Let's Get Digital! Gerald Tan Highlights His Favourite Looks From Chanel Spring 2017
The appearance of two robots gave Chanel's double CCs new meaning: How's that for Chanel Cyborg?
True to Chanel style, the Grand Palais was transformed into another mega set—this time as a server mainframe for it's spring/summer 2017 blockbuster show.
It was perhaps Karl Lagerfeld's way of acknowledging technology's influence on society and fashion; after all, the digital revolution has increased the industry's need for speed.
That sense of urgency translated into the idea of a woman pulling together her look in record time: Lingerie is layered under a tweed jacket, for example. Or a lace slip worn under an oversized sweater—the look will no doubt find its way to the backs of Instagram-obsessed women.
Technology was also reinterpreted as a graphic print resembling psychedelic bursts of optic flares that ran down gossamer cuffed jackets, a flowy trouser and easy summer dresses.
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Fashion In Review: Hermès Brought Some R&R To Spring/Summer 2017
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Fashion In Review: Gerald Tan Talks Céline Spring/Summer 2017
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