The designer brought a breath of fresh air, introducing more youthful vibes while also keeping the signature Chanel mark and fabrics.

“I thought about Kristen Stewart playing Jean Seberg and all the actresses Gabrielle Chanel dressed at that time,” Viard told WWD about her inspiration.

She made sure to honor the legacy of Karl, but also leave her own creative direction for the label. The main fabric you’ll see is obviously tweed mixed with bold denim. When it comes to color, according to Chanel we’ll be wearing a lot of blue, red, white, black, grey and pink next spring.

Virginie set the Chanel RTW Spring 2020 collection in Grand Palais, where she recreated a Parisian rooftop. Models strutted the unique runway, flaunting the chic rompers, dresses, tweed suits, shorts, and fabulous jackets.

But that’s not all! During the final walk, the French YouTube comedian Marie Benoliel decided to join the models. The catwalk crasher was escorted by the amazing Gigi Hadid and eventually taken off stage.

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Now the main question stands – did Virginie live up to the status of her mentor?

After seeing the Resort 2020, we can definitely conclude that Chanel’s designs still feature that timeless class that Lagerfeld was so dedicated to preserving.

The line was presented in the infamous Grand Palais, a very common setting for Chanel. The label decided to take their audience through a very colorful journey of shades, materials, and cuts. The room was transformed into a train station, to depict that feeling of adventure.

The one thing we have to admit is that Viard stayed faithful to Coco and Karl’s visions for the brand, but did also include her personal signature in the 79 runway looks. The new Chanel girl still dresses up in tweed but is even more feminine and bold.

The post Chanel Debuts First Collection After The Death Of Karl Lagerfeld appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

The designer brought a breath of fresh air, introducing more youthful vibes while also keeping the signature Chanel mark and fabrics.

“I thought about Kristen Stewart playing Jean Seberg and all the actresses Gabrielle Chanel dressed at that time,” Viard told WWD about her inspiration.

She made sure to honor the legacy of Karl, but also leave her own creative direction for the label. The main fabric you’ll see is obviously tweed mixed with bold denim. When it comes to color, according to Chanel we’ll be wearing a lot of blue, red, white, black, grey and pink next spring.

Virginie set the Chanel RTW Spring 2020 collection in Grand Palais, where she recreated a Parisian rooftop. Models strutted the unique runway, flaunting the chic rompers, dresses, tweed suits, shorts, and fabulous jackets.

But that’s not all! During the final walk, the French YouTube comedian Marie Benoliel decided to join the models. The catwalk crasher was escorted by the amazing Gigi Hadid and eventually taken off stage.

The post Virginie Viard Debuts Solo Chanel RTW Spring 2020 Collection appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.

Now the main question stands – did Virginie live up to the status of her mentor?

After seeing the Resort 2020, we can definitely conclude that Chanel’s designs still feature that timeless class that Lagerfeld was so dedicated to preserving.

The line was presented in the infamous Grand Palais, a very common setting for Chanel. The label decided to take their audience through a very colorful journey of shades, materials, and cuts. The room was transformed into a train station, to depict that feeling of adventure.

The one thing we have to admit is that Viard stayed faithful to Coco and Karl’s visions for the brand, but did also include her personal signature in the 79 runway looks. The new Chanel girl still dresses up in tweed but is even more feminine and bold.

The post Chanel Debuts First Collection After The Death Of Karl Lagerfeld appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.