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Chanel’s Boy Collection For Spring/Summer 2012 | Fashion

There is nothing like a designer bag to bring out the best of any outfit, not to mention help boost a woman’s confidence. Of all the new bags out there, I am currently head over heals for Chanel’s Boy collection. I loved it since it was introduced last May.

I was thrilled to come across Chanel’s Boy Spring 2012 collection on Purseblog, and will share it with you through the below slide show. The image featured on the top is my favorite, which is yours?

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9 Mar ’129 Mar ’12

The Iconic Chanel Flap Bag & How It Is Made In Pictures | Fashion

The Chanel Flap Bag is one of the most sought after bag of our time, a true icon for one of the world’s best luxury brand. To appreciate it even more, Style Republic shared images of the bag in the making.

Check out the images below of all of the steps.

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4 Nov ’10

Chanel to Donate Zaha Hadid’s Pavilion to Arab World Institute

“ Chanel is to donate the exhibition pavilion designed by Iraqi-born British architect, Zaha Hadid, winner of the 2004 Pritzker Prize, to the Arab World Institute. The pavilion showcased artworks by contemporary artists inspired by Chanel’s iconic bag in 2008.

Chanel will thereby perpetuate this work designed by one of the greatest contemporary architects.

Hadid’s unique pavilion was widely appreciated during Mobile Art’s world tour and came to the attention of the Arab World Institute who contacted Chanel to express their interest in it.

Early 2011, the pavilion will be installed in front of the Arab World Institute, in the unique architectural environment of this prestigious cultural institution, which is open to all in the heart of Paris.

From then onwards, the Arab World Institute will use the pavilion to pursue a contemporary art exhibition policy in relation with the Arab countries.”

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