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{daily inspiration} Chanel Pre-Fall 2014



  Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at 7:30 AM   |    Post a Comment     Tagged:, 
What do you think when you hear Chanel? Classic? French? How about Texan? Well that's exactly what we got in the Chanel Pre-Fall 2014 show held in Dallas back in December. I love all the western style infused into the collection. The aztec prints, fringe, and cowboy boots are a great change from what we usually expect from Chanel. Although, I think lately we've learned to expect the unexpected from Karl Lagerfeld.


Watch the full show here:

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8 comments:

  1. Elements of this really are unexpected from Chanel, aren't they? I do love all the layering bits....

    Courtney ~ Sartorial Sidelines

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  2. some really awesome pieces... love all the long layers and the little details on the dresses.

    xxx
    Lady à la Mode

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  3. I'm more of a fan of the softer looks in the last few photos. Oh, and that black fringy bag is super cool!

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  4. I did not like it. It felt too Ralph Lauren to be Chanel.

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  5. WOW you're absolutely right - this is not what I'd expect from Karl! Then again, this aztec-genre is veeeery popular right now. Props to him for making the look more chic and less grungy.

    www.StingyStyle.net

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  6. Wow, I love it. It's western but with a feminine softness.

    http://myfifthavenue.blogspot.com/

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  7. I basically was drooling over all of these pictures! I am sort of obsessed even though its not the Chanel we are all used too!
    xo stylelista
    www.stylelistaconfessions.com

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  8. Interesting choice going western. Not really my style, but I'd take the star dress...
    Chic on the Cheap

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