Remember the goddess Anne Hathaway's fashion makeover in The Queen Who Wears Prada?
The village girl becomes a beautiful person, relying not only on makeup, but also on the style of wearing.
The fashion items on the body, hats, pearl necklaces, coats, sunglasses, mostly from Chanel, lining the whole person smart and elegant.
In "Coffee Commune", the Chanel headdresses and earrings of the two heroines, Kristen Stewart and Blake Lively bling bling, suddenly pull people back to the high fashion circle of the 1930s.
In fact, even earlier, Chanel was already a unique charm in light and shadow.
In 1960, the French master Alan René directed "Last Year in Marienbad", the heroine Defiin Serrigue's costume was designed by Coco Chanel herself. Classic Chanel elements such as black lace, feather robes, chiffon skirts, and pearl necklaces have a unique charm in black and white light and shadow.
The Age of Chanel, opened by Coco Chanel.
After her death, the new era of Chanel was ushered in by Karl Lagerfeld, known as the "fashionable Lafayette".
Signed a lifetime contract with Chanel, serving her for more than 36 years, producing ten collections of ready-to-wear and couture for Chanel every year.
Chanel's first fashion show after Carl's death, still held at the Grand Palais in Paris, transformed into a winter village surrounded by mountains, the 2019 Chanel Autumn/Winter Haute Couture ready-to-wear collection, co-designed by Carl and Virginie Via (Director of Chanel Creative Studio).
The collection is dominated by white, beige, black and navy blue that exude the winter atmosphere, interspersed with a few shades of purple, pink, brick red and emerald green. A range of delicate and subtle colours add a touch of warmth to this season's tweed, knitted and leather styles, making the soft winter colours even brighter.
The world's impression is that Karl has always been an artistic genius that is difficult for others to match.
However, in addition to the title of fashion designer, proficient in German, English, French, Italian and Chinese, the themes he published also spanned fashion, photography, literature, advertising, music, newspapers, illustration...
In addition, Karl also used images to photograph Chanel's fashion concept. Coco Chanel under his lens, more realistic, more three-dimensional.
Have the courage to be the first fashion bold——
When you are no longer young, elegance and femininity are a kind of nobility. Unfortunately, young girls can't have such charm.
At the Ritz Hotel, where you often stay, you can see the overalls of the male attendant of the elevator service, golden buttons, yellow and blue stripes on the collar and cuffs. Even in the men's clothes worn on the waiter's body, she immediately decided, "I'm going to make one for myself." ”
Chanel's unknown softness and loneliness are also gently captured by Karl with images.
In her later years, she was famous all over the world and her family was rich, but the only housekeeper who accompanied her for the longest time was the housekeeper who served her for many years. I wanted him to eat with him, sit down and chat, just make a joke to let him marry himself, and scare him into running away...
Her old lover had been dead for twelve years, but she still remembered it, collecting the love letters he had written to her before she died, begging the beautiful model to read them to her.
ps: The above are all the content of the film, and some involve Carl's artistic exaggeration
Carl's film approaches Coco Chanel and even more chanel.
Those Chanel costumes that have been stunning with light and shadow are also entering reality, zero distance from you.
Shanghai film fans can check in the mademoiselle privé "Into Chanel" exhibition and watch a joint screening of 4 art videos directed by Carl himself.
In particular, the fourth video work in the joint screening, "Night Visit", was specially filmed for the "Into Chanel" exhibition.
In other words, on a global scale, this work can only be enjoyed at the event site! And this exhibition missed it will not be -
"Into Chanel" exhibition
private mademoiselle
"mademoiselle privé", meaning "exclusive to women", derives its name from the sign on the door of The First Studio by Ms. Chanel at 31 Rue Compont in Paris. The door to the creative world of the Chanel brand is opened here, and you meet the three classics ——
Carl Lagerfeld's reinterpretation of haute couture clothing, Chanel n°5 perfume, and Chanel's only diamond jewelry collection "bijoux de diamants" created by Madame Chanel in 1932 are replicas of the finest jewelry.
You are only one step away from this rare artistic experience.