Karl Presents Chanel For Men

The Fashionisto

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Published December 11, 2008

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Updated January 28, 2015

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Paying tribute to Coco Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld presented a Russian inspired menswear collection for Maison d’Art collection that was held in Paris on December 3rd.  The result was a small collection with no frills, but a strong stern military chic appearance that included long clean lines, uncomplicated silhouettes, a plethora of black, and a return to the masculine man of style.

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