Chanel 2016 Pre Fall Collection

Chanel Pre Fall 2016
View Gallery 30 Photos
Chanel Pre-fall  2016 Collection
Chanel 2016 Collection
Chanel Pre-fall  Collection
Chanel 2016 Pre-fall   Collection
Chanel Pre-fall   Collection
Chanel Latest Pre-fall  2016 Collection
Pre-fall  Chanel 2016 Collection
Pre-fall  Chanel 2016 Collection
Pre-fall  Chanel 2016 Collection
Pre-fall  2016 Chanel  Collection
Pre-fall  2016 Chanel Collection
Pre-fall  Chanel Latest Collection
Pre-fall  Latest Chanel 2016 Collection
2016 Chanel Pre-fall  Collection
2016 Chanel Collection
2016 Pre-fall  Chanel Collection
2016 Chanel Pre-fall  Collection
2016 Chanel Latest Collection
2016 Latest Chanel  Pre-fall  Collection
2016 Latest Pre-fall  Chanel Collection
Chanel 2016 Collection
Chanel 2016 Pre-fall  Collection
Pre-fall  Chanel Collection
Chanel Latest 2016 Pre-fall  Collection
Chanel Pre-fall  Latest 2016 Collection
Pre-fall  2016 Chanel Collection
Latest Collection by Chanel Pre-fall  2016
Latest Chanel Collection 2016
Latest Chanel Collection Pre-fall
Latest Collection Pre-fall  2016 by Chanel

Chanel Pre Fall Collection for fall 2016

Leave it to Karl Lagerfeld to combine those familiar phrases with cinematic roots in order to create fashion fireworks for Chanel -and at a tender moment for the French capital, still shrouded in grief and gripped with heightened security following the Nov. 13 terror attacks.
 
“I didn’t know when we started the idea of Paris in Rome that it would be the best moment to show a perfect, romantic Paris when Paris today in reality is the opposite of a romantic city,” Lagerfeld said during a preview of his latest Métiers d’Art collection. “It’s really unbelievable, no?”
 
Tuesday night’s show, staged at the famed Cinecittà film studio No. 5, was a tour de force of saucy Gallic chic, paraded in a vast set depicting an idealized Paris neighborhood of yore, all in sooty black-and-white and complete with cheese shops, wine merchants, bakeries, an oyster bar and, of course, a cinema. The decor was a nod to late French production designer Alexandre Trauner, who famously designed sets for most of Marcel Carné’s films in the Thirties and Forties.
 
Lagerfeld also premiered “Once and Forever,” an 11-minute movie he directed that features Kristen Stewart as a fiery actress slated to star in a Chanel biopic – if only she could stop bickering with practically everyone on set. It was projected onto a giant screen in the outdoor La Piscina area of the studio, flanked by set elements from “Gangs of New York,” just one of the 3,000 films that have been shot at the sprawling Cinecittà complex. Earlier, guests sipped cocktails amidst the statuary and buildings from the TV show “Rome.”
 
The almost surreal pre-fall fashion show, like the film, unfurled an intricate narrative that connected Gabrielle Chanel to the movie business, and to the Eternal City.

Designerzcentral