At the Chanel fall 2014 show, Karl Lagerfeld introduced a collection for the (very) modern-day woman set in a makeshift "Chanel Shopping Center."
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In keeping with the grocery store story, models picked up a few provisions in between their runway duties.
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Ordinary grocery baskets got the Chanel treatment! In place of mesh wires, the brand's signature chains gave the carry-all a luxe touch.
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Talk about a throwback. A couple clad in all Chanel (tweed skirt set for her, a suit for him) paid homage to the brand's classic aesthetic.
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The designer made a final lap around the show hand in hand with model Cara Delevingne (who opened the show).
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Editors and celebrities alike took a closer look at the Chanel manufactured products, from boxed carbs to "tweed" lemon soda that lined the shelves.
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The space was set with aisles of "Chanel" products broken up by extravagant food stations, from charcuterie to fromagerie.
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Grocery Aisle Turned Catwalk
At the Chanel fall 2014 show, Karl Lagerfeld introduced a collection for the (very) modern-day woman set in a makeshift "Chanel Shopping Center."
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Who Says Models Don't Eat?
In keeping with the grocery store story, models picked up a few provisions in between their runway duties.
The Newest Accessory: A Chanel Chain Basket
Ordinary grocery baskets got the Chanel treatment! In place of mesh wires, the brand's signature chains gave the carry-all a luxe touch.
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Grocery Shopping Gone Glam
Talk about a throwback. A couple clad in all Chanel (tweed skirt set for her, a suit for him) paid homage to the brand's classic aesthetic.
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Karl Lagerfeld and Cara Delevingne
The designer made a final lap around the show hand in hand with model Cara Delevingne (who opened the show).
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A Closer Look at the Chanel Goods
Editors and celebrities alike took a closer look at the Chanel manufactured products, from boxed carbs to "tweed" lemon soda that lined the shelves.
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