Chanel Maestro Karl Lagerfeld and Things That Inspire Him

Karl Lagerfeld has created a new vintage bag in a Chanel Haute Couture line for fall 2012. In the process of creating the iconic designer was his cat, inspired Herbie. What other inspirations Lagerfeld has had in recent years? Karl Lagerfeld is one of the creators of the most talented fashion of our time. It defines the fashion trends for men and women around the world. If an item storage box, or wear when you're of a dream, it is interesting to know what inspired genius. Here is a list of inspirations Lagerfeld in recent years. Chanel Fall 2010 - The Lions were the most likely determinant, Chanel couture show for it. Lagerfeld has used Russian elements as inspiration for his collection. During the show, the super-models of a large lion, a large bead, then went he down the catwalk. The newest model on the podium was escorted by male model Baptiste Giabiconi who wore a lion's head mask. Chanel Pre-Fall 2011 - The Chanel line is a tribute to one of the decadent period of history - from the Byzantine period. The Luxury Collection includes fourteen pieces chunky jewelry that was the focus of this collection. "Inspiration is not a copy, but a starting point for us in a new place," Lagerfeld said at the end of the show. Yes, indeed. Chanel pre-fall 2012 - The German born designers were inspired by India for this collection. "It's the Paris version of the idea of ​​India," said the designer, who has never visited the exotic country. The collection includes saris metallic shades of fuchsia, hand-painted floral motifs and heavily lined eyes with kohl. Although it was presented in Paris, he felt almost like Bombay. Chanel Spring 2012 ready to wear - this is not a collection of haute couture, Karl Lagerfeld is delighted strive to make every show memorable. The inspiration for this line was the bottom of the ocean. Was overwhelmed by the amount of the privilege of watching a magical underwater world. Corals, shells and sea horses were part of the entire show. Models lined by a dome cave bear traditional materials that have been given a turn underwater.