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Hello, girls! How are you doing? How was your weekend?
The Paris fashion week has passed, but today I'm gonna to bring an article about something that caught my attention.
Accustomed to innovate both in fashion and in the scene of parades, Chanel built a large wooden structure to present his haute couture collection at the Grand Palais in Paris. Outside, the natural grass and blue sky fake created a Zen garden atmosphere and gave a clue to the inspiration of German designer Karl Lagerfeld: a celebration of nature, with a super chic eco-friendly approach. "I think it's the first collection of haute couture made with an ecological approach. It's fun to do that after being so high-tech," he told WWD fashion website.
On the catwalk, the proposal materialized in embroidered details of bees, butterflies and birds, in appliques of the flowers, and even textures made with wood chips. A clean and organic appearance of the outfits is potentiated with the choice of the materials such as raffia, linen, straw and rustic cotton. Satin dresses and silk inspired boudoir aesthetic gained air stripped with the bags hanging at the waist, that reminded fanny packs to carry the phone. The long capes accompanied the latest looks and glamor added to the monochrome models. Beige the preferred tone of founder Gabrielle Coco Chanel (1883-1971) predominated in the color palette. But the navy blue and black in addition to the celebrated rose quartz and blue serenity also had space in the collection. Two fluttering models brought a floral proposal and exhaled a feminine and spring scent. Long and wide sleeves many rounded and midi length skirts reinforced sobriety, which dissipated a little on evening wear, dresses that left the shoulders bare and low-cut models, as used by the top Kendall Jenner. The feet of the models also drew attention: the two-tone shoes with asymmetric heels promise to become part-desire of the fashionistas.
The Paris fashion week has passed, but today I'm gonna to bring an article about something that caught my attention.
Accustomed to innovate both in fashion and in the scene of parades, Chanel built a large wooden structure to present his haute couture collection at the Grand Palais in Paris. Outside, the natural grass and blue sky fake created a Zen garden atmosphere and gave a clue to the inspiration of German designer Karl Lagerfeld: a celebration of nature, with a super chic eco-friendly approach. "I think it's the first collection of haute couture made with an ecological approach. It's fun to do that after being so high-tech," he told WWD fashion website.
On the catwalk, the proposal materialized in embroidered details of bees, butterflies and birds, in appliques of the flowers, and even textures made with wood chips. A clean and organic appearance of the outfits is potentiated with the choice of the materials such as raffia, linen, straw and rustic cotton. Satin dresses and silk inspired boudoir aesthetic gained air stripped with the bags hanging at the waist, that reminded fanny packs to carry the phone. The long capes accompanied the latest looks and glamor added to the monochrome models. Beige the preferred tone of founder Gabrielle Coco Chanel (1883-1971) predominated in the color palette. But the navy blue and black in addition to the celebrated rose quartz and blue serenity also had space in the collection. Two fluttering models brought a floral proposal and exhaled a feminine and spring scent. Long and wide sleeves many rounded and midi length skirts reinforced sobriety, which dissipated a little on evening wear, dresses that left the shoulders bare and low-cut models, as used by the top Kendall Jenner. The feet of the models also drew attention: the two-tone shoes with asymmetric heels promise to become part-desire of the fashionistas.
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