The death of the famous fashion designer "Chanel", Karl Lagerfeld

The famous designer Carl Lagerfeld died in Paris shortly after suffering from the disease.

The German designer, creative director of Chanel and Fendi, was one of the most famous figures of design and fashion and worked until his death.

A hairy hairstyle known as "Bonnie Tell" and black glasses and white high collar shirts made him a well-known character around the world.

It has been touted by major global fashion companies, including Italian fashion designer Donatella Versace.

"Today, the world has lost a giant among men," said Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine.

Rumors about the deteriorating health of Lagerfeld were spread several weeks after missing several fashion events, including the Chanel fashion show, for the spring-summer fashion last month.

Lagerfeld died Tuesday morning after being hospitalized the night before, according to French media reports.

The couturier Lagerfeld, who died at the age of 85, is crowned emperor or "tsar".

Lagerfeld was one of the most famous fashion designers in the world in three of the world's largest fashion houses.

He has been leading Chanel for more than 30 years, combining artistic taste and business acumen, and bringing sales of the Parisian brand to $ 10 billion in 2017.

But his Lagerfeld brand has gone beyond his field of activity, covering every aspect of his life.

His famous phrase, "Everyone who wears jogging pants has lost control of his life."

"I'm a brand that works among people," he told CNN in 2011.

The birth of a star

The date of Lagerfeld's birth was controversial for a while. Lagerfeld's website says that he was born in 1938, although many say he's five years older.

He was born in Hamburg of a German mother and a Swedish father, Otto, famous for the import of condensed milk.

A few years later he moved with his parents to Bad Bramstedt, where he spent years of war.

The young Lagerfeld did not intend to stay in his hometown after being a fashion designer. He felt that he could have a promising future and that fate was hiding so much.

"When I was a child and a young man, I had the feeling that it did not matter what you did as long as I was convinced!" I thought I was losing my life. I lost it in Germany after this dark war.

Laagerfeld moved to Paris in 1952 after attending the Dior show in Hamburg.

His fame came in 1954, when he won first prize for a drawing of a coat, designed by Pierre Palmein. Who was impressed by the design and offered him the job of assisting him.

After only three years, he was appointed Technical Director of Batu Committees.

In 1965, shortly after his work at Dar Chloé, he began a collaboration until the end of his life with the Italian fashion house Fendi.

But it's his career as a technical director at Chanel since the beginning of 1983 that has propelled him into the limelight and made him the fashion icon for the next three decades.

Although he admitted that the founder of Chanel brand was not satisfied with the direction in which he took the mark. "What I'm doing will make Coco hate me," he says.

Despite everything, he did not take the throne of fashion until after the creation of his own brand, Karl Lagerfeld.

He was not satisfied with the design of simple clothes, so he began filming all his creations in 1987.

The beginning of the last century saw the entry of Lagerfeld into a new market, that of food. He got rid of about 43 kg of weight and turned his experience into a book called "3D Diet", which should be sold to thousands of copies.

"I suddenly wanted to wear clothes designed by Hadi Suleiman, who was working at Saint Laurent and who now designs the Dior Home collections," he said in an interview with Telegraph in 2004.

In this year, he became the first fashion designer to collaborate with the famous H & M.

This was followed by more cooperation – where he designed three different cocktails for Coca-Cola, for his favorite Coke.

The launch of this project in 2011 was a big deal in announcing the famous "young man who holds the gas bottle on a silver tray"

Despite his age, he followed the evolution of the celebrity world, embracing stars such as the Cardashians, while last year had released a capsule with Caya Garver, the daughter of luxury model Cindy Crawford. .

The inability of the age to undermine its language of sharp and sometimes shocking views, including attacking Germany's decision to open the door to Syrian refugees, and flood the movement "Me to "in an interview with Numeiro.

The death of Lagerfeld was marked by the great sadness of the world of fashion that he had been running for many years. Many have welcomed his dissatisfaction and the legacy he has left behind.

It seems that Lagerfeld was less affected by his inheritance than those who complained of his death and that, two months before his death, rumors that he had written his memoirs would be denied him.

"I have nothing to say," he said. "I'm really trying to make sure I do not remember it."