Chanel's "Feminist World" Brings You Into The Fashion Journey.

2015 Paris spring and summer fashion week entered the eighth day in September 30th, and 10 new brands appeared. Among them, the most anticipated is undoubtedly the new Chanel product from Karl Lagerfeld. This famous designer who brings surprises to the fashion industry every season will be Paris. The Grand Palace It has become the "feminist world" of Chanel.

A huge background plate transformed Paris's The Grand Palace into a typical Paris street. The T station also lost its appearance. The models were either in groups or in pairs, walking alone from the side of the show, and then vanishing on the other side; some of them were laughing and talking, others were lowering their heads and thinking, everything was natural and random. The audience in it seemed to feel that it was not watching a fashion show, but watching the dazzling passers-by.

Since the 2014 spring summer, Lagerfeld has introduced a rich color to Chanel, and this season is no exception. While maintaining the brand black and white traditional hue, Lagerfeld opened the pattern of free color, which is composed of bright and dark, all kinds of bright colors, solemn and lively.

Flake Dress , the transformed knitted long skirt, neutral suit... This season, Chanel's new work is still dominated by medium and long money, which highlights the graceful posture of women. The material is not super thin, but it also presents the ultimate sex appeal of women.

The most unexpected scene appeared at the end of the fashion show. The collective appearance of the models was transformed by Lagerfeld into a great feminist parade. Models holding horns, holding "women first", "fashion not war", "history is her story" and other slogans, shout loudly for women's rights and interests, the atmosphere is not shocking.

2015 the spring and summer fashion week in Paris began in September 23rd and lasted until October 1st. Including Paris family, Lssey Miyake, Dior, Jean Paul Gauti, Gao Tian Renowned three, Givenchy, St. Laurent, Louis Weedon and Hermes, and other world-renowned fashion brands, new and old fashion designers unveiled their new works to Paris to jointly lead fashion and create popularity.