I don’t know about you, but Karl Lagerfeld personally designs my Chanel party attire and well, all of my attire actually (he just doesn’t know it). The moment that those Chanel models hit the runway I adjust my shopping accordingly. Doesn’t everyone? Well, if you are a late bloomer, keep reading for the latest inspiration coming straight from Chanel’s Métiers d’Art Show in Rome. It’s everything that you will need to guide you through every family gathering, every party, and every night out with the girls and it’s all very, je ne sais quoi or insta-worthy, if you will. It reinvents the little black dress.

Three words some up my favorites from the pre-fall collection for Chanel; Crazy, Sexy, Cool. As they say, when in Rome…do as the Romans do. And the Romans are keeping it a bit more coquettish than we are used to seeing. The flirtatious collection showed legs covered in black lace, tops with one shoulder bare, black mini dresses, tops cropped up a bit, and super defined waist lines with black ciré pencil skirts. Some pieces looking like they just came out of your negligee drawer.

Models looked go-go glam with large demi-beehive hair, big doll-eyed makeup, and of course short dresses. The skimpy clothing displayed with fine lingerie type embroidering was paired with large coats that help tame the collection.

Chanel at the Cinecittà film studio No. 5

The incredible show on Tuesday night took place at the Cinecittà film studio No. 5 was staged as the Paris of the past that we all know and love. The set was complete with wine, cheese shops, a corner bakery, oyster bar and the main attraction was at the cinema. The cinema showed a short directed by Lagerfeld himself and it starred a young and flirty Coco.

The fine detailing of the clothing was in line with the fine Paris art we have seen century after century and what a time to celebrate the wonderful history of Paris after such horrific current events.

“I didn’t know when we started the idea of Paris in Rome that it would be the best moment to show a perfect, romantic Paris when Paris today in reality is the opposite of a romantic city,” said Lagerfeld.

“It’s really unbelievable, no?”

Check out the delicious collection here!

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Dusty rose is that muted pink color, very French, very feminine, and oh-so-chic. Historical and always relevant, it has come and gone through eras of fashion. It has been seen on the runway from late winter to spring shows. The red carpet has embraced it on gowns, shoes, and accessories. Zac Posen created the most celebrated dusty rose dress at the Oscars. It’s even made its way into the salon, dusty rose hair has been all the rage so far this year and could be seen on celebs like Nicole Richie. Pantone even included it in their color report for predicted hues. It’s a hit.

How to wear it? So many dusty rose options are out there. It pairs great with both gold and silver, and always is a sure companion with black. Many silk options in the pink tone can be found, and layered tulle and lace on tanks and skirts have been seen almost everywhere. Dusty rose on top paired with black on the bottom in denim or leather creates a ladylike yet edgy contrast.

Shimmering dusty rose accessories can also be found, a great compliment to many skin tones. Rhinestones, metallic leathers and fabrics and even make-up are a lovely update to the copper and rose gold tones that were abundant last year. Try a dusty rose shimmer on lips and eyes, a silvery pink touch that perfectly accents a pout.

Best thing is that what pieces you pick up now will be in style throughout the year, so get shopping.

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What is better than a high wasted pant and signature Chanel bags…well, nothing.

Explore the ad campaign and indulge in some high fashion retail therapy!

Featured throughout the pages of this Karl Lagerfeld’s campaign are models: Nadja Bender, Ashleigh Good, Dalianah Arekion. This collection takes you back to the 20’s with a hint of the 50’s which is the inspiration of many brands this year but Chanel takes the cake. You will lush over the luxe fashion with, of course, tweed, twill, leather, and pearls. The campaign features a mushtashe throughout, a rumored ode to Coco Chanel’s secret affair with Salvador Dali.

Drape me in Chanel.

I am quite at home in this seasons cruise line that was crafted with the Singaporian culture in mind. Last May Karl Lagerfeld guided the Chanel entourage to Singapore. Why? Basically because he has done everywhere else. At Dempsey Hill, celebrities and fashion insiders gathered for a colonial fashion infused show.

My favorites included hour glass fitted dresses, pencil skirts, loose fitting shorts, wide-leg trousers, long cardigans, pleaded sweaters,and extra frilly dresses!

This line gives you something to wear for any scene from dainty diaphanous looks to edgy (and slightly surprising) revealing attire, you will be set.

Keeping the brand true to it’s roots, this line also featured many male clothing – inspired looks tailored to fit the woman. But that is not to take away from it’s femininity, with frill and plenty of tweed topped with pearls draped heavily, this is a line any woman can lounge happily in while on vacation in Singapore or anywhere in the world and the bags….the bags!

Take a look at my favorite bags of the season. Chanel bags are the epitome of fashion and a must-have accessory for any woman’s closet!

And more from the Chanel Cruise 2013/14 campaign below:

 See more at Chanel.com

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