Dedicated to fashion all his life, appearing in flashy stories and secrets about his private life, always shining like a true `king` of the Haute Couture world… Karl Lagerfeld’s influence has
White-haired king Karl Lagerfeld taught us a philosophical lesson about the `present moment`, where there is no room for nostalgia, thinking about the past is meaningless.
The image of Karl Lagerfeld with silver hair tied in a ponytail, dark glasses and a neat suit has become iconic.
Since winning first prize in the jacket design category from the competition organized by International Wool Secretariat, then joining Pierre Balmain;
Then in 1983, as we all know, Karl decided to become Creative Director of Chanel, where he was given the responsibility of rebuilding an empire that was on the decline.
Karl Lagerfeld directly with the crew shooting the Chanel Métiers d’Art Paris – Hamburg 2017 – 2018 collection.
Karl’s destiny is here, between silky velvet and beautiful dresses.
Information differs from place to place about the year he was born.
“One day everything will end, I wonder when that will be?
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In 2017, the king of the Chanel empire decided to introduce the Métiers d’Art collection in his hometown of Hamburg, Germany.
Enlightened, Karl was like the 18th-century thinkers and artists he admired – passionate about the Age of Enlightenment.
Karl Lagerfeld the last time he stepped out to greet guests after Chanel’s Métiers d’Art 2019 – 2020 collection in New York.
When he joined Chanel, he considered how to make Chanel’s timeless signatures stand in the contemporary space.
Colorful life and society are always recreated in Chanel shows and Karl Lagerfeld is the creator and soul of those catwalks.
Karl Lagerfeld appears everywhere.
It is in that mysterious loneliness that fans have an even stronger desire to know the real person behind Karl Lagerfeld’s chic appearance.
Karl instructs models to pose for the Chanel Cruise 2018 collection.
To ELLE, he always gave kind and gentle words like this: “I came to Paris in 1952 and lived in a student hotel on the Sorbonne.
Of course, the prince belongs to no one, even if we all have a lot of respect for him.
Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH Group, shared: `Karl Lagerfeld, a creative genius, has passed away, who contributed to making Paris the fashion capital of the world and Fendi one of the leading fashion houses.
Karl made the sketches.
What would Karl Lagerfeld say if he heard these respectful words?
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