The New Chanel Bag Looks Just Like the Lite Brite You Played With as a Kid

The same way the zigzag is reinterpreted at Missoni and bright prints at Mary Katrantzou, Karl Lagerfeld gives us the tweed suit every season. There's no better way to pay homage to Gabrielle Chanel, but there was no better way to suggest he was moving forward than to style those suits with robot heads. Models made their way down the Spring Fashion Week runway at the Grand Palais, which Karl managed to turn into a data center. Loose pastel wires lined the walls, highlighting the threads of the clothes. It was a pretty picture, and we're sure Lily-Rose Depp thought so too. These looks seemed to take a style note from Karl's new mini muse.
Almost every coordinate set included a baseball cap, turned to the side and worn with a low ponytail. Many jackets were balanced on one shoulder or two, or completely open to make way for key card-like pendant necklaces. Many will be excited about the return of the classic two-toned ballerina flat, but It girls will want to get their hands on the mesh block heels with double ankle straps, an added security measure. Finally, feminine types will be drawn to the breezy fit-and-flare dresses and technicolor blazers cinched over delicate lace underlays.