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NANA KOMATSU
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
Nana Komatsu was photographed by Bungo Tsuchiya for Nylon Japan wearing looks the Fall-Winter 2018/19 collection, now in boutiques.
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NANA KOMATSU
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LEAFY CAMOUFLAGE
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
Recalling autumn leaves rustled over the floor of the show’s decor, nature-inspired leaf motifs are this season’s signature print. Day-to-evening georgette looks and velvet woodland coats illuminate the Fall-Winter 2018/19 silhouette like rays of sun seeping through foliage.
The Fall-Winter 2018/19 collection is in boutiques and on chanel.com
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DELICATE FEATHERWORK
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
Hand-painted feathers by Maison Lemarié frame an evening look from the Fall-Winter collection as if they have drifted in and attached themselves to the shoulders, cuffs and hem of the tweed dress. These details in matching tones elongate and structure the season’s long tubular silhouette.
See the collection in boutiques and on chanel.com
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© Vogue Brésil, Août 2018 — Luigi & Iango, Pedro Sales
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© Vogue Brésil, Août 2018 — Luigi & Iango, Pedro Sales
GRACE ELIZABETH
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
The model appears on the cover of the September issue of Vogue Brasil photographed by Luigi & Iango wearing earrings, leather gloves and a black lace dress from the Fall-Winter 2018/19 collection adorned with bijoux straps by Maison Desrues.
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PADDED JACKETS
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
Down-jackets with hooked chevron-effect trim contrast delicate evening gowns in lace, offering Karl Lagerfeld’s new take on the iconic CHANEL jacket. Quilted and water resistant, they combine the codes of the House with those of sportswear. In the words of Gabrielle Chanel: ”Dress a woman in black & white at a party and you'll see only her." Paul Morand, L’Allure de Chanel
The Fall-Winter 2018/19 collection is now in boutiques and on chanel.com
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© Olivier Saillant
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© Olivier Saillant
FOREST FOOTWEAR
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
Derbies, a lace-up footwear style reminiscent of that once worn on country walks, turn golden-brown in a gilded motif in the Fall-Winter 2018/19 collection.
See them in boutiques and on chanel.com
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THE NEW CHANEL ‘31’ HANDBAG
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
The ‘31’ handbag, Fall-Winter’s signature accessory, was inspired by a bag once owned by Gabrielle Chanel. According to Karl Lagerfeld, its name refers to a French saying. “You know that there is special meaning behind it, the expression ‘se mettre sur son 31’ means when one gets dressed up.”
The ‘31’ can be carried in different ways: firmly in hand by its handle or folded like a clutch, or slung across the body. Quilted and generously shaped, it comes in a range of bold colors, from pale pink to red, coral and electric blue, as well as different materials, leather, canvas or tweed.
Now in boutiques and on chanel.com
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WOODLAND VOLUMES
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
To create a woodland coat from the Fall-Winter collection, tweed was spun from nut, brown and green yarn. An empire-waisted coat with wide turned-up and trompe-l’œil cap sleeves and a raised collar finish the design.
The collection is in boutiques and on chanel.com
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© Kristy Sparow
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© Kristy Sparow
GOLDEN-BROWN BOOTS
FALL-WINTER 2018/19
Oxide gold or copper leather boots reflect the texture of fallen leaves on a forest floor. Printed with moss and bark motifs, their soft and supple nature, slim shape and small heel finish the winter look.
Now in boutiques and on chanel.com
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LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE
FOR A NEW SITE DEDICATED TO
CHANEL'S MÉTIERS D'ARTS
CHANEL is increasing its commitment to its Métiers d’art with the establishment of a dedicated new site to be completed in 2020 in the 19th arrondissement in Paris.
Bruno Pavlovsky, President of CHANEL SAS, laid the first foundation stone of the building on Monday, alongside Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris. ‘This remarkable and ambitious project will be a new chapter in the great adventure that CHANEL is pleased to have initiated more than 30 years ago: that of perpetuating the Métiers d'art in Paris, near the creation studios.’ — Bruno Pavlovsky