear cuff, ring and supple short necklace — were easy to spot, thanks to her new bixie cut.
The appearance placed Abrams inside Matthieu Blazy’s broader rework of Chanel’s cap-toe pump. For spring 2026, the artistic director adjusted the proportions of the signature style, shrinking and reshaping the toe accent across new slingbacks, square-toe and almond-toe heels. Other stars at the show also opted for Blazy’s cap-toe reimagining, with Margaret Qualley in a slingback style and Dua Lipa opting for a d’Orsay silhouette.

This isn’t the first time Abrams has experimented with Chanel’s cap-toe palette, either. At the house’s fall 2025 couture show last July, she wore black-and-navy cap-toe slingback heels from the 2024 Métiers d’Art collection, paired with a white confetti-tiered mini dress.
Chanel named Abrams an ambassador for its Coco Crush jewelry in October 2024. In January 2026, the brand rolled out a global Coco Crush fine jewelry campaign shot at the Chateau Marmont, featuring Abrams alongside fellow ambassador Jennie Kim of Blackpink.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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