Showing posts with label chanel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chanel. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 December 2013

Marilyn Monroe Starring CHANEL N°5 Brand New Campaign


Marilyn Monroe was internationally known not only as one of the sexiest women in the twentieth century, but also as a new icon with a fresh sensuality. Her favourite fragrance was CHANEL N°5.


Her candid declaration of love for the quintessential feline fragrance can be found in an article of Life Magazine published on August 7 1952. When asked what she wore to bed, she replied, “I only wear CHANEL N°5.” Her remark that she wore nothing to bed but a few drops of CHANEL N°5 rocked the world.


While perusing the archives on Marilyn Monroe, the House of CHANEl discovered an unreleased decording capturing the spontaneous ambassadress original words. In 1960, George Belmot, editor-in-chief of Marie Claire magazine, interviewed the star of the film “Let’s Make Love” by Georges Cukor. During the interview, Marilyn confirmed her love for CHANEL N°5: “You know, they ask me questions. Just an example: ‘What do you wear to bed? A pyjama top? The bottoms of the pyjamas? A nightgown?’ So I said, CHANEL N°5, because it’s the truth…And yet, I don’t want to say ‘nude’. But it’s the truth!”


With this two declaration, and the photo by Ed Feingersh showing Marilyn with a bottle of CHANEL N°5 nestled in her décolleté, she definitively established N°5 as the fragrance of timeless femininity. This also embodied Mademoiselle Chanel’s wish back in 1921: “I want a woman’s fragrance that smells like a woman.” Geez…this word make me creeps and adore two powerful women in the world!
Viva la CHANEL *x.o.x.o

Sunday, 3 November 2013

100 Headpieces Exhibition by Katsuya Kamo


A solo exhibition of renowned Japanese hair and makeup artist Katsuya Kamo already take place from November 2 - 18 at laforet Museum in Harajuku.
Over 100 headpieces that were created for fashion shows and photo shoots will be displayed along with a replica of his atelier studio.
Otherwise, a multi-faceted artist, Kamo has been active since 1996 when he began working for Junya Watanabe COMME des GARCONS. He has since been involved in fashion shows for brands such as Chanel, Fendi, and Undercover. He has also led visual directions for ad campaigns globally with brands like Fendi and Kenzo, and has had his fantasy head pieces featured in photo shoots for Vouge Paris, Vouge Italia, Dazed&Confused, and Wallpaper.
After joining Mod's Hair in Tokyo in 1988, he spent time traveling in paris before forging his partnership with Junya Watanabe from 1996 onwards.