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This was the arctic scene at Chanel, where giant chunks of bona fide iceberg, specially transported from Scandinavia, formed the frozen landscape around which models . As fake snow just wouldn’t cut it chez Chanel, the real stuff was exported from the Ice Hotel way up north in Sweden and brought to Paris.
The ‘berg was carved by 35 ice sculptors from around the world in six days. But all the extravagance is the perfect mirror to the collection, which WWD reminds us “doesn’t come . The immersive and cinematic sets resembled, variously, windfarms and polar landscapes (complete with a real iceberg), airport departure lounges, space stations and . Most memorable of all was the improbable giant iceberg from Scandinavia that Chanel shipped across the continent for the Fall 2010 show. Lagerfeld also pioneered the .Discover the breathtaking Iceberg Runway Chanel event at Icehotel, featuring stunning fashion designs showcased on a runway crafted entirely from ice.
There was the iceberg, a 28-foot frozen mountain purportedly hacked from a glacier, hauled to France from Sweden in 15 tractor-trailers and then trucked back again. The world's biggest iceberg is on the move after more than 30 years being stuck to the ocean floor. The iceberg, called A23a, split from the Antarctic coastline in 1986. But it .
Real-life Scandinavian icebergs flourished the Grand Palais in Paris for Chanel’s FW10 show. Photo by Pierre Hounsfield of Getty Images. The show featured faux fur coats, . This was the arctic scene at Chanel, where giant chunks of bona fide iceberg, specially transported from Scandinavia, formed the frozen landscape around which models solemnly splashed through a. As fake snow just wouldn’t cut it chez Chanel, the real stuff was exported from the Ice Hotel way up north in Sweden and brought to Paris. For Chanel’s Fall/Winter 2010 outing, he got a nine-metre high, 265-tonne real iceberg imported from Scandinavia and had it hand carved by 35 ice sculptures from around the world in just six.
The ‘berg was carved by 35 ice sculptors from around the world in six days. But all the extravagance is the perfect mirror to the collection, which WWD reminds us “doesn’t come cheap,” even though Karl only used faux fur. Exorbitance is of little concern to Chanel. The immersive and cinematic sets resembled, variously, windfarms and polar landscapes (complete with a real iceberg), airport departure lounges, space stations and supermarkets. Here, in celebration of Lagerfeld’s boundless creativity, we look back at Chanel's most awe-inspiring show set design.
Most memorable of all was the improbable giant iceberg from Scandinavia that Chanel shipped across the continent for the Fall 2010 show. Lagerfeld also pioneered the concept of the traveling.Discover the breathtaking Iceberg Runway Chanel event at Icehotel, featuring stunning fashion designs showcased on a runway crafted entirely from ice. There was the iceberg, a 28-foot frozen mountain purportedly hacked from a glacier, hauled to France from Sweden in 15 tractor-trailers and then trucked back again.
The world's biggest iceberg is on the move after more than 30 years being stuck to the ocean floor. The iceberg, called A23a, split from the Antarctic coastline in 1986. But it swiftly grounded.
Real-life Scandinavian icebergs flourished the Grand Palais in Paris for Chanel’s FW10 show. Photo by Pierre Hounsfield of Getty Images. The show featured faux fur coats, jumpsuits, chunky knitted sweaters, and shaggy snowboots fitting for the show’s set. This was the arctic scene at Chanel, where giant chunks of bona fide iceberg, specially transported from Scandinavia, formed the frozen landscape around which models solemnly splashed through a. As fake snow just wouldn’t cut it chez Chanel, the real stuff was exported from the Ice Hotel way up north in Sweden and brought to Paris.
For Chanel’s Fall/Winter 2010 outing, he got a nine-metre high, 265-tonne real iceberg imported from Scandinavia and had it hand carved by 35 ice sculptures from around the world in just six. The ‘berg was carved by 35 ice sculptors from around the world in six days. But all the extravagance is the perfect mirror to the collection, which WWD reminds us “doesn’t come cheap,” even though Karl only used faux fur. Exorbitance is of little concern to Chanel. The immersive and cinematic sets resembled, variously, windfarms and polar landscapes (complete with a real iceberg), airport departure lounges, space stations and supermarkets. Here, in celebration of Lagerfeld’s boundless creativity, we look back at Chanel's most awe-inspiring show set design.
Most memorable of all was the improbable giant iceberg from Scandinavia that Chanel shipped across the continent for the Fall 2010 show. Lagerfeld also pioneered the concept of the traveling.Discover the breathtaking Iceberg Runway Chanel event at Icehotel, featuring stunning fashion designs showcased on a runway crafted entirely from ice.
There was the iceberg, a 28-foot frozen mountain purportedly hacked from a glacier, hauled to France from Sweden in 15 tractor-trailers and then trucked back again. The world's biggest iceberg is on the move after more than 30 years being stuck to the ocean floor. The iceberg, called A23a, split from the Antarctic coastline in 1986. But it swiftly grounded.
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