Paris Cosmopolite - 2016-17 Chanel Métiers d'art collection.

"No camellias this season, it's all about roses!" the designer said at his Chanel Métiers d'Art show, which took place at the newly refurbished Ritz Hotel in Paris Tuesday.

To drive the point home, the models wore crowns of roses on their heads, in vivid shades of pink and red. Those that weren't sporting floral headgear showed off sultry netted veils that added a sexier edge to the aesthetic. Hair was styled up in chignons or ponytails, with strands left loose around the models' faces for a whimsical, carefree look.

A model presents a creation for Chanel during the 13th Metiers d'Art fashion show on December 6, 2016 at the Ritz in Paris.

When it came to makeup, the models sported fresh, matte complexions with either a smoky eye that was shaded out in dark hues, with a 'pop' of bright shadow applied along the upper lid for a modern look, or a simple pastel-hued lid. Lips were more muted, save for the occasional pop of bright red, and echoed the feminine, youthful vibe of the whole Paris Cosmopolite collection.