The Boy Is Mine!

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Our new Chanel's piece of arm candy is as androgynous as ever, but has a love story behind its conception.

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Chanel Knightsbrigde Collection

Chanel offers a new limited edition collection called Knightsbridge inspired by London’s cultural and historic riches and city's areas. The products are named in honor of some districts of the British capital. The collection includes three products in glamorous pink hues a compact highlighting powder and blush, three rouge lipsticks and lip gloss.

Here comes the beauty pack by Chanel

Get inspired this summer by the Creative Director of Chanel Make up, Peter Philips, and discover his latest makeup fantasy. The five quirky robots (created entirely from Chanel make-up products), are the brainchild of Peter Philips, and even starred in their own unique animation entitled Here Comes the Beauty Pack as part of the Chanel's new Make-up Confidential campaign.

Le Boy Chanel

If there was ever a time that was ripe for the launch of a women's bag with a mannish lean, Chanel did well to pick this one. After all, this is a period in which a masculine undertone permeates through much of women's fashion; an undertone that we only expect to strengthen as 2012 approaches, bringing with it an expected 1930s revival. There's another fact revealed: this masculine undertone is not modern or futuristic, nor based on an experimentation with androgyny. Instead, it's a masculine undertone that carries with it heritage appeal. And few fashion houses do heritage as well as Chanel. So it is that masculine qualities merge with heritage appeal to shape one of Chanel's autumn / fall 2011 offerings: the Boy bag. Inspired by a hunters' cartridge bag carried by Coco Chanel. The lack of over femininity in the Boy Chanel seems clear from the moment you lay eyes on it. It's lines are strong, its hardware embellishments not slight. To be certain this isn't a gent's bag, thrown over his shoulder or across his chest it would look out of place, but nor is it of the quilted, visually soft standard that many a Chanel bag has been coveted for. Chanel have a term for it, they say they're avoiding the feminine cliches. 

2011 Cannes Film Festival Closing Ceremony

The curtain went down on the Cannes Film Festival this weekend with a glamorous closing ceremony and awards presentation.
The Palme d'Or for Best Film to the producers of The Tree of Life and the Best Actress award for Melancholia went to Kirsten Dunst who teamed a white strapless embellished feathered gown from Chanel Spring 2011 haute couture collection with Valentino ‘Vintage’ pointed toe ankle strap pumps at the closing ceremony of the 2011 Cannes Film Festival.
She accesorized with a Chanel ‘Cascade De Diamants’ diamonds ring and wore her beautiful blonde hair in a messy updo for the event.
Kirsten Dunst took the “Best Actress Award” for her portrayal of a depressed woman at the end of the world in Lars von Trier’s ‘Melancholia’.

Les Fleurs D'Été de Chanel

Dressed in morning dew, swaying in the breeze, summer flowers and gardens inspired Peter Philips, Global Creative Director of Chanel Make up, to create a carefree, light and radiant collection. An oasis of blossoming colours: pinks, greens and a touch of yellow announce the return of the season of beauty.