Lily Allen - it's either you love her or you hate her. But apparently Chanel's Karl Lagerfeld love her as she takes the part of being at the forefront of the brand's ad campaign and shot by no other than Kraiser himself.
The adorable "foul-mouth" as they call her looks amazingly cute with her diamond tiara, dark sunnies and sleek separates. She looks very Audrey Hepburn-ish but with the new Coco Cocoon reversible handbag collection of Chanel.
Makes me want to have breakfast at Tiffany's.
Do you wish to carry a Chanel paper bag for good. Well, they heard you. They made a leather bag patterned after a Chanel shopping bag!
Why oh why is this bag so cute?!
Try to focus on the bag.
Nope he hasn't lost it. Marc Jacobs is honoring the late Stephen Sprouse. The graffiti prints and Day-Glo colors are all part of the Louis Vuitton's limited-edition capsule collection. Shot by Terry Richardson, MJ graces the cover of Harpers Bazaar, with nothing but a Louis Vuitton bag and late designer and artist Stephen Sprouse’s graffti inspired prints emblazoned over his naked body.
This ad is so cute.
Here's Juliette Lewis standing beside the leaning tower of Rebecca Minkoff bags.
It's a nice sort of a "sneak peek" of what we'll be expecting from her Holiday '08 Collection.
Karl Lagerfeld has a new bag line launching in spring 2009. Would you believe that it took the collection took a year to develop? And Karl himself approved each of the 42 designs.
The collection also caters to the techie world with its laptop cases! Last time I heard Karl said he didn't even know how to use a computer! Talk about technophobia! He said, "I don't use a computer; I do research with my brain. And if I want or need to — I get people to do it for me.”
The collection looks futuristic. But according to press release the collection was "inspired by the designer’s passion for modern architecture and photography, and especially by his spirited lifestyle and iconic personality."
So bagaholics, expect to see these available in high-end department stores for $595 to $3,000.
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