As likely as marie antoinette was a shepardess, chanel was your typical farm attire.
Yet Couture was the garb that Karl clothed his models in before sending them for a literal roll in the hay in his latest Spring 2010 Ready-to-Wear showcase.
It was utter madness yet almost helplessly funny, the most ridiculous of backdrops- you couldn't have staged a better contrast for the exquisitely expensive suits.
All that was needed to complete the picture of idyllic country bliss was a couple of cows and a few muddy pigs to send the immaculately dressed front row crowd into a tizzy.
No one but Karl could have dreamt up this wild romp as a vehicle to imbue the collection with a renewed sense of youthful abandonment and carefree vigour. If channelling milkmaid was the key, well cowboy it worked like a charm.
We're living The Simple life all over again...
Also, I counted at least seven unmistakable Red White and Blue [or Bleu Blanc Rouge most likely] outfits that matched right down to the floral tricolore heels. I didn't quite know what to make of them but it really does stand out from the usual black white and pink Chanel palate.
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I love it too!
ReplyDeleteI even made a post about it like you ;)
just your average girls down on the farm..
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thanks,
Karen
Their shows are always SO interesting! I love it!
ReplyDeletePS- used one of your images on my post today...just wanted you to know! :)
Wasn't it a crazy show?? I just love his eccentricity. Have a happy weekend, xv.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like Karl really put on a crowd pleaser of a show this time! I look forward to almost all Chanel runway presentations but I think this one really created the whimsy & fun that was much needed this crazy year.
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