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Chanel S/S 2018
Karl Lagerfeld makes a splash at the Grand Palais on the final day of Paris Fashion Week
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Chanel A/W 2014
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We’re adding these bucket bags to our summer style list
Featuring Loewe, Celine, Prada and Chanel
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Smooth sailing: Chanel navigates a new era of high jewellery design
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Ceramics and synthetic stones infiltrate the fine jewellery realm
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Alchemy unwound: the watch and jewellery brands putting their own spin on precious metals
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From Russia with love: Chanel’s 2019 High Jewellery collection
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In prints: Patricia Schwoerer lenses S/S 2020’s standout trends
Take a magnifying lens to the most magnificent womenswear motifs of S/S 2020
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Fashion maths: A/W 2015
From kickboxers to cross dressers, how the A/W 2015 catwalks add up Writer: JJ Martin; Illustrator: Nathalie Lees
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Fashion maths: S/S 2016
From exploding BMWs to Balthus cats, the fashion shows in numbers... Illustrator: Nathalie Lees; Writer: JJ Martin
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Chanel gathers its métiers d’art ateliers under one roof
Chanel opens Le 19M, the Rudy Ricciotti-designed building in Aubervilliers, Paris, which houses the French fashion house’s métiers d’art ateliers, including embroiderer Lesage and shoemaker Massaro
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Chanel’s new watch releases mark the start of a notable horological chapter
Stop! It's Chanel time
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A decade of fashion show history in pictures
British photographer Jason Lloyd Evans shares his favourite backstage images, from the runway shows of Dolce & Gabbana, Chanel, Armani, Proenza Schouler, Versace and more
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Urban legend: Chanel conjures an ancient Grecian spectacle in Paris
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Go for bold: this season’s catwalk jewellery shows flashes of genius
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Best women’s beachwear for turning up the heat
Celine, Saint Laurent, Chanel, Fendi and Lanvin serve up scintillating ensembles for a scorching summer break
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Gentle touch: there’s a fine balance between haute joaillerie and light-as-air fabrics
Photography: Philippe Lacombe. Watches & Jewellery Director: Caragh McKay. Set design: Matthew Morris. As originally featured in the October 2017 issue of Wallpaper* (W*223)
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Shape shifting: making moves with photographer Roos Quakernaat
Roos Quakernaat caught our eye at the latest Hyères Festival of Fashion and Photography. So we did the patronly thing and tasked her with artfully tangling new Dutch design and this season’s key looks, as she explains here in her own words. Fashion: Isabelle Kountoure. Writer: Elly Parsons. As originally featured in the January 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*226)
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Clear view: all is revealed with the latest sunglasses frames
Coming into focus this summer are sunglasses frames that nod to the hardware that holds them together. At Prada, metal details have been placed directly onto the frame – vintage-inspired pilot frames are finished with visible screws and a metal double bridge. For his collaboration with Silhouette, Austrian fashion designer Arthur Arbesser has opted for a rimless style, with lenses that appear to float within their angular frames. Lindberg’s gradient lenses also hover within a retrolooking double metal rim, while Chanel’s pink-toned styles resemble a coloured filter that one would place over a camera lens, fixed into place with a succession of tiny screws. Shades of greatness indeed.
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Chanel S/S 2015
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Brilliant beachwear capsule collections for sunning in style
Beachwear chic comes courtesy of four capsule collections – from Emilia Wickstead x Emporio Sirenuse, Chanel, Missoni x Mytheresa, and Totême x Matchesfashion – that are full of sartorial sunshine
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Chanel A/W 2015
Inside Karl Lagerfeld's 'Brasserie Gabrielle' where Parisian classics were on the menu
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Chanel S/S 2020 Paris Fashion Week Women's
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Chanel S/S 2019 Paris Fashion Week Women's
For spring, Karl Lagerfeld proves that life’s a beach.
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paris Fashion Week S/S 2016
Karl Lagerfeld set his sights on conquering what is currently the world’s worst place for high fashion: our international airports for Chanel
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Chanel A/W 2018
Karl Lagerfeld goes into the woods for autumn
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Chanel marks No.5 centenary with dazzling high jewellery collection
New Chanel high jewellery nods to the design codes of Coco Chanel’s original 1932 collection, and celebrates Chanel No.5
