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The legendary designer and bibliophile Karl Lagerfeld made a speech Tuesday for immortality by staging his haute couture Chanel Paris show in front of the French Academy
The Venerable Institution, whose members are known as "the immortals", was the centerpiece of a spectacular set featuring the banks of the Seine that Lagerfeld had built in the Grand Palace in the French capital
All bookstore booksellers – dressed in Chanel well Sure – with their vintage Vogue magazines and their volumes on Chanel, Paris's pavements and embankments have been recreated in incredibly realistic details.
It was not enough to pass for the truth, it was the tourist and some beggars
At 84, the Kaiser is now too old to be admitted. one of the academies housed below the golden dome of the Institut de France which acts as the guardians of French culture.
Lagerfeld is in fact almost a decade older than the age limit to be wise, but the German
He still draws for Chanel in Paris and Fendi in Rome – even though lately he has been a little doddery on his feet.
There was, however, almost a spring in his approach on Tuesday, he took the bow for a classically restrained fall-winter classic collection marked by slit dresses and sleeves.
– Victorian chic –
"Karl is as fresh as a young groom", Conde Nast maven Karina Dobrotvorskaya cooed on Instagram on his picture of him with his "bride", the traditional finale of the high parades sewing.
The godchildren of Lagerfeld Hudson and Jameson Kroenig – the sons of his favorite male model, the American Brad Kroenig – were also at his side after playing the role of riparian booksellers in the show with their father.
Like Dior's show the day before, Lagerfeld opted for a refined sobriety of split black and gray dresses slashed abruptly, worn on the short thigh mini-skirts.
Many were illuminated by shards of crystals, feathers and sequined embroidery that emphasized the split zipper arms.
While much of the collection had retro 1940s retro styling with cock-shaped mannequins hairstyles and some of them fascinating hats, there were also Victorian Belle Epoch frills in satin and tulle dresses with shimmering tweed capes and long fingerless gloves.
High fashion shows – which take place in Paris – are the cream of fashion. 19659016] Thousands of hours of work are sometimes spent on hand-made dresses that only the richest women on the planet can offer.
The French Ministry of Industry recognizes craftsmanship hand-sewn.
Only 14 fashion houses currently have recognition, including Chanel, Christian Dior, Giambattista Valli, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Maison Margiela, Schiaparelli, Alexis Mabille and Stephane Rolland
Karl Lagerfeld, flanked by his godchildren , took a step forward by seizing the fall-winter haute couture collection in Paris
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