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Chanel parades collection inspired by Egypt

The French fashion house took its presentation to NYC
12.11.2018
by Redação (Brazil)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art was chosen by Karl Lagerfeld to serve as the stage for Chanel's new Métiers D'Art parade. With an audience of more than 800 guests, the collection was inspired by the Egyptian empire and exhibited the meticulous work of the ateliers maintained by the French brand. Below, discover the highlights of the collection!

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