Chanel Boy Hangbags Spring 2012 Campaign

Chanel Boy Hangbags Spring 2012

Alice Dellal becomes the face of Chanel Boy handbag collection. Accompanying the new advertisement is “My New Friend Boy”, a video directed by Karl Largerfeld.
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Sigrid Agren for Chanel’s Rouge Coco

Sigrid Agren Rouge Coco Chanel

The always divine Sigrid Agren embodies the Chanel Coco Rouge for Spring Summer 2012.

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Chanel Spring Summer 2012 Campaign

Joan Smalls and Saskia de Brauw

Chanel’s Spring 2012 ad campaign has been released and it features Joan Smalls and Saskia de Brauw photographed by Karl Lagerfeld.

The duo posed in black and white for the new season. The campaign was shot at the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, France.
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Is Alice Dellal the New Face of Chanel?

Alice Dellal

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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Chanel Makeup Remover Pads

Chanel Le coton Pads

Chanel’s Le Coton pads, at $20 a package, boast a Japanese-design, handpicked Egyptian cotton and an inner filling “comprised of lightly entwined, elastic Australian fibers,” according to Chanel’s website. Each cotton pad features the Chanel logo.
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Chanel Paris-Bombay Metiers d’Art show

Stella Tennant Karl Lagerfeld

The annual Chanel Metier D’Arts premiere took place in the Galerie Courbe at Paris’s Grand Palais Tuesday December 6 with an India-themed luxury show.

Models, adorned with accessories including head-jewellery and turbans – also for men – walked the epic runway sporting the 2012 pre-fall collection.

Guests sat at banquet tables, which doubled as a runway, complete with chandeliers, opulent candlesticks – and a feast fit for a Maharaja.
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