Chanel Released 2012/13 Advanced Workshop Series

Since 2002, Carle Lagrange has created a series of advanced garments to display his precious traditional handicrafts every year. The Chanel handcrafts workshop is a tribute to the advanced handcrafts workshop, including the Desrues jewelry and jewelry workshop, Lemari mountain camellia and feather decorating workshop, Lesage embroidery workshop, Massaro shoe workshop, Michel hat making workshop, Goossens gold and silver decoration workshop, Guillet flower decoration workshop, Montex embroidery workshop and Causse gloves workshop. While paying tribute to the handicraft, the advanced handcraft series also comes from and Chanel Brand history draws inspiration from the international metropolis and culture, including Tokyo, New York, Monte Carlo, London, Moscow, Shanghai, Byzantium and Mumbai.

This year, Carle Lagrange's choice. Edinburgh, As the holy land of Mousika in this season, the indissoluble bond between Chanel brand and Scotland gave him inspiration. Scotland's exquisite twill and top Kashmir cashmere have become the classic elements of Chanel brand. Chanel has been committed to protecting traditional technology and handicrafts, and has recently incorporated the Barrie knitting workshop in the town of Hok, on the border of Scotland. Barrie knitting workshop has been working closely with Chanel for over 25 years to produce Kashmir cashmere knitted garments, including Chanel's most classic two color cardigan. The acquisition not only saved the Barrie knitting workshop, but also supported its future development and growth.

In addition to the Scotland men's skirt, what does Karl want to express in the 2013 early autumn series of Chanel? The masculinity of Chanel comes from the wonderful time of miss Coco Chanel and her lover, Prince West Minster (Duke of Westminster) in Scotland. But the inspiration of this show, including the location of the show, is more from the Mary Queen of Scots in Scotland. Her sad story gave Karl the best excuse to express her dilapidated romantic feelings in the early autumn series.

But in this series, we haven't found a lot of dramatic elements. Instead, the models look like characters from the collection of paintings in the National Gallery of Scotland. Especially the last set of ornaments with lace and feathers. Wool dress It seems that we have heard the exquisite skills of opera performers in their vocalization. The world that Karl presents through Chanel is always more beautiful than we think.