Lastly, the floral-clad bride at the end with accompany men-of-honor and gorgeous tropical bouquets, who somehow made gerbera daisies look good! The colors! The white! It’s just the right amount of color interspersed with the white.Īnd, of course, the PINK and YELLOW throughout! Also, Karl Lagerfeld says that midriff is the new cleavage. Then the gardener comes out with his quilted Chanel watering can waters the soon to be garden and poof the flowers bloom! (Check out the video here).Īnd the models emerge as the gorgeous floral blossoms they are.Īnd because I hear she’s hot right now, Kendall Jenner was one of the runway models. Then, each guest arrives to this, where you can make out the outlines of the cut landscape in the artificial greenhouse.
A bit cryptic when you see the magic they’ve created inside. So interesting to hear his process, non?Ĭhanel’s instagram announces a save the date in the form of a simple outline of the Grand Palais.
Mind blown. Then the trick was to create a look on the runway that mimicked the theme with embroidery and fabric. And, as only Karl Lagerfeld can do, he assembled a team of engineers to create a mechanical forest of blossoming blooms as the models walk by. “There are 300 machines here under our feet, one to make each flower work,” says Lagerfeld. This is what I’m gathering so far according to Vogue: Karl Lagerfeld dreamed up the concept about 6 months ago–a cross between Matisse’s paper cut outs and 3D Chinese paper lanterns.
Which leads me to my usual slew of logistical questions: Who created this? How long did this take? How much money did it take to make this? In the words of my friend Mary, “Money makes the flowers bloom.” My groggy eyes exploded when they came in contact with the beauty of the show. I love being known for oversized flowers–there’s nothing more in this world I’d rather be associated with. I awoke to a slew of texts with a screen capture from Chanel Couture’s 2015 spring show.
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