I am obsessing over the Chanel SS16 fashion show at Paris Fashion Week 2015! Karl Lagerfled turned the runway into an actual airport with its own waiting lounge, check-in counters, branded chanel airline luggage trolleys, a giant board announcing upcoming flights, and even airport staff working for Karl's very own 'ChanelAirlines'.
The most extravagant show had model turned actress Cara Delevingne in the front row withh Johnny Depp's daughter Lily-Rose accompanied by her mother Vanessa Paradis.
I think this has been my favourite setting till date, because of the creativity, the all white décor just did it for me. The models wore classic printed tweed looks with skirts grazing below the knee, accessorised with metallic gloves and a cap on back to front. Karl's new muse Kendel Jenner leaded the way with Large sunglasses, a rectangular block of blue eyeshadow and metallic plastic laceup shoes gave an urban edge to Chanel's chic classic pieces. It all looked so elegant and timeless. Here are some pictures from the event, please click on the pictures rather than scrolling down.
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The high rollers strolled into the casino, swathed in millions of dollars worth of diamonds, and sat at the tables under an Art Deco ceiling and started to play. It could have been any time of the day or night, anywhere in the world where the super wealthy disport themselves behind closed doors—or a scene loaded with the decadent frisson of a Helmut Newton shoot from the seventies or eighties. Actually: This was the latest living installation at the Grand Palais to have sprung from the imagination of that great croupier of Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld. And the members of the “Circle Privé”? A constellation of actors and modeling aristocracy:Julianne Moore, Geraldine Chaplin, Vanessa Paradis, Stella Tennant, Alice Dellal,Lara Stone, and others—each wearing a couture piece designed specifically for them and led out by Kristen Stewart, in a gaminely enviable black velvet pantsuit. And all of them dripping in diamond jewelry, recreated from Coco Chanel‘s original 1932 designs.
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