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WWD suggests that Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld’s latest muse is model/rocker Alice Dellal, hinting she could be the next face for Chanel handbags.
Dellal, famed for her half-shaved head and being a drummer in Thrush Metal, can typically be seen wearing ripped jeans, biker jackets and fishnet tights.
Gossip Girl star Blake Lively is currently the face of the Mademoiselle range, and Lily Allen modelled for the Cocoon bag campaign back in 2009.

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Christian Dior have launched a one-off accessories line in collaboration with conceptual German artist Anselm Reyle.
Reyle has been given carte blanche to create a collection of accessories utilising his use of colour and texture.
The collection will include everything from wallets and clutches up to full sized handbags and shopper totes.

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Jeremy Scott and Longchamp continue their ongoing collaboration on Longchamp’s Pliage bag.
So many prints which succeeded, this season, he takes us on holidays with this colored and funny Postcard bag.


Longchamp is launching a new weekly online web series, entitled Heels, to UK residents at the website sofeminine.co.uk.
It will subsequently be shown in France and Germany, as well as Korea, Japan, China and the US at the start of 2012.
The series will document the life of a fashion magazine editor, although identities of the show’s characters will be kept anonymous, with their faces never being shown.

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Marion Cotillard takes to Hollywood, California for the latest Christian Dior Lady Dior handbags campaign shot by Steven Klein.
The campaign geatures Cotillard against a Hollywood Hills backdrop, grasping a covetable croc number with bright crimson and turquoise accents.
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The resort 2012 campaign from Prada enlists French actress and model Léa Seydoux for a romantically dark series of images lensed by Steven Meisel.
