when the models were on a raised runway,' Viard wrote in the. Viard took a risk by transporting her audience back to a golden period for Chanel, running the danger of being unfavorably compared with her predecessor. There are few fashion brands who really ruled the '90s the way that Chanel did but if Karl Lagerfeld's designs were popular. Miniskirts featured extended flaps in the back, while a black leather quilted dungaree had the aura of an instant classic.įlou tends to be Viard’s weak point, and this show was no exception, with a closing sequence of chiffon dresses in an oversized butterfly print that felt like a downer, compared to the rest of the colorful lineup. Viard offered oversized jackets in a variety of hues, including a lilac version printed with double-C logos. 5 perfume, which celebrates its centenary this year, are sure to generate waiting lists. Celebrity guests had immersed themselves in the archives ahead of a Met Gala that celebrated the work of the late Karl Lagerfeld. Chanel fashion shows in the 90s: the best runway moments - Vogue Australia HOME / FASHION / TRENDS What Chanel’s fashion shows looked like in the ‘90s There’s only one Karl Lagerfeld. Some looks appeared teleported from that era: a cropped T-shirt with “Chanel” spelled out in sequins was paired with a long black skirt with a thong peeking over the waistband, while a pink cardigan came with a matching crop top and shorts. The air was heady with ’90s nostalgia on the first Monday in May. Model walks the runway during the Chanel Haute Couture show as part of Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 1989-1990 in January, 1989 in Paris, France. Rohner was first on the runway, in a low-cut white swimsuit and black T-shirt that were a perfect foil for the accessories: two-tone flats, a black 2.55 handbag, an oversize quilted tote and oodles of necklaces, in the kind of pileup that Lagerfeld made a trademark of ‘90s Chanel.
Inside, photographers jostled to get a picture of the stars in person. Guests entered through a room where giant screens showed black-and-white footage of brand ambassadors, including Lily-Rose Depp and Blackpink’s Jennie, picking up cameras and preening in a director’s chair.
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