Karl Lagerfeld's 30-year track record at
Chanel speaks to the validity of his judgment. Were the sneakers
shtick? Of course they were (although expect them to sell), but shtick
with a point. Lagerfeld was proclaiming the currency of couture: It can
be young, it can be active, it can be versatile, all while remaining
consummately couture.
The collection of Chanel
was hyper-focused yet diverse. One major theme was the intense corsetry
exposed between cropped jackets and belled skirts as well as
breathe-freely waistless looks as different as divine diva gowns and a
sheer T-shirt-and-bicycle shorts ensemble. The latter pulsed with the
kind of fashion audacity that cries out for a brave starlet to don at the Oscars.
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