Chanel – Haute Couture Spring Summer 2010 by Karl Lagerfeld – Full Fashion Show Part 1 in High Quality. (Widescreen)
Sarah Jessica Parker Oscars 2010: Grecian Goddess (PHOTO)
Sarah Jessica Parker looked like a grecian goddess in Chanel. She matched her embellished neckline with a wrist-full of bangles.
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DOUBLE DUTCH: Look who’s a cover girl — Celine’s creative director, Phoebe Philo, gets the honors for the launch issue of The Gentlewoman, the sister magazine to Dutch title Fantastic Man that hits newsstands on March 22. Inside is a profile of Philo and a shoot by David Sims, styled by Camilla Nickerson with the designer posing in her own clothes and both vintage and current Celine looks. “It’s about modernity and women that are just fantastic,” said Penny Martin, the biannual magazine’s editor in chief. “Phoebe was very candid about herself, her mother and silhouette and inspirations.” The 148-page launch issue also features a profile on American artist Jenny Holzer, with portraits of the artist taken by Wolfgang Tillmans. There are also feature articles on DJ Princess Julia, open water swimmer Lynne Cox, winemaker Sara Perez and Kazuyo Sejima, the Japanese architect and the first woman to be appointed as director of the architecture sector for the Venice Biennale. Contributors in the issue include design critic Alice Rawsthorn, fashion designer Louise Gray and model Daisy Lowe. Martin is aiming to showcase female photographers, too. Alexandra Catiere snapped the fine jewelry section with male models clasping a myriad of fine jewels. With the backing of Fantastic’s creative director Jop van Bennekom and publisher, Gert Jonkers, the new fashion title will have a circulation of 72,000. A page of advertising costs 8,500 pounds, or roughly $13,000 at current exchange. Among advertisers in the first issue are Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Jacobs, Prada, Celine, Christian Dior and Y-3. The Gentlewoman will hit the stands with a cover price of 7.80 euros, or $10.95. |
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Details on Chanel Spring/Summer 2010 name of the models : Dree Hemingway, Karlie Kloss, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Lara Stone, Snejana Onopka, Karmen Pedaru, Irina Kulikova, Eniko Mihalik, Kori Richardson, Jacquelyn Jablonski, Heidi Mount, Freja Beha Erichsen, Mirte Maas, Siri Tollerød, Katie Fogarty, Baptiste Giabiconi, Anja Rubik, Denisa Dvorakova, Lindsay Ellingson, Mirte Maas, Abbey Lee Kershaw, Skye Stracke
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Coco Chanel – Spring Summer 2010 by Karl Lagerfeld – Preview Video Show in Excellent Quality – Paris Fashion Week. (Lily Allen sings at the fashion show)
After seeing a few shots from Chanel Cruise 2010, I couldn’t resist sharing some of the highlights with all of you PurseBloggers out there. This has to be one of the most strikingly beautiful runway shows I’ve ever seen, from the Venice Lido boardwalk setting to the 1920s throwback clothes. Karl Lagerfeld said that he chose this particular setting to debut this collection because Coco Chanel was a long-time fan of this particular Italian beach. Coco made yearly visits to this beach during the 1920s, making it particularly appropriate for this set of retro-glam resort wear and beautiful evening dresses. The boardwalk is only steps from the sea, the show began at sunset, and I’ve never found myself wanting to attend any fashion show so much in my entire life.
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Golden Globes
Sandra Bullock (nominee) in Carolina Herrera SS10
Carey Mulligan (nominee) in John Galliano SS10
Penelope Cruz (nominee) in Dior SS10
Marion Cotillard (nominee) in JPG HC Fall 09
Vera Farmiga (nominee) in Donna Karan SS10
Emily Blunt (nominee) in Elie Saab SS10
Anna Kendrick (nominee) in Pucci SS10
All pics are from style. I’ll do more later.
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I must disagree, strenuously and vociferously, with the reintroduction of the wood-bottom clog to the high fashion lexicon. Even when these particular wood-bottom clogs are from Chanel Spring 2010. I will not stand for it.
What I do like, however, is smiling. Models smiling. When was the last time that you saw model after model, looking reasonably happy and human, in a major fashion show. In the fashion show of Paris Fashion Week? And do my eyes deceive me, or was supermodel Sasha Pivovarova talking on a cell phone on the runway?
And is that hay? Did Karl Lagerfeld turn the Grand Palais into a barn?
Yes and yes.
Quite honestly, regardless of the clothes (which were reasonably fabulous, but not the best of the week. Like I said in a previous post, Alexander McQueen already won), Chanel’s show appeared to be the most joyful. At my college, we had a saying: our team may occasionally lose a football game, but we’ve never lost a party. And that’s exactly what Chanel did this week: they won the party. I mean, they even had a live band! With Lily Allen! Was there a keg? If there was a keg, I bet it was really nice beer.
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