The stylist turned fashion authority gave us a play-by-play of the brand's latest show, including her surprise run-ins and the season's most covetable looks.

 

Chriselle Lim on her way to the Calvin Klein show.
Chriselle Lim on her way to the Calvin Klein show. All images courtesy of Lim.

Front row at this season’s Calvin Klein show looked different through Chriselle Lim’s eyes. For CULTURED’s latest social diary, the stylist and founder of fragrance line Phlur took us along to the brand’s Spring/Summer 2027 show, where a run-in with Nara Smith kicked off an afternoon of people-watching. After circling the room, Lim settled in for the show itself—narrating the standout pieces and color stories with poise befitting of a tastemaker. Below, find her record of the day: the memories, the little details, and, of course, the best looks.

All smiles as I’m arriving at the show!

I absolutely love my look. So simple, chic, and minimal, yet structured.

Found my seat!

Catching up with my seatmate. Can you guess who?

Nara Smith!

We caught up on life, our businesses, babies, and family. So excited for the show to start!

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

Highly recommend wearing flip flops to shows. Ultimate comfort and chicness, especially if they are by Calvin Klein.

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

The contrast of this look! Structure of the knot, and the fluidity of the silk pants.

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

Color combo to try: brown + pink 🤎 🩷

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

Chicest way to go grocery shopping.

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

Office outfit inspo. That structured collar of my dreams.

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

Forever a low-rise pant girlie. Need these low-rise trousers in my life now.

Chriselle Lim at Calvin Klein SS27

Dress of my dreams with deep pockets.

 

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