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quarta-feira, 17 de novembro de 2010
terça-feira, 28 de setembro de 2010
segunda-feira, 13 de setembro de 2010
domingo, 12 de setembro de 2010
Chanel SoHo Boutique Re-Opening
On Thursday evening the Chanel boutique on Wooster Street in SoHo was re-opened. The event was one of the kick-offs to New York Fashion Week and featured an appearance by Karl Lagerfeld, who was also in town to be feted by the FIT Couture Council, as well as music by Chanel Ambassador Alexa Chung. Other guests included Blake Lively, Diane Kruger, Byrdie Bell, Leigh Lezark, Karolina Kurkova, Rachel Bilson, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel Zoe and more. Continue reading to view additional photos from the event.
sábado, 11 de setembro de 2010
RSVIP: Starry Karl Lagerfeld Relaunch of the Chanel Boutique in Soho
The economy didn't appear to be an issue whenChanel reopened their boutique at 98 Wooster Street in Soho on Thursday night with an effervescent Euro budget. Champagne and trays brimming with bits of foie gras just kept coming on the wide black walkway built around the side of the building with louvered walls open to the cobbled street.Also served to celebrities on trays were black cans marked Chanel that looked as if they held spray paint. Instead, the device shot infrared to create graffiti on slick black wall monitors. "All right," said Claire Danes, aiming her can. "We need to do some graffiti!"
Graffiti has never looked quite so elegant.
With a bejeweled, shimmering black jacket over her shoulders, Sarah Jessica Parker mentioned that only her shoes and the bag were not Chanel.
Peter Marino, in head-to-toe black-leather, said that he had designed the new Chanel Boutique with Karl Lagerfeld. He described the interior as "only black-and-white, no beige."
"Beige is the color of Chanel," said Marino. "But this is strikingly youthful. And there is a lot of artwork by up-and-coming artists: works by Robert Green, Gregor Hildebrandt-- he melted old 45 records into cake pans. Richard Woods did the black-and-white faux-brick columns." Up high, fluorescent lights wrapped in rubber were also art.
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