I’ve kept the pieces chanel
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very beautiful set of Biedermeier furniture—the desk where I learned how to
write and how to sketch, even the paintings my mother put there that weren’t
good enough for her, the leftovers, the German Romantic paintings. How do you
live with your art?I had beautiful Old Master paintings; I sold them all. But
now I have a collection—it’s not on the wall—that I really love, of German
posters from 1905 to 1915. They are the beginning of modern advertising, like
huge Pop-art paintings, with unbelievable colors and modernity. They show the
strangest products: AEG electrical equipment, coal, chocolate, sometimes fairs,
or exhibitions. But they are divine, and they are impossible to find. Where do
you find them?I get all the catalogues, and chanel
wallet on a chain I have people who buy for me. The other day, one of them
said, “You cannot pay $50,000 for a poster.” I bought it for nearly $80,000, and
a week after, at a sale in New York, a poster by the same artist—not as
good—went for $120,000. But you don’t hang them on the wall.I want to put them
in my place in New York. They don’t work in France; it’s not a French style at
all.? I will do the New York apartment in the style of the [Deutscher] Werkbund,
the architectural movement that had designers like Bruno Paul, Hermann Muthesius
and Peter Behrens, who taught Walter Gropius and Le Corbusier. They did modern
things differently, in 1910, before the Bauhaus. I have a collection of
furniture bought 20 years ago that is stunning, very colorful, in bright red,
yellow, green and gold. Suddenly people are discovering Werkbund. Everyone knows
Vienna Secession, but there is not much left chanel
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with. Why did you choose these things for New York?My apartment is in Gramercy
Park. I like it because it’s very German and very New York at the same time—the
New York of E. B. White. Your current enthusiasm is contemporary design, the
work of people like Marc Newson and Zaha Hadid.I have known them for years.
I bought the first piece of furniture Zaha ever made, for Sawaya &
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is, I would say Zaha Hadid. You started collecting Marc Newson at the Galerie
Kreo, in Paris chanel
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well-made limited editions of the artists of Kreo: Marc, the Bouroullec brothers
(Erwan and Ronan) and Martin Szekely. Everything Martin does is great. The last
thing I got from him is a real piece of art, a mirror made of a
silicium-carbide-based ceramic that is more expensive than gold. For Quai
Voltaire, he made two three-meter-long tables—one for writing, one for
sketching—in white Corian with metal stripes. They face each other in the
over-20-meter-long space that I made from three rooms. What else is in this vast
room?There is also a huge sofa by Amanda Levete and two of the most beautiful
coffee tables I’ve seen in years, from Established & Sons, the British-based
design company that Stella McCartney’s clever husband, Alasdhair Willis, heads.
He does expensive limited editions like Kreo but also cheaper versions.? One
version of Amanda’s sofa costs £80,000, the other £10,000, and they are both
beautiful.
And I have chairs by the English designer Tom Dixon, two sofas by the French
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pieces?We live in a period of revivals—post Bauhaus, post ’70s, post ’60s, post
whatever. What I like about the things I’ve bought from Kreo is that they have a
voice only from now. The art that I think is genius is Conceptual art, Land art.
My favorite artist is James Turrell, and that’s not for the living room. So you
enjoy contemporary art, too?I love it, but not at home. At home I want only
books.? Not even photography. You’re not going to put any of your Versailles
photos on your walls here in Paris?There are no walls, just glass walls, glass
windows, glass doors. It’s a glass box. You push one button and 50 doors—25 on
each side—open at the same time and you have the library. On one side there are
reading books, on the other side art books. It is like a flawless spaceship
flying over Paris, because at the end you have these big windows with a view of
the Seine, the boats and the Louvre.? It’s a very strange feeling, like life is
short and the day is nothing because it is so enchanting. You get dressed and
undressed and the day is over. You are famous for your love of books.Art is
something you feel. You don’t have to own it. But I’m a slave to my books Chanel
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interesting to me. Where do you keep them all?At my apartment and elsewhere. I
have a huge photography studio next door [on the Rue de Lille] with a bookshop
in the front part [stocked with beautiful books on art, fashion, design,
decoration, photography and gardens plus a selection of international art
magazines] that is doing very well. In fact, I have three houses—I mean, I have
three houses right there [around the Quai Voltaire] and other houses elsewhere.
I turned a nine-room apartment into a huge suite only for me, with a kitchen to
warm up things that people can bring when I call. I have no servants in there
when I’m home. Nobody. I want to be alone, like Garbo. My studio next door is a
huge place, and there is an apartment over there for guests. My library there
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2013年7月24日星期三
Chanel Gst Solution for your portable phone
How many times have you heard the Chanel 2013
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body” for the amount of time that you spend on it each and every day? Well, when
Karl Lagerfeld recently previewed his fall 2009 collection, he must have been
listening, because while it's not quite surgical implantation, his fashionable
item will keep your phone always within reach where you need it.The couture
phone holder is a fingerless glove, perfectly fashionable for fall, that has a
strap on the outside of the wrist designed to hold a cell phone. Now you really
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Coco chanel 2012 Movie Coco Before Chanel COCO Before Chanel is a new movie in the workings from Warner Bros due to be released April 2009.It stars Audrey Tautou, the French actress, who I love best in the movie Amelie.It is being shot in Paris and Normandy with the famous Karl Lagerfeld, the head of the Chanel empire, supervising costumes.Many decades ago, André Malraux predicted, “From this century, in France, three names will remain: de Gaulle, Picasso, and Chanel.” Not even the mythomaniac Gabrielle “Coco” chanel usa could have anticipated how her legacy would persist triumphantly into the next millennium.I, for one, am going to be first in line at the box office when this movie comes out.?? I will take my 1985 classic Chanel handbag (which I bought in Paris) with me to the chanel usa show.
Lagerfelds Apartment Up For Sale Image via WikipediaHere’s a serious Fashion Week discount. Karl Lagerfeld, the man behind Chanel Gst and Fendi, is putting up his stunning, never-lived-in home at 50 Gramercy Park North for $5.5 million. That’s far less than the $6.575 million he paid for the co-op in 2006.Lagerfeld, who’s known 50 Gramercy Park North developer Ian Schrager since partying at Studio 54, “thought he’d move here and retire here,” a source says.But he never moved in. The sixth-floor residence does come with custom bookcases Lagerfeld designed for his extensive collection, and tons of roomy closets for some lucky fashionista. The unit has three Chanel Gst bedrooms and 31/2 baths and comes with a key to Gramercy Park, along with unobstructed views of the park from dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows. Chanel also will be doing an “installation of images” in the apartment, and closets will be filled with Chanel bags, shoeboxes and garment bags. Residents at 50 Gramercy Park North also get all the services of the adjacent Gramercy Park Hotel. SeeView Larger Chanel Gst Map
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Lagerfelds Apartment Up For Sale Image via WikipediaHere’s a serious Fashion Week discount. Karl Lagerfeld, the man behind Chanel Gst and Fendi, is putting up his stunning, never-lived-in home at 50 Gramercy Park North for $5.5 million. That’s far less than the $6.575 million he paid for the co-op in 2006.Lagerfeld, who’s known 50 Gramercy Park North developer Ian Schrager since partying at Studio 54, “thought he’d move here and retire here,” a source says.But he never moved in. The sixth-floor residence does come with custom bookcases Lagerfeld designed for his extensive collection, and tons of roomy closets for some lucky fashionista. The unit has three Chanel Gst bedrooms and 31/2 baths and comes with a key to Gramercy Park, along with unobstructed views of the park from dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows. Chanel also will be doing an “installation of images” in the apartment, and closets will be filled with Chanel bags, shoeboxes and garment bags. Residents at 50 Gramercy Park North also get all the services of the adjacent Gramercy Park Hotel. SeeView Larger Chanel Gst Map
2013年7月23日星期二
Coco Chanel Coin Purse Lagerfeld Quotes
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criticize the times you live in, your time is over.A respectable appearance is
sufficient to make people more interested in your soul.The most important thing
is to do things, not to have done them.I hate leisure, except reading. I'm
really a person made to work, if sketching is considered work.I try not to be
sentimental and obsessive about possessions. I love collecting, but I hate
owning.Guilty feelings about clothes are totally unnecessary. A lot of people
earn their living by making clothes, so you should never feel bad.The French say
you get hungry when you’re eating, and I get inspired when I’m working. It’s my
engine.For me, Chanel is like music. There are certain notes and you have to
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millinery, women’s wear, haute couture, fragrances, furs, lingerie, and even
design for Hollywood stars. In 1931, Chanel was hired by Samuel Goldwin for one
million dollars to dress his stars, including Kathrine Hepburn, Grace Kelly,
Elizabeth Taylor and Gloria Swanson. The continuous public appeal and the
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2013年7月22日星期一
Peter Philips: Chanel Price Increase 2013 golden boy
Two decades Chanel
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put lippy on; now he's got the biggest budget in make-up and the world is his
compact.They say that nail varnish, like chocolate, is a treat women can still
afford when the economy stumbles. If that's the case, there'll be a stampede
when the most indulgent crunch-busting purchase of the day, Chanel's Gold
Fiction, hits counters at the end of the month. Chanel has made blood-coloured,
black and even navy-blue nails the very definition of chic (for under £20 a
pop). Its latest colour isn't for the faint-hearted either. Paint it on and your
hands appear literally gilded. But it's not only what's inside that counts.
Packaged in a heavyweight glass bottle with a glossy, black squared-off plastic
cap, the Modernist sans-serif letters on each and every product spell out a name
that, to women everywhere, translates as grown-up glamour: C-H-A-N-E-L. The
closest most of us get to owning a piece of Chanel
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luxury brands, is its lipstick, nail polish or a bottle of its bestselling No5
perfume. So the person who creates those desirable items is, in artistic terms
at least, in charge of the greater part of its business.
That person is now Peter Philips, the new global creative director of Chanel Wallets make-up, a softly-spoken Belgian with dark blond hair and a calm demeanour. Replacing Dominique Moncourtois and Heidi Morawetz, long-time co-directors of Chanel's beauty division (Moncourtois had been the last employee to have been hand-picked by the late Mlle Chanel herself), Philips has inherited a legacy of luxurious packaging and technical innovation.In many ways, he's not the obvious choice. A graduate of the prestigious Antwerp Academy (where a generation of Belgian fashion talent, including Martin Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester, studied), Philips abandoned fashion design to take up a career in make-up after working as a “dresser” backstage at the prêt-à-porter shows in Paris Chanel Wallets . “I saw the make-up teams and realised you could make a living out of doing that. For me, make-up had always been associated with beauty parlours. I always did my friends' make-up in the 1980s; they'd ask, ‘Can you do my eyes?' and I was good at it. So when I realised that in fashion you could also do make-up, I was intrigued.” Philips began to work on shoots and at shows, although he notes he was “very selective” with whom he collaborated.After a decade at the top of the industry, he had gained a reputation as one of fashion's best avant-garde talents – Chanel Wallets albeit one associated with menswear shoots (he's close friends with men's fashion star Raf Simons) and the edgier style mags. Forget cover girls with pretty-pretty pink cheeks and smoky eyeshadow; one of the most enduring images Philips has produced was a portrait of a male model, his face obscured by an enormous cartoon Mickey Mouse. “It was spontaneous,” he recalls of that session. “But when we showed the picture to other people, their jaws just dropped.”Until now, itinerant hardly sums up Philips's lifestyle as a hard-working session artist – “I don't know where I live really. Hotels…” In demand by every star photographer, the 40-year-old was not in the market for the quiet corporate life of an in-house role at a beauty brand. But the top job at Chanel Wallets is a mantle that Philips treats very seriously, not to say emotionally. The prolonged period of negotiation he had with the company was, he says, akin to “an engagement. It's a commitment. But now we are married. Everything at the house of Chanel is intimate, it's like a family.”
Working from an airy studio in Paris and the company's laboratory, Philips now collaborates with Karl Lagerfeld on Chanel's catwalk shows and advertising imagery. He's bubbling over with excitement at the R&D side of his new job. With the infinite budgets of Chanel Purse Forum at his disposal, Philips can now develop new products “from scratch to end product, so if I have an idea – say, a ‘floating foundation' – I can get people on to doing research into that. Or if I want to change the pigments we use, I can get our team to work on the formulas. I'm not a chemist – but now I've got a team working for me to do that.”The first of his products for the brand, including that gold nail polish, go on sale later this month. Don't expect a radical revision of classic Chanel Purse Forum products. Any visible changes to the brand will be “very subtle – unlike the other beauty brands, Chanel doesn't have to reinvent itself every five years, because it's so classic”.Instead, he promises his labs will continue to produce the hysteria-inducing “star” products that set trends everywhere. “I remember when they did Rouge Noir, I was a kid in those days, and you couldn't find a dramatic red. Suddenly, Chanel did Rouge Noir – a colour that other brands would be afraid of. When Chanel did it, it was a classic. The same with the black polish.”One of his predecessors, the genteel Moncourtois, stayed in this job for several decades. Does Philips believe this could be a marriage for life? “I never really plan anything,” he insists. “Three years ago I would never have dreamt that I'd be at Chanel Purse Forum. But, if I'm happy with it, maybe I can stay here till I'm 80.”
That person is now Peter Philips, the new global creative director of Chanel Wallets make-up, a softly-spoken Belgian with dark blond hair and a calm demeanour. Replacing Dominique Moncourtois and Heidi Morawetz, long-time co-directors of Chanel's beauty division (Moncourtois had been the last employee to have been hand-picked by the late Mlle Chanel herself), Philips has inherited a legacy of luxurious packaging and technical innovation.In many ways, he's not the obvious choice. A graduate of the prestigious Antwerp Academy (where a generation of Belgian fashion talent, including Martin Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester, studied), Philips abandoned fashion design to take up a career in make-up after working as a “dresser” backstage at the prêt-à-porter shows in Paris Chanel Wallets . “I saw the make-up teams and realised you could make a living out of doing that. For me, make-up had always been associated with beauty parlours. I always did my friends' make-up in the 1980s; they'd ask, ‘Can you do my eyes?' and I was good at it. So when I realised that in fashion you could also do make-up, I was intrigued.” Philips began to work on shoots and at shows, although he notes he was “very selective” with whom he collaborated.After a decade at the top of the industry, he had gained a reputation as one of fashion's best avant-garde talents – Chanel Wallets albeit one associated with menswear shoots (he's close friends with men's fashion star Raf Simons) and the edgier style mags. Forget cover girls with pretty-pretty pink cheeks and smoky eyeshadow; one of the most enduring images Philips has produced was a portrait of a male model, his face obscured by an enormous cartoon Mickey Mouse. “It was spontaneous,” he recalls of that session. “But when we showed the picture to other people, their jaws just dropped.”Until now, itinerant hardly sums up Philips's lifestyle as a hard-working session artist – “I don't know where I live really. Hotels…” In demand by every star photographer, the 40-year-old was not in the market for the quiet corporate life of an in-house role at a beauty brand. But the top job at Chanel Wallets is a mantle that Philips treats very seriously, not to say emotionally. The prolonged period of negotiation he had with the company was, he says, akin to “an engagement. It's a commitment. But now we are married. Everything at the house of Chanel is intimate, it's like a family.”
Working from an airy studio in Paris and the company's laboratory, Philips now collaborates with Karl Lagerfeld on Chanel's catwalk shows and advertising imagery. He's bubbling over with excitement at the R&D side of his new job. With the infinite budgets of Chanel Purse Forum at his disposal, Philips can now develop new products “from scratch to end product, so if I have an idea – say, a ‘floating foundation' – I can get people on to doing research into that. Or if I want to change the pigments we use, I can get our team to work on the formulas. I'm not a chemist – but now I've got a team working for me to do that.”The first of his products for the brand, including that gold nail polish, go on sale later this month. Don't expect a radical revision of classic Chanel Purse Forum products. Any visible changes to the brand will be “very subtle – unlike the other beauty brands, Chanel doesn't have to reinvent itself every five years, because it's so classic”.Instead, he promises his labs will continue to produce the hysteria-inducing “star” products that set trends everywhere. “I remember when they did Rouge Noir, I was a kid in those days, and you couldn't find a dramatic red. Suddenly, Chanel did Rouge Noir – a colour that other brands would be afraid of. When Chanel did it, it was a classic. The same with the black polish.”One of his predecessors, the genteel Moncourtois, stayed in this job for several decades. Does Philips believe this could be a marriage for life? “I never really plan anything,” he insists. “Three years ago I would never have dreamt that I'd be at Chanel Purse Forum. But, if I'm happy with it, maybe I can stay here till I'm 80.”
2013年7月21日星期日
Archive About Dowdy chanel price list Dressers
When I see drably dressed chanel price
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calf-length linen skirts, I wonder what was going through their minds when they
picked their clothes off the rail in a shop and tried them on. Did they really
think: “This is lovely. I’ll take it”? Despite the cutting-edge eccentricity of
British street style, despite the British designers Alexander McQueen and John
Galliano running notable Parisian fashion houses, despite, back at home, having
Vivienne Westwood and the quieter pleasures of Nicole Farhi and Betty Jackson to
choose from, many British women—unlike their French and Italian
counterparts—dress like frumps. Of course, British men dress even more badly,
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The word frump is always applied to chanel price list women; there does not seem to be a male equivalent.The frump’s wardrobe is one that changes only imperceptibly as decades pass. In the 1990s, it would have embraced a navy suit, a dress with a pleated skirt that fell to just above the ankles, and a white cardigan. Ten years on little has altered other than the colours: typically, beige, grey and stone have replaced navy and white, perhaps because such non-colours are even more invisible than the originals. It’s as if such women don’t want to be seen.Since the debut of the BBC’s “What Not to Wear” in 2001, a proliferation of makeover shows has attempted to teach women how to dress, while personal shoppers have become almost ubiquitous in department stores. Books such as “Style chanel price list” by Paula Reed, or Nina Garcia’s “The Little Black Book of Style” have laid down rules and regulations for how to conceal your hips (a-line dresses), or what colours to choose to suit your hair and skin tone.Yet for many women this vast re-education project has failed to take. Still they look a dull, badly co-ordinated mess. Is it that these women do not care what they wear or what they look like? It seems unlikely—for if they did, their choice of clothes would be more truly random: they would buy the first thing they saw when they walked into the shop, or wear what they already owned until it fell to pieces.
Yet I often see women trying on outfits that make them look chanel price list ten years older, that drown their shapes, in shades that draw all colour from their now-lifeless skin. They gaze intently at their reflection. They ask a friend or husband for their opinion. Does it suit me, they ask? Do you think it’s too short? Do they have it in another colour? Should I get the next size up?On occasion I have even been bold enough to intervene, and begged them not to buy something so unflattering. Sometimes this works, and they put the shapeless beige sack back.What business is it of mine what people wear? The answer is, it’s everyone’s business. Other people’s clothes are part of the background music of our lives. As we walk about we can hardly avoid the sight of others; and just as it is a pleasure to gaze upon a good-looking chanel price list man or woman (however unfair that may be to the rest of us), so it is a delight to see a really stylish man or woman. You don’t have to be young, thin or rich to be stylish; merely to care about what you look like, to take an interest, to regard dress as part of aesthetics, like architecture and landscape.Earlier this year, Marks & Spencer introduced a particularly risible a-line calf-length denim skirt. It disappeared at once from their stores nationwide. Hopes were briefly raised that irate fashionistas had torn the skirt from the rails in an act of sartorial revolution, but no, it was shoppers who loved it so much that it sold out at once. Here at last was the ideal frumpy item: a skirt not out of date but never fashionable in the first place.Why did so many women buy the thing? Perhaps it’s simply that they like chanel price list dowdy clothes, clothes with a straightforward lack of noticeability that chimes with their own personalities. Just as Coco Chanel always wore black or Victoria Beckham invariably carries a matching handbag, frumpy garments, hideous as they might seem to others, are a valid expression of the wearers’ character. They may actively wish to resemble a mid-1970s geography teacher, fondly remembering her reassuring neutrality. In a world of style aggressively attaching itself to the humblest of objects, from pastel Smeg fridges to Cath Kidston dog beds, there is comfort to be gained from heading in the opposite direction.Dowdy dressers have the same right to be provided for by the retail trade as fashion victims who crave leather leggings, and everyone else in between. But I suspect that many chanel price list women’s apparent desire to dress invisibly conceals a rats’ nest of insecurities. Wanting people not to look at you can be caused by anxiety about your size; or your shape; or your age. It might even be caused by uncertainty about your actual identity. If you don’t know who you are—or? don’t like what you are—how can you accurately express or define yourself through clothes? So wince, if you must, as a badly dressed woman passes by; but remember that the prompts for her choices were, probably, chanel price list entirely sartorial.
The word frump is always applied to chanel price list women; there does not seem to be a male equivalent.The frump’s wardrobe is one that changes only imperceptibly as decades pass. In the 1990s, it would have embraced a navy suit, a dress with a pleated skirt that fell to just above the ankles, and a white cardigan. Ten years on little has altered other than the colours: typically, beige, grey and stone have replaced navy and white, perhaps because such non-colours are even more invisible than the originals. It’s as if such women don’t want to be seen.Since the debut of the BBC’s “What Not to Wear” in 2001, a proliferation of makeover shows has attempted to teach women how to dress, while personal shoppers have become almost ubiquitous in department stores. Books such as “Style chanel price list” by Paula Reed, or Nina Garcia’s “The Little Black Book of Style” have laid down rules and regulations for how to conceal your hips (a-line dresses), or what colours to choose to suit your hair and skin tone.Yet for many women this vast re-education project has failed to take. Still they look a dull, badly co-ordinated mess. Is it that these women do not care what they wear or what they look like? It seems unlikely—for if they did, their choice of clothes would be more truly random: they would buy the first thing they saw when they walked into the shop, or wear what they already owned until it fell to pieces.
Yet I often see women trying on outfits that make them look chanel price list ten years older, that drown their shapes, in shades that draw all colour from their now-lifeless skin. They gaze intently at their reflection. They ask a friend or husband for their opinion. Does it suit me, they ask? Do you think it’s too short? Do they have it in another colour? Should I get the next size up?On occasion I have even been bold enough to intervene, and begged them not to buy something so unflattering. Sometimes this works, and they put the shapeless beige sack back.What business is it of mine what people wear? The answer is, it’s everyone’s business. Other people’s clothes are part of the background music of our lives. As we walk about we can hardly avoid the sight of others; and just as it is a pleasure to gaze upon a good-looking chanel price list man or woman (however unfair that may be to the rest of us), so it is a delight to see a really stylish man or woman. You don’t have to be young, thin or rich to be stylish; merely to care about what you look like, to take an interest, to regard dress as part of aesthetics, like architecture and landscape.Earlier this year, Marks & Spencer introduced a particularly risible a-line calf-length denim skirt. It disappeared at once from their stores nationwide. Hopes were briefly raised that irate fashionistas had torn the skirt from the rails in an act of sartorial revolution, but no, it was shoppers who loved it so much that it sold out at once. Here at last was the ideal frumpy item: a skirt not out of date but never fashionable in the first place.Why did so many women buy the thing? Perhaps it’s simply that they like chanel price list dowdy clothes, clothes with a straightforward lack of noticeability that chimes with their own personalities. Just as Coco Chanel always wore black or Victoria Beckham invariably carries a matching handbag, frumpy garments, hideous as they might seem to others, are a valid expression of the wearers’ character. They may actively wish to resemble a mid-1970s geography teacher, fondly remembering her reassuring neutrality. In a world of style aggressively attaching itself to the humblest of objects, from pastel Smeg fridges to Cath Kidston dog beds, there is comfort to be gained from heading in the opposite direction.Dowdy dressers have the same right to be provided for by the retail trade as fashion victims who crave leather leggings, and everyone else in between. But I suspect that many chanel price list women’s apparent desire to dress invisibly conceals a rats’ nest of insecurities. Wanting people not to look at you can be caused by anxiety about your size; or your shape; or your age. It might even be caused by uncertainty about your actual identity. If you don’t know who you are—or? don’t like what you are—how can you accurately express or define yourself through clothes? So wince, if you must, as a badly dressed woman passes by; but remember that the prompts for her choices were, probably, chanel price list entirely sartorial.
2013年7月19日星期五
How To Wear Pearls Nod to Chanel Wallet
Sarah Jessica Parker as Chanel Wallet Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City.This classic opaque gem has intrigued and captivated for centuries, from the 2000-year-old pearl necklace belonging to a Persian princess found in a sarcophagus, to the seed pearls of the Victorian era and most recently Lanvin's return to the pearl on the catwalks of Paris.Why you need it nowFictional fashion icon Carrie Bradshaw reignited a lust for pearls (and lots of them), which are no longer just Nanna's favourite, when, in a nod to Coco Chanel Wallet (who, incidentally, built a brand on the allure of the pearl), she donned them in SATC. And given the pearl has swarmed the recent runways as arm, neck and ear candy, who doesn't want a piece of the action? But be warned, pearls are an investment piece that come with a hefty price tag – unless, of course, you're prepared to go faux, which is OK too.What to look forAs always, your jewellery should be a reflection of your personal style. A simple string of pearls is classic, Moroccan-inspired chandelier drops are exotic and a strong statement piece is slick. Pile necklaces or bracelets on thick and embellish with grosgrain, velvet or metal chains or use removable clasps called enhancers to add or remove pendants at whim. Diamonds and pearls such as the Canturi Cubism earrings (Charlotte wears the bracelet from the same collection in the SATC2 trailer) are seriously breathtaking, or look to the elegant simplicity of a pearl or two adorning your hand. Whether it's champagne, black or white, select a colour that works back with the jewels you already own and don't be afraid of irregular shapes that can add an organic edge. Play with costume pieces before investing big dollars to be sure you buy the right thing when you go real.Style to suit youPetite shapes, wear your pearls on your sleeve by cascading bracelets down your wrist Chanel Wallet . Pop in a cuff, bangle or watch to give it your personal stamp.Athletic shapes, draw the eye up to your face with pearl drop earrings.Pear shapes, go big with baubles around the neck and down the chest or look to a perfectly placed brooch.Busty shapes, keep your pearls small and short at the neck or shift the focus to a big bauble on your hand.Larger frames, look for multi-stranded pearls of different diameters and lengths. Drape them over your chest and team them with fine-metal chains.Five more ways to wearWeekender Add luxe to a casual look with a single statement pearl ring or stud earrings.Urban flair = Try pearls laden with pendants or clusters of brooches — very Carrie.Ladylike = Pearls and knitwear never fail to look ladylike; just ask Charlotte.Workwear Team plain pearls with busy blouses or crisp shirts a la Miranda.Evening glam Strings of pearls mixed with chains give a glint and toughen things up, Samantha-style.
2013年7月18日星期四
Chanel Store A New Chanel Parfum Beige
Chanel
Store will launch the newest in its Les Exclusifs de Chanel scent collection
next month, a honey floral inspired by one of Coco Chanel's faithful shades. The
twelfth in the series of fragrances originally composed by Coco Chanel's
personal perfumer Ernest Beaux and reinvented for the modern day by Jacques
Polge, Beige is a delicate balance of frangipani, lily, heliotrope, ylang-ylang
and jasmine flowers mixed with a sweet honey accord. And despite its moniker,
it's far from ordinary – wear through summer for a subtle sensuality.
Vanessa Paradis for Chanel Vanessa Paradis Named the New Face of Chanel Store Lipstick: In 1992, Vanessa Paradis whistled and displayed her skills as an acrobat, lending her youthful grace and already exceptional personality to the Coco fragrance. In 2003, in front of Karl Lagerfeld’s camera, Vanessa became the muse of the Cambom handbags. In 2010, Vanessa’s modern elegance, boldness of character and power of emotion will unite with a range of lipsticks with an evocative name: Rouge COCO de Chanel Store. The special relationship thus continues, with consistency and modernity.
Would You Wear This Chanel Store Gown To Your Wedding? Having just tied the knot myself, I’ve still got canapés, floral arrangements, and, yes, dresses on the mind. I wore Fendi Spring ‘09 to my ceremony and 3.1 Phillip Lim for dinner and dancing, but I couldn’t resist cataloging the inspiring creations from the recent Haute Couture and Resort collections. From Christian Lacroix’s flight of fancy to Alexis Mabille’s garden-party-ready lace frock, here are the looks that caught my eye and the kind of settings they’d work in, should I decide to pull a Gisele and Tom and throw another wedding.
Vanessa Paradis for Chanel Vanessa Paradis Named the New Face of Chanel Store Lipstick: In 1992, Vanessa Paradis whistled and displayed her skills as an acrobat, lending her youthful grace and already exceptional personality to the Coco fragrance. In 2003, in front of Karl Lagerfeld’s camera, Vanessa became the muse of the Cambom handbags. In 2010, Vanessa’s modern elegance, boldness of character and power of emotion will unite with a range of lipsticks with an evocative name: Rouge COCO de Chanel Store. The special relationship thus continues, with consistency and modernity.
Would You Wear This Chanel Store Gown To Your Wedding? Having just tied the knot myself, I’ve still got canapés, floral arrangements, and, yes, dresses on the mind. I wore Fendi Spring ‘09 to my ceremony and 3.1 Phillip Lim for dinner and dancing, but I couldn’t resist cataloging the inspiring creations from the recent Haute Couture and Resort collections. From Christian Lacroix’s flight of fancy to Alexis Mabille’s garden-party-ready lace frock, here are the looks that caught my eye and the kind of settings they’d work in, should I decide to pull a Gisele and Tom and throw another wedding.
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