Chanel Has Been Plagiarized By Explosion. Cuba'S Holiday Show Shoes Are Similar To Adidas'S.

Luxury brand Chanel Again suspected of plagiarism. Before the Chanel2017 early spring vacation show held in Cuba, some American media found that in the photos of the model preview, some shoes were almost the same as those of Adidas.

Chanel suspected of plagiarism Adidas news released by the American media TFL in Twitter, but later deleted, TFL did not announce the reason for deletion. From the product observation, both of the slippers are similar in color and style. Before the advent of the big show, Chanel and Adidas did not respond to the alleged plagiarism incident.

In December last year, luxury brand Chanel first recognized plagiarism. Without the authorization of knitting designer Mati Ventrillon, the design elements were almost identical with the design elements used directly in the 2016 advanced workshop series just released in Rome. Under the pressure of social media discussion, Chanel formally apologized to the designer.

Designer Mati Ventrillon Ventrillon revealed in social media that two Chanel employees visited her faire Island variegated pattern. WOOLLEN KNITWEAR The workshop also bought some of her products because of the study of clothing elements. Then she found that Chanel used her design in the Mtiers d 'Art series of 2016 advanced handwork show just released in Rome.

According to the latest news from the US media, the recent holiday series show in Cuba may be the last work designed by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel.

According to the New York post, a friend of Karl Lagerfeld pointed out that the 82 year old creative director was "really tired." Anonymous sources also revealed: "he hasn't been doing very well recently, so he is going to stop."

This rumor has been circulating for several months, especially considering Chanel. 2016 autumn and winter fashion A big review of the design shows that Karl Lagerfeld is ready to leave the brand that it joined in 1983. As for the rumor, his successor is Hedi Slimane, who recently resigned from the creative director of Saint Laurent.