Chanel calls renewable fashion

Pursue wind turbines and solar panels, the Grand Palais Chanel Karl Lagerfeld filled sent new spring-summer show in Paris on Tuesday as a touch of style to renewable energy to power the house classics. Jennifer Lopez and daughter Emme four years - both in the baby doll dresses - sat in the majority of glass and steel exhibition hall, ready to carry the show to see the penultimate day of Paris headlining. On a track in a giant blue solar model models wrapped their way between a dozen turbines dominant white, 68 girls modeling looks like a marathon 80th "I was not going for an intimate show in a place like this to go," quipped the designer white hair wings behind his dark sunglasses brand. Louis Vuitton Outlet Online Only for jewelery - with pearls as embellishments dotting short little black dresses and bolero jackets, a look of Honor Collection Oversized pearls at the neck and wrists models have been combined. "Its all about volume and lightness that does not usually go together," said the designer, who this season mixtures used chiefly in cotton - the highest quality - to achieve the desired ventilation. Short skirt and short jacket shape came with bright colors, such as in a graphic black, red and blue patterned bolero worn with platform heels striped piece. For evening there were colorful dresses with sheer embroidery as a feather to the edge, worn on its own or over steep swishy pants. Notes futuristic sprinkled throughout, like a skirt with quilted red and swollen sidestick space age tunic, or disc-shaped hats with huge transparent edges, which reflects the rotation of the turbine. Also took a tube mini dress, the model of solar collectors in the sparkling blue embroidery. Lagerfeld more direct questions about the metaphor of renewable energy to Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and its rivals, made headlines for setting a pair of edgy new designer Raf Simons and Hedi Slimane applied. "Energy is the most important thing in life," he said elliptical swarm the "beauty" of wind turbines. "If I were building a house, I would sit in the garden," he said. But not the designer was clear: it is clearly a Chanel that can respond to the younger generation as well as its customer base. "We will eventually babies!" He joked when asked about the runway younger and previous collections. In practice, the spring look a few seasons work is stripping back the traditional aesthetics of the house began to pick up. "No pigtails, no buttons classic Chanel, no chains, just beads and pearls, that's all," he said. "Everything is gone, and yet he's still looks very Chanel, I think." The only "CC" Monogram Collection came on a white quilted bag with huge round handles. "This is for the beach - you stick handles in the sand and put your towel on it," quipped Lagerfeld. Linda Fargo, senior vice president of the New York fashion store Bergdorf Goodman, said Lagerfeld himself a few more cards up his sleeve seems in response to the enthusiasm surrounding Slimane and Simons have. afp